Crow Indian Chiefs and Crow Prisoners, 1887

From the National Archives and Records Administration.

The Crow chiefs in the first photograph were captured by the U.S. army on November 7, 1887, at Custer Battlefield, Montana, after a fight at the Crow Agency. The Crow leaders were imprisoned at Fr. Snelling, Minnesota, in 1887. Their names were: Crazy-Head, Looks-with-his-Ears, Rock, The-Man-that-carries-his-food, The Bank, Deaf Bull, Big-Hail-Stone, and Crazy Head's Son.

The second photograph shows Crow prisoners taken after the same fight. Their names were: Crazy Head, Knowing his Coos, Deaf Bull, The Bank, Looks-with-his-Ears, Big-Hail-Stone, The-Man-that-carries-his-food, and Rock.