File:Piegan Blackfeet woman named Dawn Mist looking toward trees, Glacier National Park, Montana, between 1912 and 1915 (AL+CA 3442).jpg

Part of the "See American First" Great Northern Railway National Park Route photogravure series.

Caption on print: Dawn Mist, Blackfeet Indian princess. Glacier National Park, Montana. See America First. Also printed with the "See American First" Great Northern Railway National Park Route logo. The subject is probably the woman known as Daisy Norris.

These images were almost certainly made between the years 1912 and 1915, when the Great Northern Railway was encouraging tourism through the "See America First- Great Northern Railway - National Park Route" promotional campaign. Louis W. Hill, President of the Great Northern, was eager to promote tourism in the newly created Glacier National Park, primarily because his was the only rail line servicing the area. As part of this effort, he created an extensive promotional campaign that attached the Great Northern Railway logo and branding to the "See America First" slogan first espoused by Stanford Harris of Salt Lake City from 1905-1909.

• Subjects (LCTGM): Piegan Indians--Clothing & dress--Montana; Leather garments; Dresses; Braids (Hairdressing)
• Subjects (LCSH): Dawn Mist, Piegan Indian; Ethnic costume--Montana--Glacier National Park; Glacier National Park (Mont.); ;