William Francis Galvin

Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Home About Collections Exhibits Guides Complete Archive Revolution 250
search archive
Browse Archive Up

Charlyn and Gary Votour, owners of As the Crow Flies in Barre, Massachusetts

Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Folk arts and heritage collection, 1982-2016

▲

View Gallery

Title ▲ ▼
Description ▲ ▼
Date ▲ ▼
Artifact under construction with animal skull in center

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Beadwork supplies

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Blue quartz in shop altar setting, with wok and Buddha and other intercultural artifacts

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Blue quartz in shop altar setting, with wok and Buddha and other intercultural artifacts, showing gold Buddha

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Blue quartz that Gary found at site in Bernardston

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Cases in context: Kachina-style dolls (top), mineral collection

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Closeup of eagle pipe

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Crow is Gary Votour’s totem

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Dream catchers

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Eagle pipe made by Gary Votour’s father

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Exterior views, as the Crow Flies, Barre, Massachusetts 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Exterior views, as the Crow Flies, Barre, Massachusetts 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Exterior views, as the Crow Flies, Barre, Massachusetts 03

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Field notes on Gary and Charlyn Votour

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Gary Votour with mask

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Gemstone collection

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Interior of shop 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Interior of shop 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Interior of shop 03

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Kachina-style’ Navajo dolls

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Medicine bag 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Medicine bag 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Photograph log on Gary and Charlyn Votour

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Porcupine skull in center of dream catcher-type decoration

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Prayer Beads’ set against border of Native-style beads

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Rosary Beads’ with Native-style beadwork at upper left

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Seven-sided Cherokee shield in process, for Winchendon site

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Sign indicating that the dolls are NOT Hopi dolls

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Smudge fan 01

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Smudge fan 02

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Spider web dream catcher

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Tree of Life

Charlyn and Gary Votour, proprietors of a Native American craft shop

2001-04

Powered by Preservica
William Francis Galvin, Secretary of the Commonwealth
©2026 Preservica

Massachusetts Archives Digital Repository

Links
Accessibility Statement
Archives Homepage
Content Statement
Terms & Conditions
Contact
617-727-2816
archives@sec.state.ma.us
Staff Directory
Instagram
Visit

Monday — Friday
8:30 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.

220 Morrissey Blvd.
Boston, MA 02125

Massachusetts Archives Digital Repository is best viewed on screens that are 8" or larger.