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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramPhotographer's spouse Don Marks with medicine man Ingram Billie during Christmas feast at Mission Village in the Everglades.
Image Number
Photographer
Date
Date Note
Rights
Collection
, N2013-17, Box #3, FF4
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Medicine men
Occupational groups--Florida--Everglades
Native Americans
Ethnicity, Seminole
Ethnicity, Native American
Religious holidays
Feasts
Festivals, Events and Conferences
Religious meetings
Outdoor recreation--Florida--Everglades
Amusements
Entertainment events
Fasts and feasts
Holidays
Christmas
Religious gatherings
Magnetic recorders and recording
Muskogean Indians--Florida--Everglades
Seminole Indians--Florida--Everglades
Mikasuki Indians
Healers
Shamans
Tourists--Florida--Everglades
Photographers' spouses
Sound--Equipment and supplies
Personal Subjects
Corporate Subject
Physical Description
General Note
Accompanying notes: "Ingram Billie listens to tape recorder as son Jimmie watches Don".
"'Deep in the Florida Everglades' Seminole Mikasuki Indian Chief Medicine Man, Ingraham Billy hears first tape recorder while assistants look on. 'No Harm Come' gives o.k. to use 'magic black box' while photographing their festival. Only other white person ever allowed at this annual ceremony was Deaconess Harriet Bedell, Missionary for the Mikasuki Indians living not on reservations, but in the Everglades."
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