Fonds 80-035 - Native Studies slide collection

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    387 photographs : slides.

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    The slides were purchased from the Archives of Ontario.

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    The collection consists of copies of photographic slides from holdings of the Archives of Ontario relating to Indigenous life in Ontario, North West Territories and Northern Canada.

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        NOTE TO RESEARCHERS: LABELS OF PHOTOGRAPHS ORIGINATE WITH PHOTOGRAPHERS AND REFLECT TERMINOLOGY THEN CURRENT. Terms may be offensive, inaccurate and/or inappropriate.

        Box 1

        Tray 1: Contains slides 1 - 63

        1. Baker Lake, NWT: Group of four Eskimos O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12347

        2. Photograph of Eskimo Boy (Geological Survey, Dept. of Mines) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12345

        3. Eskimo Buildings O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12298

        4. Hudson Bay, NWT: Dwelling House of the Central Eskimos, west coast of Hudson Bay O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12262

        5. Port Burwell, Quebec: Eskimo and hut O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12353

        6. Fort Chimo, c1918: Group of Eskimo women and children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4502

        7. Eskimo Dress O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12299

        8. Lake Tahiryuak, NWT: Eskimos dressing for dance O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12396

        9. Port Burwell, Quebec: View of Hudson's Bay Co. Post O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12352

        10. Eskimo girl O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12389

        11. An Eskimo grave O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12358

        12. Group of Eskimos O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11504

        13. Hudson Bay Region, 1914: Prospector John Jones dog team O.A. Reference: Acc. 6805 S 11813

        14. Arctic: Eskimo igloos O.A. Reference: Acc. 6805 S 11811

        15. Interior of an igloo O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12381

        16. Eskimo igloos O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12308

        17. Edmonton, Alberta: Eskimos with two members of the RCMP O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12342

        18. NWT: Archdeacon Whittaker with group of Eskimos O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12386

        19. Eskimo with sled and pelts O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11482

        20. Baker Lake, NWT: Tapatai's wife (Eskimo) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12344

        21. Baker Lake, NWT: Tapatai (Eskimo) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12343

        22. Eskimo Point, NWT: camp of four tents O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12306

        23. Eskimo Whale Boat O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12350

        24. NWT: Eskimo women tying up bags of blubber O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12395

        25. Eskimo woman and her baby O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12362

        26. Eskimo woman and child O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12346

        27. Eskimo woman O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12361

        28. Northern Ontario: winter camp of a group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11499

        29. Lake Abitibi area, July 1907: encampment near HBC post O.A. Reference: Acc. 9006 S 12864

        30. Lake Abitibi region, c1907: Henry Doki and his family. Henry worked for E.P. Goodwin who was an engineer in the construction of the National Transcontinental Railway O.A. Reference: Acc. 9006 S 12865

        31. Abitibi region: c1907: Mrs. Henry Doki and her child O.A. Reference: Acc. 9006 S 12862

        32. Fort Metachewan, Timiskaming District, c1906: an Ojibwa guide and family O.A. Reference: Acc. 5793 S 6611

        33. Squatteck, Quebec, 1929: wigwams shared by Archie Belaney ("Grey Owl") and his fourth wife, Gertie O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14461

        34. Rupert's House, 1933: Indian tents (Maud Watt Collection) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4954

        35. Temagami Island, c1900-1920?" Indian chief's house O.A. Reference: Acc. 6496 S 11293

        36. Hudson's Bay Region: Indian tepee O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11695

        37. Northern Ontario, Hudson's Bay Region: Indian tepee and tent O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11683

        38. Framework of an Indian tepee O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11505

        39. Alberta, 1880's: Blackfoot Indian family O.A. Reference: Acc. 6826 S 6974

        40. Alberta, 1880's: Blackfoot brave and pony O.A. Reference: Acc. 6826 S 6975

        41. Humboldt, NWT (Saskatchewan), c1885: Whitecap family (Metis) who were taken prisoners during the North West Rebellion of 1885 O.A. Reference: Acc. 2381 S 5441

        42. St. Regis, 1926: oldest Indian residence in this Quebec village O.A. Reference: S 1026

        43. Rupert's House area ?: a group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4507

        44. Lake of the Woods, c1941: Indian tepees or wigwams. Improvised dwellings made of poles and canvas O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12247

