‘The photograph of Geronimo driving a car was taken on June 11, 1905, at the Miller brothers’ 101 Ranch, located southwest of Ponca City, Oklahoma.
‘The car is a Locomobile, and the Indian in full headdress to Geronimo’s left is Edward Le Clair Sr., a Ponca Indian. Geronimo so admired Le Clair’s beaded vest that it was presented to him later in the day. When Geronimo died in 1909, he was buied in the vest.
‘The photograph was taken during a special 101 Ranch show for the U.S. press. Thousands of newspaper editors and reporters flocked to it.’
fastEddie wrote:
hmmmm....needs more pickup
4cylndrfury wrote:
Generally speaking I agree - however I think he did hit one out of the park about a week ago.
From: http://www.davidbsmithgallery.com/exhibit/show/kim-keever
From: http://www.davidbsmithgallery.com/exhibit/show/kim-keever
http://www.newarttv.com/Kim+Keever
Nope, bats don't scare me.
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