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This photo, titled "Group Portrait, Crow Agency, Montana," is part of the Dr. A.B. Holder Photographs collection in Mississippi State University's Special Collections Department. It pictures a white man, possibly Dr. A.B. Holder; an unidentified man; an unidentified member of the Apsaalooke (Crow) tribe; and a Black cowboy, possibly Charles "Smoky" Wilson. Apsaalooke is the native name for the Crow tribe.

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Digitized photos from MSU Libraries' Holder Collection unveil beauty of Montana's Crow Indian tribe
By Sasha Steinberg - MSU Office of Public Affairs
Thu,07/29/21-2:17PM , 1,285 Reads
STARKVILLE — The photographic beauty of both the natural and built environments of Montana’s Crow Indian tribe is now easily accessible to academic researchers and U.S. history enthusiasts through Mississippi State University Libraries’ digital collections.
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MSU Welcome Center resuming campus visits, tours
By Sasha Steinberg
Thu,06/17/21-2:36PM , 1,148 Reads
STARKVILLE — As pandemic restrictions are eased, Mississippi State University’s Welcome Center is resuming personalized individual and group tours of the Starkville campus this summer.
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MSU architecture freshmen to showcase design skills in 'Emmett Till River Site Memorial' exhibition in Sumner
By Sasha Steinberg
Fri,07/10/20-5:51PM , 13,043 Reads
STARKVILLE — Thirty-six freshman Mississippi State architecture students are showcasing their final first-year studio projects Aug. 28-Oct. 1 in an “Emmett Till River Site Memorial” poster exhibition at the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in Tallahatchie County.
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MSU LIBRARIES PARTNERSHIP BRINGS 'UNFRAMED IMAGES' LECTURE, EXHIBITION TO CHARLESTON
By Sasha Steinberg
Tue,08/27/19-6:38PM , 1,076 Reads
STARKVILLE — Mississippi State University Libraries, in partnership with Tuskegee University and the MSU-based Southern Literary Trail, is presenting a lecture and exhibition this week to celebrate the work of acclaimed African American photographer P.H. Polk.
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