        45. Rupert's House area ?: Indians using fishing nets O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4506

        46. Moose Factory, c1929-1934: Indians camping in front of Mission for the summer. Igloo type tents being used O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11351

        47. Quebec, c1880's?: Indians outside their homes with some of their handicrafts O.A. Reference: Acc. 4959 St 978

        48. Huron village (nine miles from Quebec City), c1870: Interior of Indian Lowette Church O.A. Reference: Acc. 4959 St 975

        49. Ohsweken, Brant County, Ontario, 1890: Six Nation Council House. Opened in 1865. Cornerstone laid in 1863 O.A. Reference: S 870

        50. Caledonia; Onondaga Long House on the Six Nation Reserve O.A. Reference: Acc. 2793 S 882

        51. Moose Factory, 1860's: Indian village O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1984

        52. Moose Factory: Half-breed (metis) huts O.A. Reference: S 2510

        53. Tyendinaga, c1900-1910: Council House on the Mohawk Reserve near Deseronto O.A. Reference: Acc. 4952 S 7400

        54. Churchill, Manitoba: Indian Congregation in front of a Mission Church O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12387

        55. White Dog, District of Kenora, c 1941: The Islington Mission. This is the old CMS Mission, so named after their training centre in England. New church built in 1924. This mission is part of the chain of mission posts associated with the Lac Seul Mission. Many pupils at the Sioux Lookout Residential School come from this area. O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12267

        56. Onondaga, near Brantford: sketch of the original Mission House. Notes written on back of original picture: "West end of Onondaga... Rev. Abraham Nelles lived at Grand River... Capt. Wm. Gilkinson died there after three days illness May 1833". Possible date of construction is 1779, although 1879 is written on the picture as date of erection O.A. Reference: S 871

        57. Split Lake, Manitoba, c1971: St. John's Church. Split Lake is 30 miles west of the Hudson's Bay Railroad. Rev. G.C. Crowley was in charge for 12 years. Has worked with 300 Indians. Picture taken after confirmation. Centre are Rev. Crowley, Bishop Joseph Lofthouse, and Archdeacon Faries. Also present are catechists Lagarus Kitchekesok of Split Lake and David Harvey of Sand Lake, Winter Post O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12274

        58. Natawanan Creek Church, c1941: 20 miles from the Hudson's Bay Railroad. Congregation after Confirmation. Seated at front centre is Robert Dick, the native catechist O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12272

        59. Hudson's Bay Region: Indians in front of tent O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11700

        60. Fort Chimo, 1919: Nascopie Indian home O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4950

        61. Rat Portage, Kenora District, c1905: encampment for the James Bay Indian Treaty O.A. Reference: S 854

        62. Churchill, Manitoba, c1941: a Chipewyan Indian camp O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12249

        63. Nipigon, Ontario, 1888: an Indian village O.A. Reference: Acc. 1541 S 1094

        Tray 2: Contains slides 64 - 126

        1. Burlington, 1806: sketch of Wellington Square, home of Captain Joseph Brant, Indian Chief O.A. Reference: S 873

        2. Nipigon, Ontario, 1888: an Indian village O.A. Reference: Acc. 1541 S 1102

        3. Rupert's House, 1867: "Gypseying" O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1977

        4. Moose Factory, c1866-1868: view of the Moose River O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1988

        5. Moose Factory or Rupert's House, c 1866-1868: an Indian village O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1994

        6. Cochrane District: Moose Factory: a large Metis hut O.A. Reference: S 2511

        7. Grand Lac, Quebec: Semo and family O.A. Reference: S 2549

        8. Fort Qu'Appelle, Assiniboia, N.W.T. (now Saskatchewan), c1870-1900?: plains Indians and white missionary in a small camp O.A. Reference: S 12771

        9. Fort Albany, Cochrane District: Indian camp O.A. Reference: S 2487

        10. Fort Albany, Cochrane District: semi-detached home O.A. Reference: S 2483

        11. Fort Albany, Cochrane District: Indian hut O.A. Reference: S 2482

        12. Alberta: exterior of medicine lodge at the Blood Reserve O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12394

        13. Moose Factory, 1925: group of Indian students O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11507

        14. Moose Factory: school building with Indian pupils at front O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11503

        15. Moose Factory, 1923-1924: Indian residential school. Staff and students in front O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11345

        16. Moose Factory, 1929-1934: Indian residential school: junior pupils O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11340

