Two trappers, near Burnt Lakes [Alberta]. 1915. [Three pack dogs accompanying the trappers].
Smoking moosemeat. 1915. [Dene family beside smoking meat.]
Seven Foot Davis' grave. Peace River [Alberta]. 1915.
The junction of the Peace and Smoky rivers. 1915.
[A teepee in the bush].
[An archivist wrote the above description. Below, we have transcribed the original caption written by John Russell. His description may cause offense because he uses outdated language to describe an Indigenous camp. 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].
Indian [Indigenous] camp at Burnt Lakes. 1915.
Camp life. The cook tent. [Men seated for a meal, inside the cook tent]. 1915
Part of the base line gang. 1915.
Camp. 1915. [A group of tents, Alberta].
Sep. Hunt, on line with the big transit. 1915. [A man carrying a transit].
The same Hunt, in camp. Cleaned and shaven. 1915. [Man seated in front of a tent.]
Levellers again. 1915. [Two men with a transit].
A young Canadian. 1915. [A Dene woman and child by a campfire].
[Dene family near a tent and campfire].
[An archivist wrote the above description. Below, we have transcribed the original caption written by John Russell. His description may cause offense because he uses outdated language to describe a Dene family. 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 breed family. 1915.
1915 Fall in Tuktoyaktuk
Speakers include: Joe Nasogaloak.
[Recorded in Inuvialuktun.]
Also includes some indications of traditional land use.
One folder consisting of copies of correspondence regarding the availability of teaching positions in the NWT [1923]; a memorandum describing the education available in the NWT in 1939 and making recommendations for improvement; a research bulletin which discusses schools in the NWT and the Yukon prior to 1930 [1983]; and draft material for Norman Macpherson's book on the history of education in the NWT [1983].
Programme Title: 1921 Treaty.
Speakers include: Johnny Kaye.
Show Host or Interviewer: Sarah Simon
[Recorded in Gwich'in.]
[child, logs, Indian Ecumenical Conference at Morley (Alberta)?, outdoor community feast, children playing on roof]
On one of the Athabaska [Athabasca] delta channels. [Boat moored to the shore].
[Fort] Chipewyan from the harbour, showing (1) the R.C.Mission, (3) the Church of England, (2) Simon Fraser's.
[Fort] Chipewyan from the harbour, showing the marker islands.
A root is caught in the propeller, now the canoes have to tow the boat. [Men paddling canoes lashed together].
Sunset, 10 P.M. Wrigley harbour. [A schooner and a canoe moored at the shore.]
A channel buoy, G. S. [Great Slave] Lake.
[Fort] Resolution, N.W.T. [In the distance, viewed across the water].