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Shinnecock, People of the Stony Shore Photo Project attempts to reinforce our connection to the land and aims to present ourselves in a web-based portraiture platform.

The Shinnecock Portrait Project is made possible with Special thanks to MDOC Storyteller’s Institute hosted at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY, in June 2018.

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Adeline Bunn Waters (1844-1913)

Collection: Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum

Date:

Type of Material: Photograph

Source: Beverly Jensen’s Shinnecock Indian Nation book 2015

Language: English

Coverage/Location: Unknown

Creator: Unknown

Copyright: No Known Copyright Restriction

Description:

Adeline Bunn Waters (1844-1913), daughter of Sophia Waukus Bunn and James Bunn, is pictured here. (Courtesy of the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum)

From Beverly Jensen’s Shinnecock Indian Nation book 2015

Colorized

 

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