        17. Moose factory, 1929-1934: school house used by Indian residential school pupils as well as non-resident children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11344

        18. Moose Factory; handicrafts made by pupils of residential school O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11327

        19. Moose Factory: Church of England, school children O.A. Reference: S 2516

        20. Moose Factory: Church of England, school children scrambling for gum drops O.A. Reference: S 2517

        21. Moose Factory: Church of England, school children O.A. Reference: S 2518

        22. Moose Factory: Church of England, school children, "Little Johnnie and friend" with bows and arrows O.A. Reference: S 2523

        23. Moose Factory: Church of England, school and garden O.A. Reference: S 2514

        24. Moose Factory: school O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11721

        25. Mistassini, Quebec: school house O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11719

        26. Kouchiching Reserve c1910?: 2 miles east of Fort Francis O.A. Reference: Acc. 6693 S 11613

        27. Fort Albany: Roman Catholic school. Boys with bows and arrows O.A. Reference: Acc. S 2493

        28. Fort Albany: "boys with bows and arrows with watchful priest" O.A. Reference: Acc. S 2494

        29. Fort Albany: Roman Catholic school dormitory O.A. Reference: S 2492

        30. Fort Albany: Roman Catholic school girls O.A. Reference: S 2491

        31. York Factory, Manitoba: Indian school children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11684

        32. Water-colour by James Otto Lewis, 1827?: Half-breed Winnebago Chief in mourning for one of his wives O.A. Reference: S 904

        33. Western Canada, 1901: [Blackfoot Indians] ready to meet the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York on their visit to Canada O.A. Reference: Acc. 6711 S 4796

        34. New Westminster, B.C., c1880: West Coast Indians in boats O.A. Reference: Acc. 6826 S 6970

        35. Wiarton, c1880: Mrs. Emily Root, age 20 (1908 - age 88, a resident of Christian Island) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6081 S 4019

        36. Ungava, 1918: The MacKenzie Boys (Montagnais Indians) with their mother, near Fort Nascopie O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 5530

        37. Ungava, Quebec, 1918: Montagnais Indians on the trail O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4987

        38. Ungava, 1918: Nascopie Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4981

        39. Ungava, 1918: Mother MacKenzie from Seven Islands at age 80 (a member of the Montagnais tribe) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4980

        40. Ungava, 1918: Montagnais Indians arriving at the headwaters of the Moisie River O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4942

        41. Temagami region: Indian women O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12897

        42. Temagami region: Indian men with paddles O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12896

        43. Temagami region: Indian woman with child in a cradle board O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12893

        44. Temagami region: Indian man and woman O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12887

        45. Temagami region: three Indian women O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12886

        46. Temagami region: Indian family seated by canoe which they are building O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12884

        47. Temagami region: Indian woman with baby in cradle board O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12882

        48. Temagami region, 1947: Indian woman named Angela O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 12881

        49. Lake Temagami area, c1900: "Temagami Ned" with Indian woman and child O.A. Reference: Acc. 6496 S 11288

        50. Lake Temagami area, c1900: two Indians posed O.A. Reference: Acc. 6496 S 11287

        51. Lake Temagami area, c1900: four Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6496 S 11286

        52. Lake Temagami, c1910: "Temagami Ned" and Gilbert Cochrane probably at Camp Temagami. Ned was a friend of "Grey Owl" and an uncle of Archie Belaney's wife, Angela Aguena O.A. Reference: Acc. 6991 S 13146

        53. Temagami region, c1900: John Aguena and wife standing before their wigwam. John is brother to Angela Aguena O.A. Reference: Acc. 9097 S 13147

        54. Bear Island, Temagami: Log cabin with group outside, including Chief and Mrs. Whitebear, first Indians in Temagami O.A. Reference: Acc. 4794 S 6615

        55. Bear Island, Temagami, 12 Sept. 1924: group photo (identified on photo) O.A. Reference: Acc. 4793 S 6593

        56. Temagami, c1920: Billy Friday O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12962

        57. Bear Island, Temagami, c1960: Rita O'Sullivan (nee Moore) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12966

        58. Bear Island, Temagami, c1920-1930, right to left: Alice Moore with Laura Moore in cradle board; other adult and baby unidentified O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12965

        59. Temagami, c1900: Charlie Moore with canoe O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12967

        60. Bear Island, Temagami, c1914-1918: Charley Potts in uniform O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12968

