[Boats in a yard over winter.]
6 Barge on portage 1966
Sunset Tuk [Tuktoyaktuk]
Rainbow Bell Rock NWT 1966
Alexendra [Alexandra] Falls NWT, 1967
[View from top of waterfalls, looking downriver.]
Hay River 1970 [Break-up]
[Two men beside a dump truck on its side.]
[Unidentified community.]
[Two men sitting in a bedroom in a camp.]
[Barges on the water.]
[Houses, vehicles, and other material on barges being pushed by the W.R. Streeper.]
[The Angus Sherwood] At Hay River NWT.
[Two men on a boat.]
Late night Tuk [Tuktoyaktuk]
[Boats and barges in winter.]
[Sun over boat and ice.]
Hay River. 1969 9:40 A.M.
Looking south west. [Break-up]
Caption on back of photo: "1941 #5. Cross beams in place, waterfall underneath, the hardest work over [ever?] in working conditions that knows no monetary reward. Those timbers were held together by threaded carriage bolts. Of course the proper angles were adhered to. Bill Clark"
Caption Source: Bill Clark
Photographer: Carl Falcon
WDA's Comments, 2013 Jun 28: The framework for the flume is nearing completion. Note how the heavy frame logs are wedged into the canyon walls allowing the flume to support the massive weight of Bennett creek's water.
Milt Campbell's Audio Caption for photo: 50. That's Stan Turner and I think he's delivering a sermon. This is the difference between Dick and Stan. Stan was pretty good at that sort of thing.
Photographer: Milton J. Campbell
WDA's Comments, 2013 Sep 12: Dick Turner was more serious than Stan.
Caption Source: Bill Addison because we ran out of tape & time (at 1 am) before Charlie could
describe it.
Photographer: unknown
WDA's Comments, 2014 Mar 03: I do not recognize the building in this photo and therefore it
may not be in Fort Simpson. RC diocese records may shed light on the origins of this photo. [Likely residential school in Fort Providence.]
Caption on back of photo: "#50 Looking down Bennett Creek from top of canyon. Bill Clark"
Caption Source: Bill Clark
Photographer: Carl Falcon