Frank Henderson took photographs of historical Arapaho events. He passed down traditions and stories orally to missionaries. Images normally recorded on animal skins were recorded in ledgers.
They split into northern (Platte River) and southern (Arkansas River) groups after 1830. Like many other tribes that moved from the East to the Plains, the Arapaho became nomadic equestrians, living in tepees and depending on buffalo hunting for subsistence.
The Arapaho had a polygynous social structure and a patrilocal residence pattern. A family lived in its own tipi, furnished according to the man's economic status in terms of the horses he owned.
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