        61. Bear Island, Temagami, 1914-1918: Donald MacKenzie, Tom Potts in uniform O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12970

        62. Bear Island, Temagami: Mr. and Mrs. Francois White Bear on their wedding day. White Bear was Chief O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12944

        63. Bear Island, Temagami: Mr. and Mrs. William Pishabo O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12952

        Tray 3: Contains slides 127 - 189

        1. Engraving from Canadian Magazine, Vol. 20, p.342: "Tecumseh" O.A. Reference: S 4814

        2. Engraving by J. Thompson of W. Gush picture: Rev. John [Shahwundais], Indian Chief and Methodist missionary O.A. Reference: S 2150

        3. Saskatchewan, 1918: Chief Thunderchild O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12307

        4. Brantford, 11 Aug. 1886: Corner-stone laying ceremony at Brant's monument. The stone was laid by Chief Henry Clench. Mr. Allan Cleghorn, elected Chief and President of Monument Committee, is addressing the crowd. Chief Smoke Johnson and George M. Johnson sitting on the block (Pauline Johnson's grandfather and father) O.A. Reference: S 888

        5. Pauline Johnson (1862-1913): Six Nation poet O.A. Reference: S 898

        6. Sketch of Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea, 1742-1807) O.A. Reference: S 885

        7. Brantford, 1 Oct. 1869: Reception of Prince Arthur (Duke of Connaught) at the Mohawk Church, by Simcoe Kerr (Grandson of Brant) and the chief of the Six Nations ("Two Princes of Blood") O.A. Reference: S 895

        8. Brantford: Six Nations Chiefs. Standing, left to right are (back) Jacob Williams, John Anderson and George Johnson; (front) Rev. Isaac Bearfoot and Isaac Hill (official interpreter); sitting are Seneca Johnson, Joseph Snow, Rev. Adam Elliot, Col. Casper T. Gilkison (Superintendent), J. Smoke Johnson, Rev. A. Nelles and Chief Henry Clench. Snow and Johnson are 1812 warriors O.A. Reference: S 892

        9. Brantford, 1 Oct. 1869: Six Nations Chiefs and wives and children awaiting the arrival of Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught O.A. Reference: S 897

        10. Brantford, 1 Oct. 1869: Six Nations braves in Was Dress, awaiting the visit of Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught, at the old Mohawk Church O.A. Reference: S 896

        11. Water-colour, 1847, similar to the works of a Mr. J.O. Lewis: A Sioux Chief (L) and a Pottawatania Chief (R). This sketch is thought to be the work of a pupil of "the Master of Penetanguishene School in 1847" O.A. Reference: S 1140

        12. Group of Sioux O.A. Reference: S 853

        13. Severn, Ontario, c1941: Old St. Peter's Church, built of logs probably about 1876 O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12281

        14. Sarcee Indians, Chief Bull's Head: Chief from the late 1860's to his death in 1911 O.A. Reference: S 851

        15. Sarcee Indian brave O.A. Reference: S 855

        16. Sarcee Indian Chief with travois and pony O.A. Reference: S 869

        17. Engraving, c early 1790's: a Sachem exhorting Indians to war O.A. Reference: Acc. 2314 S 4373

        18. Rupert's House, 1933: "Gardiens" of the Quebec Beaver Preserve, set up by James and Maud Watt O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 5529

        19. Rupert's House, 1936: Tommy Jacob, sons and family O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4944

        20. Indians repairing a canoe O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11682

        21. Camp Kandalore, Dorset: birch bark canoe O.A. Reference: Acc. 6761 S 11768

        22. Camp Kandalore, Dorset, birch bark canoe: often traditions and important historic events of an Indian tribe were incorporated into art work on the exterior of a canoe O.A. Reference: Acc. 6761 S 11770

        23. Camp Kandalore, Dorset: a birch bark canoe of Algonkian origin which reveals the blending of natural materials - roots, bark and planking in an artistic and durable design O.A. Reference: Acc. 6761 S 11771

        24. Camp Kandalore, Dorset: rare example of the famous "Rice Lake" canoe, with canvas removed. The shape is a replica of the better know bark canvas of Central Canada O.A. Reference: Acc. 6761 S 11789

