Image: The Village of White Hair mural 2006-07-03

Description: A mural seen from the intersection of 4th and Commercial streets in Oswego, Kansas. A reproduction of E. Marie Horner's “The Village of White Hair”, it was painted by Joan Allen, with Larry Allen and Jerg Frogley. The mural depicts the relationship between John Mathews, a white fur trader and blacksmith who lived on the summit, and the Osage, led by Chief White Hair, who dwelled east of the bluff near Horseshoe Lake, circa 1841. The original painting is exhibited in the Oswego Historical Museum, and the mural was sponsored by the Oswego Historical Society.
Title: The Village of White Hair mural 2006-07-03
Credit: Digital photograph
Author: Photo by Michael Overton.
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