Winfield, KS
example from contributor
David Rodocker
(1840-1919)
The life of D Rodocker has been well covered in several places because of his prolific documentation of the Native Americans. He worked in and around Winfield, KS, for most of his life.
Posted here are a few of his photographs.
26 Nov 1880
25 May 1894
31 Jul 1919
Winfield, KS
example from contributor
Winfield, KS
example from auction site
Winfield, KS
example from auction site
Winfield, KS
example from auction site
Winfield, KS
example from auction site
Winfield, KS
example from auction site
Winfield, KS
example from auction site
Winfield, KS
example from Downtown Brown Books
Winfield, KS
example from pin
Winfield, KS
example from pin
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