        25. Indians fishing O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11698

        26. Hudson Bay region: Indian girl cleaning fish O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11689

        27. Hudson Bay region: Indians fishing O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11688

        28. Hudson Bay region: Indian putting fish up to smoke O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11679

        29. Makokibatan (Thunder Bay region): squaw drying sturgeon O.A. Reference: S 2471

        30. Lake Namisco: Indians drying sturgeon O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11493

        31. England, late 1935: Archie Gelaney (Grey Owl) in full costume O.A. Reference: Acc. 9291 S 14233

        32. Biscotasing, c1925: Alec Espaniel's child in front of their home O.A. Reference: Acc. 9083 S 13107

        33. Fort Matachewan, July 1910: squaw with baby in cradle board O.A. Reference: Acc. 9006 S 12863

        34. Biscotasing, c1920: Donald Legace and Mrs. "Tincan" (Mrs. Schikamic) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6997 S 13319

        35. Chief High Eagle - Blackfoot O.A. Reference: S 862

        36. Chief High Eagle - Blackfoot O.A. Reference: S 866

        37. Blood Indians: Chief White Wines and wife from Calgary. She graduated from the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph O.A. Reference: S 865

        38. Hobema Indians: Chief Moon from Calgary O.A. Reference: S 863

        39. Blackfoot Indians: Chief Duck in hunting costume O.A. Reference: S 868

        40. Blackfoot Indians: Chief Duck O.A. Reference: S 867

        41. Blood Indians: Chief One Man O.A. Reference: S 864

        42. Metis Beach, Quebec, 1929: Archie Belaney ("Grey Owl") with beaver O.A. Reference: Acc. 9291 S 14232

        43. Lithograph: Joseph Brant (1742-1807), Chief of Six Nations Indians O.A. Reference: S 2076

        44. Brave Dog Society O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12312

        45. Rainy River District, c1903: Eddie Iraves at age 114 O.A. Reference: Acc. 6693 S 11443

        46. Rainy River District, c1912: Brown family on Manitou Reserve, west of Emo O.A. Reference: Acc. 6693 S 11442

        47. Hudson Bay?: Group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12258

        48. Ojibwa dancing costume, c1941 O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12251

        49. Toronto?, c1936: Big White Owl (Ojibwa Indian) O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14475

        50. Cataract Junction, Ontario, 1899: The Junction House (painting by Chief Beaver) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2748 S 778

        51. Hudson Bay Region: Indian boy holding a powder horn and a shot bag O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11705

        52. Lac Seul, Ontario: Indians smoking moose O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12328

        53. Cape Croker, Ontario, 1910: Indians skidding logs O.A. Reference: Acc. 6081 S 4013

        54. Moose Factory: trapping "Winter Packet" O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11492

        55. Hudson's Bay Region: Indians trekking through woods O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11694

        56. Albany House, 1920's: Indian women gathering wood O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8579

        57. Albany House, 1920's: Indian women playing checkers with stones O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8578

        58. Albany House, 1920's: Indian women playing checkers with stones O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8581

        59. Osnaburgh District (Kenora District), July 1905: Indians preparing for feast in celebration for the signing of the James Bay Indian Treaty O.A. Reference: Acc. 2485 S 7518

        60. Albany House, 1920's: Indians playing shinny (hockey) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8588

        61. Temagami area: Indian hockey team (1900?) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6496 S 11295

        62. Six Nation Reserve, 1867: lacrosse team O.A. Reference: Acc. 4822 S 4749

        63. Barwick, Rainy River District, 23 June 1899: Indian pow-wow O.A. Reference: Acc. 6693 S 11440

        Tray 4: Contains slides 190 - 252

        1. Albany House, 1920's: Indians tobaganning O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8571

        2. Rev. John Sunday (1796-1875): missionary called Shawundais O.A. Reference: S 14224

        3. Rev. William Case: Methodist missionary O.A. Reference: S 14225

        4. Rev. Henry B. Steinhauer, (1820-1884): missionary O.A. Reference: S 14227

        5. Rev. Egerton Steinhauer: missionary O.A. Reference: S 14228

        6. Rev. Robert Steinhauer and family: missionary O.A. Reference: S 14229

        7. NWT (now Sask.), c1885: Chief Big Bear. At Humbolt camp of Governor-General's Body Guard during 1885 rebellion. Inscription on gun, Pi-a-Pot, copyrighted J.A. Brock O.A. Reference: Acc. 2381 S 5442

