Osage tribe

Osage Indians, Pawhuska, Oklahoma; Unknown; Native American, Osage; Native American, Osage; 1850 - 1900; Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Five "Osage squaws" gather for a portrait. They are posed in front of a painted backdrop. This image comes from an Osage album with the inscription: "Compl...

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Although there have been many Osage Chiefs over the history of the people, I will probably continue to return to Chief Black Dog and his band of Osage, as he was paramount to the local history in t…

Ernest and Mollie Burkhart married in 1917. Unbeknownst to Mollie, a member of the Osage tribe, the marriage was part of a larger plot to steal her family's oil wealth. Oklahoma Historical Society, Oklahoman Collection/Courtesy of Doubleday

The Osage are a Midwestern Native American Siouan-speaking tribe of the Great Plains who originated in the Mississippi River Valley.

Oglala Chief He Dog aka Shunka-bloka 1877

Circa 1870

Circa 16th June 1913

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Osage men. ca. 1890. Photo by G. W. Parsons, Oklahoma.

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"Killers of the Flower Moon" is expected to begin shooting in 2021. An OETA documentary series is taking a look at events that will be depicted in the film.Tulsa-based health

During the early days of World War II, an Army Air Corps major general, who was an Oklahoma native, and member of the Osage Indian tribe, was named to lead the air effort in Hawaii following Pearl

The Osage people became famously rich with oil money in the 1920s. Then they started turning up dead.

Osage Saying