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Aklavik. Verna Hansen (3rd r) Knute Hansen (2nd r). [Seven children posing outside.] 1956

Aklavik. [A child standing in front of a] Delta cabin. 1956

Aklavik. [A man on the ice fishing with his dog team] Jiggling for loche. 1956

Aklavik. Hunting caribou 40 [forty] miles W [west] of Aklavik [with dog sled teams.] 1956

Aklavik. Hostel kids on R.C. [Roman Catholic] Barge [a Sister, s.g.m., is either brushing or checking a child's teeth.] 1956

Aklavik. Hostel kids on R.C. [Roman Catholic] Barge [a large group is sitting on the roof. Hostel and hospital buildings in background] 1956

Aklavik. Agnes Jacobson/green parka. Hostel girls front of the R.C. [Roman Catholic] Rectory. Brother R. Mahe O.M.I. - Back row. 1956

Aklavik. R.C. [Roman Catholic] Cubs and Scouts. 1956 [young men and boys in uniforms lined up outside]

Aklavik. R.C. [Roman Catholic] Hostel kids on Immaculata II Barge. 1956

Aklavik. Volunteer fire brigade in action. [People fighting a fire with a hose, crowd gathered watching.] 1956

Aklavik. Peel Channel - Ice harvest. [dog in the foreground and people on the ice in the far background.] 1955

Aklavik. Across on Pokiak Channel [two cabins visible and Aklavik is across the channel in the background.] 1956

Aklavik. Near Red Mt. [mountain. A brook running through rocks and the mountain in the background.] November 1958

Aklavik. Upper Peel Channel. [Mountains at the shore of the channel.] 1956

Aklavik. Mouth of the Peel. [There are two larger log buildings with a few smaller ones around them.] 1956

Aklavik. "Shamrock" a Eskimo [Inuvialuit-owned] schooner. 1956 [boat on shore]

Aklavik. [A barge load of boxes of supplies] at Semmler's on Pokiak Channel. 1956

Aklavik. Peel Channel. Brothers wood haul. 1956 [barge loaded with logs]

Aklavik - teachers, riding [on boat]

Aklavik - 1st July Sports ground

Aklavik - pupils, Eskimos [The students are most likely Inuvialuit or Gwich'in.]

Aklavik - fishing [pulling net from canoe]

Aklavik - midnight sun

Aklavik [aerial]

Aklavik - eskimo pupils [The students are most likely Inuvialuit or Gwich'in.]