        8. Indian catechist with his canoe, c1941 O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12253

        9. Albany House, 1920's: Indian girls and Christmas celebrations O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8572

        10. Albany House, 1920's: Indian family on front porch O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8582

        11. Albany House, 1920's: Wood chopping: Indian mother with baby in papoose O.A. Reference: Acc. 9443 S 8585

        12. Albany House, 1920's: Indian women of the church O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8587

        13. Albany House, 1920's: Indian children in winter dress O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8586

        14. Moose Factory, 1929-1934: Wife of Indian Chief and her baby from Albany O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11350

        15. Albany House, 1920's: Indian women in row boats O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8555

        16. Albany House, 1920's: Indian boys with their catch of fish O.A. Reference: Acc. 6443 S 8550

        17. 1886 (left to right): Chief Sawson of Battle River (Cree); Chief Pakau of Whitefish (Cree); Jonas Bigstone, nephew of Bear's Paw of the Stoney Indians of Morley, Sask. O.A. Reference: Acc. 3715 S 902

        18. Lake Temagami area, c1900: Austin Bay Indian settlement O.A. Reference: Acc. 6496 S 11289

        19. Biscotasing, c1919-1920: Indian woman posing with a trader. The trader's costume was loaned from Harry Woodworth, H.B.C. factor, who obtained it from Fort Nelson O.A. Reference: Acc. 6997 S 13323

        20. Biscotasing, c1925: Indian women in front of station on pay day. They turned their head when the picture was taken O.A. Reference: Acc. 9083 S 13106

        21. Biscotasing: old water tower and two unidentified children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13139

        22. Bark Lake, Algoma, c1920: Alec Espaniel, Archie Belaney's (Grey Owl) best friend in Biscotasing O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14485

        23. Biscotasing, c1925: Alec Espaniel and grandchildren. Espaniel is wearing "Grey Owl's" costume O.A. Reference: Acc. 9083 S 13102

        24. Biscotasing: Alec and Jimmy Espaniel and Jimmy's children. Jimmy was a friend of "Grey Owl" O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13119

        25. Biscotasing: Alec Espaniel with his son Jimmy O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13128

        26. Biscotasing: Mrs. Jimmy Espaniel with her children in canoe O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13131

        27. Biscotasing: Jimmy Espaniel (born c1900) as a young man O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13136

        28. Biscotasing: Jimmy Espaniel as a young man O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13120

        29. Biscotasing: young Jimmy Espaniel out camping O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13138

        30. Biscotasing, l. to r.: unidentified, "Grey Owl", and Jimmy Espaniel O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13121

        31. Blood Indian (Metis) O.A. Reference: S 861 Note: contradictory description copied from original

        32. Cape Croker, c1880-1890: Mrs. Peter Jones, wife of first chief of Cape Croker O.A. Reference: Acc. 6081 S 4012

        33. Cape Croker, c1927: Mrs. Peter Jones (in foreground), shortly before her 1927 death O.A. Reference: Acc. 6081 S 4018

        34. Cape Croker: Chief Charles Jones (1856-1954), wearing William IV medal given to his father, Rev. Peter Jones O.A. Reference: Acc. 6081 S 4014

        35. Cape Croker, c1884: Susan (Richard), Soloman (rear); Burlyn la Vallee (child in rear); Alli la Vallee (child in front) with Mrs. Tom Richard (grandmother of Susan) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6081 S 4017

        36. Churchill, Man., c1941: St. Paul's Church on the old site. This building was shipped from England and erected in 1890 O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12279

        37. Groundhog River, Cochrane District, c1910-1915: Baptismal service. Mose Lamore, Francis Blackeye (holding baby), and baby John. Credit: "Rev. W.L.L. Lawrence Collection. O.A." O.A. Reference: Acc. 9160 S 13859

        38. Groundhog River, Cochrane District, c1910-1915: Baptismal service. Mose Lamore, Francis Blackeye (holding baby) and baby John O.A. Reference: Acc. 9160 S 13858

        39. Moose Factory? 1860's: Red Stockings and son (Cree tribe) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1955

        40. Trout Lake, c1941: Confirmation candidates (Crees?) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12248

        41. Round Lake, c1941: Confirmation candidates. Round Lake is an outstation 100 miles to the south of Trout Lake. Service was held in a log church which had no pews. It took 4 hard days and 29 portages to get to Trout Lake. O.A. Reference: Acc. 6875 S 12250

