David and Rebecca. [Two young children dressed in pajamas at Aklavik All Saints' hospital.]
Landing in the Aklavik on the Peel River via a Canadian Pacific Otter. The buildings on the shore belong to the All Saints Anglican Mission. L-R the hospital, manse, and residential school. [View of landscape from airplane window.]
Aklavik. Looking almost straight east. [Two unidentified] men enjoying a relaxing canoe ride.
Main Street Aklavik. L-R [Left to Right] Tony [?], pilot and Cst. [Constable] Tony Kozak (RCMP) [Royal Canadian Mounted Police]. Tony the pilot had an Irish accent.
James Kowana, handyman, standing on the steps by a door facing north and shows the north wing of the [All Saints] hospital and staff residence. [Aklavik]
The Royal Canadian Navy buildings and antennae, plus wood piles of the Anglican Mission School. [Aklavik]
The mud is drying up. [View of buildings and houses in Aklavik.]
The arrival of the barges with the year's supplies -For the All Saints Mission it meant dried vegetable, powdered milk and eggs, ketchup, etc.
A very hot day. Miss Mary Hockin (hospital bookkeeper and sister of the matron of All Saints Hospital). Enjoying the shade are Millie Greenland, Jean Tardiff, Martha Dyck and Sheba Selamio. [Aklavik]
Ladies ball game on the beach on the east side of Aklavik.
This appears to have been taken out of Emily's bedroom window. On the left is the Anglican Hospital Ice House -back of the church -wood pile (looking south).
An arrival of the mail plane and passengers. On the left is nurse Helene Caufield, then Reverend [Leonard] Holman (mustache), Mrs. Holman (white sweater), and [unidentified] teacher. The Holmans were in charge of the Anglican Residential School, [Aklavik.]
CP-CZP [Canadian Pacific floatplane] crew, Frank Sokoloski (engineer and on the right Wally [?] pilot. [Aklavik]
Boats, people, dogs and airplanes. [Aklavik]
Jean McGee, wife of Ian McGee, the Hudson's Bay [Company] Manager. [Aklavik]
[Two unidentified people]. Mrs. Holman, Al Lawry, pilot, Marion McKay with the pink neck scarf, Reverend [Leonard] Holman, Mrs. Fregin (nurse's aid) and Emily Stillwell, RN [Registered Nurse] in the blue jacket. This is part of a group enroute to Herschel Island. I had chartered the Otter and organized the trip in July of 1958. The airplane was full and I had to turn people away. [Aklavik.]
The sun moving along below the horizon in January --it will soon show above the horizon in the next few days.
Returning to Aklavik from Tuk.
Lt - Rt [Left to Right] Terry Jones, Linda [Jones], Ruthie Jones, sliding in front of the Hudson's Bay Store. [Aklavik.]
Mother and daughter, Main Street [Aklavik]. RCMP [Royal Canadian Mounted Police] headquarters is on the right. Mother was married to a man in the Navy.
Victor Stewart's dogteam. Victor talking to Leah Mather (Nurse's aid from Holland). Aklavik
L - R: [Left to Right] Don Andrews, Glenn Warner, ? Tom Wright, Tony Kozak, Scott Stewart, [unidentified officer], Sandy Sanderson and [unidentified officer.] [Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers in Aklavik.]
Emily Stillwell and [unidentified child. In Aklavik.]
Playing cards at the hospital [in Aklavik]. In the plaid shirt is Reverent Holman (also known as Marrying Sam). Mrs. Holman (In blue), Thelma Benham, Canon Webster (wearing a tie), Susie Husky to Canon Webster's left, Merlynn Randall and ____ {a student minister with his back facing the camera.)
Annie Stewart. Emily [Stillwell] couldn't find her sweater and saw Annie had it on. [Patient at All Saints hospital in Aklavik.]