3 albumen photographs, each approx. 11 x 8 1/4 in. on 14 x 11 in. mounts with Howard's imprint below image. Includes: A view of Fort Fetterman taken from long range, with buildings and earthen wagon trails visible in the middle/far distance of the image. Ink inscription to mount recto reads "Fort Fetterman, Wyoming Territory," and printed paper label affixed to verso reads "Quarters at Fort Fetterman, Wyoming. -- A view of the fort taken from a closer proximity, showing more details of its quarters and other components including what appears to be a long log-built structure to the viewer's right in the middle distance. -- A view of the 2nd US Cavalry camp near Fort Fetterman along the North Platte River, featuring dozens of tents in the middle distance and a few men venturing near the water's edge nearer the foreground. Ink inscription to mount recto reads "Camp - 2nd Cavalry near Fort Fetterman, Wyo. Ty. North Platte River."

Charles Howard captured these images as part of the 1877 Stanton Expedition while he was serving as a private with the 4th US Infantry

A rare set of images.