[Aklavik, children, sewing, furs, craft shop, church]
[Craft shop in Aklavik with piles of skins on table]
[Mary Kendi of Aklavik, worked at handicraft store. Interview with Kendi published in Native Press newspaper on December 9, 1972, page 9. Published in Native Press newspaper on August 29, 1973 page 7]
[Aklavik, portraits, views of community]
[Aklavik, sewing]
[Aklavik Fur Garment Co-op. Published in Native Press newspaper on August 29, 1973 page 7]
[Carline Moses (centre) in Aklavik Fur Garment Co-op]
[Unidentified woman sewing in Aklavik craft shop]
All Saints Cathedral, Aklavik
Oil barrels, Aklavik
Aerial of Aklavik.
Aerial view of Aklavik. Just over the horizon 50 miles further north is Arctic Ocean. ©RCAF, requests for copies to LAC [No date].
Eskimo [Inuit] schooners at Aklavik waterfront in 1939. Including Omingmuk (musk-ox). On deck of beached schooner in foreground is crated Rogers radio bought from H.E. Peffer, independent trader.
Margaret, daughter of Annie Fitzgerald Andreason [Andreasen], in All Saints Residential School, Aklavik, 1939. Margaret was born in 1930 at Coppermine and is a Grand-daughter of Inspector F.J. Fitzgerald, RCMP.
Altar painting in All Saints' Pro-Cathedral. Aklavik. To a dark skinned Madonna and Christ Child offerings are brought by Eskimos [Inuit], an Indian [Dene] and a trader while a Mounted Policeman stands guard. [Nativity wall mural at Anglican church]
[Same as N-1979-063: 0072 Born in 1930 at Coppermine, Margaret was the daughter of Annie Fitzgerald Andreason. She’s seen here in All Saints Anglican Residential School in Aklavik. Margaret was also a granddaughter of RCMP Inspector F.J. Fitzgerald].
[An archivist wrote the above description. Below, we have transcribed the original caption written by Richard Finnie. Finnie's description may cause offense because he uses outdated language to describe Margaret. We have reproduced the original below because it is a part of the original historical record. If you have feedback or questions, please contact the NWT Archives].
A Half-Breed Eskimo Girl at the Church of England School, Aklavik.
Dental Clinic at Aklavik. A Loucheaux Indian [Gwich'in] woman has cavities to show for her eating of imported foods. There are no Government dentists in the Northwest Territories This is Dr. Alan McCay, an independent Australian dentist on a research mission.
Fur Garment Shop [in Aklavik. Taken during Claire Barnabe's campaign tour for the 1970 Territorial election.]
[Aklavik Nursing Station. Taken during Claire Barnabe's campaign tour for the 1970 Territorial election.]
[Rooming house and cafe in Aklavik. Taken during Claire Barnabe's campaign tour for the 1970 Territorial election.]
Canon Hester and his house at Aklavik, June 1926
Hudson's Bay Company store and wireless station on right, Aklavik, 1926
Reverend Canon Hester and Reverend McCallum in front of the Church of England [Anglican] mission house at Aklavik, 1925
Inuit women at Aklavik. 1922
R.C. [Roman Catholic] Hospital and residential school, Aklavik.