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ADVANCE FOR USE SATURDAY, MAY 23, AND THEREAFTER - In this photo taken April 11, 2015, Patricia Bradbury holds up one of the leather beaded dresses she wears during frontiersmen events at her home in Dalton City, Ill. Bradbury along with her husband Ed Bradbury, who despite his resonant English name, had a great-great-great-grandfather who was Blackfoot and then, later, some Crow and Cherokee was mixed into his bloodlines, attend encampments with other enthusiasts and say the events seek to re-create life as it was lived around the early 1800s; their particular take is looking at that frontier life from the American Indian point of view. (Lisa Morrison/Herald & Review via AP)
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