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[Aklavik]
N-2018-010: 12447 · Object · March 1984
Part of Native Communications Society fonds

[View of Aklavik in winter, including the Franche Community Centre on the right. Photographer: Andrea Sankey?]

[Aklavik]
N-1988-009: 0104 · Object · 1924-01-01 - 1939-12-31
Part of Richard Finnie fonds

Suppertime in the Church of England School, Aklavik. [girls at Anglican Mission school]

[Aklavik]
N-1979-032: 0006 · Object · 1937
Part of Henry Cook fonds

Governor General's visit Aklavik 1937. [Large group of Gwich'in people waiting for Governor General Lord Tweedsmuir (John Buchan)]

[Aklavik]
N-1979-032: 0011 · Object · 1937
Part of Henry Cook fonds

Aklavik 1937. [Group of Gwich'in schoolgirls in uniforms and berets, guides?.]

[Aklavik]
N-1992-110: 0159 · Object · December 1970
Part of Claire Barnabe fonds

Moose Kerr School [in Aklavik. Taken during Claire Barnabe's campaign tour for the 1970 Territorial election.]

[Aklavik]
N-1992-110: 0162 · Object · December 1970
Part of Claire Barnabe fonds

Aklavik Anglican Church [Exterior view of All Saints Anglican Church in Aklavik. Taken during Claire Barnabe's campaign tour for the 1970 Territorial election.]

[Aklavik]
N-1992-110: 0166 · Object · December 1970
Part of Claire Barnabe fonds

[Large building in Aklavik. Taken during Claire Barnabe's campaign tour for the 1970 Territorial election.]

[Aklavik]
N-1992-110: 0168 · Object · December 1970
Part of Claire Barnabe fonds

[Catholic church in Aklavik. Taken during Claire Barnabe's campaign tour for the 1970 Territorial election.]

[Aklavik]
N-1979-063: 0069 · Object · 1939
Part of Richard Finnie fonds

Mrs. L. D. Livingstone [nee Mabel Gladys Anderson] tends her household garden at Aklavik. Box-like structure covers meat storage cellar excavated in permafrost. 1939.

[Aklavik]
N-1980-002: 0060 · Object · [between 1937 and 1950]
Part of Cominco Ltd. fonds

Discharging cargo at Aklavik, mouth of the Mackenzie River. Note the lack of wharf facilities. [pre 1950].