Whiteman Runs Him – 1910
The man pictured in this photo went by the name highlighted above – Whiteman Runs Him. He was a member of the Crow people, a set of Native Americans who lived on the borders of Southern Montana. Whiteman Runs Him was a popular figure back in the day in his tribe as he was known to always be on par to fight and protect his people. He joined as a Crow scout at the young age of 18, and sure enough, it was a tough decision for him to make.
Whiteman Runs Him
Sacagawea
The woman pictured here was known as Sacagaweaand was a part of the Shoshone, a Native American tribe. She was also the daughter of one of the tribe’s chiefs but never had the smoothest life as she faced a lot of pressure, struggles, and adversaries in her life. She embarked on a lot of journies, and amidst all of them, she was mostly known for her great role in Lewis and Clark’s discoveries. There are lots of other stories about her that are yet to be told.
Sacagawea
