Joseph Kossuth Dixon (1856–1926) was an American clergyman, lecturer, and photographer who is primarily remembered for his historical documentation of Native American life. He achieved recognition for leading the Wanamaker expeditions, which traveled extensively to visit and document various Indigenous peoples of the United States.\n\nThroughout these journeys, Dixon served in multiple capacities, utilizing his skills as a photographer to capture images of the communities he visited, while also drawing on his background as a clergyman and lecturer to share his findings. His work during the Wanamaker expeditions remains a notable effort in the early twentieth-century documentation of Indigenous peoples in America.
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