Chiricahua Collection

Native American / Geronimo
Chiricahua Apache leader who led a sensational campaign against the whites (1885-6). His Indian name is Goyathlay which translates as the one who yawns. (Right in photo.) Date: 1829 - 1909

Grey Eagle an Apache chief
5307571 Grey Eagle an Apache chief.; (add.info.: Portrait of Grey Eagle, an Apache chief. The Apache are a group of culturally related Native American tribes in the South-western United States)

Chiricahua National Monument, Arizona, USA

Massai Point, Chiricahua National Monument, Arizona, USA

Portrait of Grey Eagle an Apache chief, 19th century
Portrait of Grey Eagle an Apache chief

Picture No. 10760920
Boulders of rock in the Chiricahua Mountains Date:

Moccasin game kit, with wooden hoop, stick, ball, and stack of twigs. Chiricahua Apache, from Oklahoma
APACHE GAME PIECES. Moccasin game kit, with wooden hoop, stick, ball, and stack of twigs. Chiricahua Apache, from Oklahoma

Naiche - Hereditary chief - Chiricahua Apaches. Naiche, Chiricahua Apache chief, half-length portrait, facing left, dressed in a military uniform decorated with medals. Date c1898

PNAT2A-00004
Apache chief Geronimo, also known as Goyathlay, 1880s. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of a photograph

Male lesser goldfinch (Carduelis psaltria), Chiricahua National Monument, Arizona, United States of America, North America

Rock formations in Chiricahua National Monument, Willcox, Cochise County, Arizona, United States of America, North America

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"Discover the Rich Legacy of the Chiricahua: A Journey through Native American History" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Chiricahua, a prominent Native American tribe known for their resilience and bravery. Step into history at Chiricahua National Monument, nestled in Arizona's breathtaking landscape. As you explore Massai Point, gaze upon panoramic vistas that once witnessed legendary battles led by Geronimo, a revered Chiricahua warrior. Feel the echoes of their triumphs and struggles reverberate through time as you stand where they once stood. Uncover the stories etched on Grey Eagle's face - an Apache chief whose portrait from the 19th century still captivates hearts today. Picture No. 10760920 immortalizes his wisdom and strength, reminding us of our shared humanity. Delve deeper into their culture with artifacts like a Moccasin game kit found in Oklahoma. Wooden hoops, sticks, balls, and stacks of twigs reveal glimpses into traditional games that brought joy to generations past. Meet Naiche - a hereditary chief who carried forward his people's traditions with pride. PNAT2A-00004 captures his regal presence and serves as a testament to leadership within the Chiricahua Apaches. While exploring this majestic land, encounter nature's wonders too. From male lesser goldfinches fluttering amidst rock formations to female acorn woodpeckers tapping away diligently – witness how wildlife thrives harmoniously within this sanctuary. Cherish every moment spent among these ancient lands where history intertwines seamlessly with natural beauty. Let your spirit soar alongside towering rock formations that have silently watched over countless generations passing through Cochise County’s Willcox region. The legacy of the Chiricahua lives on; it beckons us to honor their heritage while embracing diversity and celebrating unity across cultures.