Ruby Tigertail appears in the Florida Memory Project (State Archives of Florida) as a young Seminole woman photographed around 1910 at the Musa Isle Indian Village near Miami. She is identified as the sister of Charlie Tigertail, a well‑known Seminole man frequently documented in early ethnographic photography. These images, taken by photographers such as Julian Dimock, serve as primary visual records of Seminole life during a period of intense cultural pressure and tourism‑driven representation