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1949 St. Michael, ND Father Cletus Miller, OSB, Father Eugene Buechel, SJ, and Father Timothy Sexton, OSB -- Fr. Stan Maudlin, OSB
American Indian Culture Research Center, Blue Cloud Abbey, Marvin, SD
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1940 Kenel Congress BACK 1) Bernard Fagan, SJ 2) unknown 3) Alfred Baltz, OSB 4) Victor Heinen, OSB 5) Claude Barton, OSB 6) Timothy Sexton, OSB 7) Alfred Meyer, OSB FRONT 1) Lawrence Riebenthaler, OSB 2) Sylvester Eisenman, OSB 3) unknown 4) Eugene Buechel, SJ 5) Joseph Speyer, SCJ 6) unknown
American Indian Culture Research Center, Blue Cloud Abbey, Marvin, SD
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1922 Kenel Congress BACK 1) Unknown 2) Unknown 3) Justin Snyder, OSB 4) Unknown 5) Unknown FRONT 1) Fr. Vincent Fresch, OSB 2) Fr. Sylvester Einenman, OSB 3) Bishop John Lawler 4) Unknown 5) Fr. Eugene Buechel, SJ -- Fr. Stan Maudlin, OSB
American Indian Culture Research Center, Blue Cloud Abbey, Marvin, SD
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1953 at Marty, SD 1) Fr. Eugene Beuchel, SJ 2) Fr. Roger Dieckhaus, OSB -- Fr. Stan Maudlin, OSB
American Indian Culture Research Center, Blue Cloud Abbey, Marvin, SD
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1956 at Marty, SD 1) Fr. Eugene Buechel, SJ 2) Fr. Gualbert Brunsman, OSB -- Fr. Stan Maudlin, OSB -- the date is incorrect as Beuechel died on October 27, 1954 -- RB
American Indian Culture Research Center, Blue Cloud Abbey, Marvin, SD
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1953 at Marty 1) Sister Theresa Martin, OSBS 2) Fr. Eugene Buechel, SJ 3) Sister Madeleine LeCompte, OSBS -- Fr. Stan Maudlin, OSB
American Indian Culture Research Center, Blue Cloud Abbey, Marvin, SD
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1953 at Marty 1) Sister Madeleine LeCompte, OSBS 2) Fr. Eugene Buechel, SJ -- Fr. Stan Maudlin, OSB
American Indian Culture Research Center, Blue Cloud Abbey, Marvin, SD
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Viola Manning with Viola Walking Eagle (August 18, 1930). Viola Manning was a friend and benefactor of Fr. Buechel's who made several visits to the reservation. She lived in New Jersey. This photograph was reproduced in Don Doll's "Crying for a Vision".
Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum
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(Back row) Susie (Bear Shield) and Joe Kills in Sight, Alice Boyle, Charles Swift, Joe White Hat, Viola Manning, Charlie Kills in Sight, Amelia Schaffer, Jennie (Hollow Horn Bear) Swift. (Front row) Isadore and Justin White Hat, Dorothy and Mercy Little, Viola Walking Eagle, Pearl Walking Eagle, Lorraine White Hat, Chris Kills in Sight, Jonas Swift. (August 18, 1930). Alice Boyle, Viola Manning, and Amelia Schaffer were all benefactors of Fr. Buechel and the Catholic Mission. This photograph was reproduced in Don Doll's "Crying for a Vision".
Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum
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This is a display in the Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum created by museum director Mike Marshall to commemorate the life of Fr. Buechel. The display was made in 2003.
Mike Marshall, Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum
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Lakota school children examine Fr. Buechel's ethnographic collection. Fr. Buechel first displayed is collection at St. Francis in the Jesuit residence and as it grew, in a small building. Brother Hartmann built the current museum for Fr. Buechel in 1950 to commemorate Fr. Buechel's 50 years as a Jesuit.
Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum
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