        42. Moose Factory, c1869: A Cree girl called Emilia O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1954

        43. English River, Cochrane District, 1905: Indian group filmed on the James Bay Indian Treaty Tour O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7535

        44. Cree Indians: Taken from a colour print O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12309

        45. Curve Lake (Peterborough), c1900: Joseph Whetung, Chief O.A. Reference: S 852

        46. St. Mary's, English River: Indian women O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11478

        47. Fort Albany, Cochrane District: Indian girl with rabbit-skin blanket O.A. Reference: S 2486

        48. Fort Albany, Cochrane District: Indian posing O.A. Reference: S 2485

        49. Fort Chimo, c1917: Nascopie Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4951

        50. Fort Chimo, 1918: Nascopie Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4847

        51. Fort Albany, Aug. 1905: group of Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7544

        52. Fort Hope, Kenora District, July 1905: Chief Monias (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7528

        53. Fort Hope, Kenora District, 1905: group of Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7527

        54. Fort Hope, Kenora District, July 1905: group of Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7529

        55. Birch Lake, Temiscouta, Quebec, spring 1929: David White Stone, a character in "Grey Owl's" autobiography Pilgrims of the Wild, holding one of "Grey Owl's" beavers O.A. Reference: Acc. 9291 S 14245

        56. Birch Lake, Temiscouta, Quebec, spring 1929: David White Stone of "Pilon", from Golden Lake, Ontario O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14410

        57. Hudson Bay region: old man O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11708

        58. Hudson Bay region: group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11706

        59. Hudson Bay region: Indian man O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11703

        60. Hudson Bay region: Indian man O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11701

        61. Hudson Bay region: group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11697

        62. Hudson Bay region: old Indian woman O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11693

        63. Hudson Bay region: two Indian men O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11692

        Tray 5: Contains slides 253 - 315

        1. Hudson Bay region: Indian women O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11691

        2. Hudson Bay region: group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11687

        3. England, summer 1936: Gertie Bernard ("Anahareo"), an Iroquois Indian and the fourth wife of "Grey Owl" O.A. Reference: Acc. 9291 S 14242

        4. Prince Albert, Sask., c1933: Gertie Bernard ("Anahareo") O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14412

        5. Temiscouta, Quebec, spring 1929: Gertie Bernard ("Anahareo") O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14466

        6. Ottawa River, 1901: Shantymen. "There were a good many Indians in this gang. The square timber trade was on the decline at this time and a few years later (c1908) the last raft passed down the Ottawa". Credit: Charles MacNamara Collection O.A. Write for permission to use: Mrs. Jean Cunningham, 153 Daniel Street, Arnprior, Ontario O.A. Reference: Acc. 2271 S 5187

        7. Ottawa River, Renfrew County, 1901: "Indians on Gillies Bros. raft". "G.B.C." stands for Gillies Brothers Coulonge". See slide 258 for credit and permission details O.A. Reference: Acc. 2271 S 5185

        8. Rupert's House (James Bay region), c1866-1868: religious camp meeting attended by Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 2012

        9. Minaki, Kenora District, c1941: Indian councillor and his pow-wow drum O.A. Reference: Acc. 6785 S 12252

        10. 1860's Kilakotah, daughter of Chief Coboway (Christian name Marguerite, c1808-1873). "Blanket" wife of William Matthews and James MacMillan (M.B.C. & N.W.C. factors) and Catholic wife of Louis Labonte I. O.A. Reference: Acc. 6670 S 4500

        11. Rupert's House, c1869: Annie Chilton, a Metis O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1935

        12. Moose Factory or Rupert's House, c1869: Metis girl called Lizzie O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1930

        13. Winnipeg, c1902: William MacMillan (1800-1903): Metis, son of James MacMillan (H.B.C. & N.W.C. factor). Buffalo hunter at Fort Edmonton. Settled at Red River in 1830's. Shown with wife Margaret Dease (1818-1912) at their home (now Assiniboine park) shortly before his death in 1903 at the age of 103 O.A. Reference: Acc. 4851 S 7198

