Staff of the Anglican mission : Top row left to right : Dr. Shand, Rawlings, Foote, Lucy, Barker, Mary K. [Kikkok], O Kc, Bill Vehas, Lazarus. 3rd row from front left to right : Canon Shepherd, Mrs. Shepherd, [C.] Searle, Mrs. L. [Livingstone], Miller, Scott, Mrs. J. [Jones], Canon J. [Jones]. Second row from front left to right : [Mildred] Rundle, Dr. L. [Livingstone], Currie, Bishop Fleming, Powel, Chapman. Front row left to right : Mary McPherson, [M.] Punter, [H.] Sowden, [Mary] Saich. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Old Pete. Ex-whaling Captain. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
At the store. [Large group of children]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Komatik. [Two boys playing on a basket sled]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Cariole. [Loaded cariole at a campsite]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Mrs. Koste. In hills caribou hunting in late fall. [Mrs. Kost standing near a small waterfall Aklavik. 1940-1942.]
Caribou hunting. [Two men beside a caribou carcass]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Caribou hunting. [Men loading caribou carcasses onto a cariole]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Caribou hunting. [Dog team resting on a bluff]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Caribou hunting. [Dog team hitched to a komatik]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
[Three Inuvialuit or Gwich'in men]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Fred [or Jim] Wolki and family - Bankslander. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Easter camp at Aklavik. [Inuvialuit or Gwich'in beside a komatik]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
Easter camp at Aklavik. [Gwich'in or Inuvialuit women at a campsite]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
[School children collecting willows]. Aklavik. 1940-1942.
The River widens. [Boat trip from Aklavik to Tuktoyaktuk].
Cleaning seals, taken at coast, in Aklavik, 1957.
Anglican hospital, Aklavik, 1957.
Students at Anglican residential school [All Saints], Aklavik, 1957 or 1958. [Classroom]
Aklavik, April, 1958. [Pile of boxes, garbage, cans near a 45 gallon drum on street in winter]
Main Street, Aklavik, May, 1957.
Students at Anglican residential school, Aklavik, 1957.
Commissioner Gordon Robertson at the opening of the Federal hostel-school in Fort Smith, January, 1958. In platform shot, mace of the NWT lies before Robertson. Others on the platform, left to right, are Father Leo Mokwa, vicar-general of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Mackenzie, representing Bishop Trocellier, the vicar-apostolic; Knut Lang, member of the Territorial Council, from Aklavik; Robert "Bobby" Porritt, member for Hay River; Supt. L. H. Nicholson of the RCMP, an appointed member from Ottawa; Roy M. Koch, president of the Fort Smith Parent-Teacher Association, J. V. Jacobson, chief of the education division, Dept. of Northern Affairs, and Father Gilles Mousseau, superior of the RC Mission at Fort Smith.
Hostel school at East Three [Inuvik], 1959. Originally, to placate Anglicans and RC's, whose Aklavik residential schools had to close down when government took over education, churches were allowed to operate hostels. Utilidor conveniently divided the playground and kept separate "congregations" apart at playtime.
Dr. L.E.C. "Bill" Davies with Mountie at Aklavik, 1958. He was Medical Officer of Health for Western Arctic.