        14. Martin's Falls, Kenora District: Indians and Metis O.A. Reference: S 2473

        15. Bear Island, Temagami: Mr. Charles Moore Sr. O.A. Reference: Acc. 6986 S 12957

        16. Moose Factory or Rupert's House, c1869: Janet Woppermnaweskum, Metis O.A. Reference: Acc. 2210 S 1959

        17. Mistassini, Quebec: Indian school children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11685

        18. J. Ojijitekha, Brant-Sero: Indian writer, actor and interpreter O.A. Reference: S 2077

        19. John Brant, son of Joseph Brant O.A. Reference: S 2075

        20. Moose Factory: Indian school children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11479

        21. Moose Factory, 1929-1934: Indian widows housed in shacks behind Mission property O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11349

        22. Moose Factory, 1929-1934: Indian boys in the field, seeing grain in stock for the first time (no reference number given)

        23. Moose Factory, Aug. 1905: two elderly Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7552

        24. Moose Factory: Indian girls O.A. Reference: S 2522

        25. Nemaska, Quebec, c1920's or 1930's: Indian names Luc with his wife. Nemaska was a post supplied by Rupert's House (Moose Factory) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4962

        26. Nemaska, Quebec, 1925: Luke (Luc?) Matawiscum and his wife O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4958

        27. Osnaburgh House, Kenora District, July 1905: group of Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7516

        28. Parry Sound District, 1890-1915: Indians on C.P.R. construction camp O.A. Reference: Acc. 3924 S 2341

        29. Parry Sound District, 1890-1915: Indian on a C.P.R. construction site O.A. Reference: Acc. 3924 S 2340

        30. Port Coldwell, Ontario, 1900: Indian children O.A. Reference: Acc. 4137 St 54

        31. Indian who is called "Rabbit Carrier" O.A. Reference: Acc. 3075 S 1888

        32. Red Lake, 1925: John Jones, prospector (3rd from right), with Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6805 S 11805

        33. Rupert's House: Indian boys at play O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11699

        34. Rupert's House: Indian school children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11686

        35. Rupert's House, 1933: group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4961

        36. Rupert's House, 1930: Indian family O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4960

        37. Rupert's House, 1920's or 1930's: Hannah Hester and children O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4953

        38. Rupert's House, 1935: group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6430 S 4948 [Acc. 6530?]

        39. Rupert's House, 1933: group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4946

        40. Rupert's House, 1925: Sally and daughter Louisa O.A. Reference: Acc. 6530 S 4945

        41. Abitibi River, Cochrane District, 1905: Commissioner of the James Bay Treaty Tour seated in a H.B.C. canoe O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7569

        42. New Post, Cochrane District, Aug. 1905: Chief Esau and Abitibi Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7568

        43. Abitibi River, 1905: Poling on the river (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7567

        44. Gore's Landing, Ontario: Billy Nogan and family. Billy, an Indian outcast, lived over 100 years O.A. Reference: Acc. 2359 S 4724

        45. Northern Ontario?: Indian man O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11680

        46. Moose Factory, c1929-1934: Allasappi brothers. Mother was "Eskimo Annie", father was Indian Allasappi O.A. Reference: Acc. 6440 S 11342

        47. Northern Ontario: Indian mother with child in cradle O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11502

        48. Northern Ontario: group of Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11494

        49. Northern Ontario: Indian family O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11511

        50. Northern Ontario: elderly Indian man O.A. Reference: Acc. 6500 S 11501

        51. Biscotasing, c1914-1918: Charlie Kuskachew in army uniform. Later killed in W.W. I O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14444

        52. Biscotasing area, late 1920's: "Buckshot" Minnesque O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14493

        53. Biscotasing area: "Buckshot" Minnesque (an Ojibwa) O.A. Reference: Acc. 6975 S 13127

        54. Fort Matachoan (sie) [Metachewan], c1906: Indian guide and family O.A. Reference: Acc. 4795 S 6609

        55. Biscotasing area: Ojibwa Indians. "Buckshot" Minnesque on right. Indian names of these men was Minewasqwe O.A. Reference: Acc. 6957 S 13126

        56. Biscotasing Ojibwas: Joe "Buckshot" Minnesque and his wife Barbara O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14446

        57. Ramsay Lake, Biscotasing area: Mr. Joe Minnesque Jr., Mrs. Joe Minnesquasque, Mr. "Pinase" (from Sturgeon Falls) O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14447

        58. Biscotasing, Ojibwa Indians: Joe Minnesque Sr. and family O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14448

        59. Biscotasing, c1930: Barbara Minnesque (nee Kuskachew) O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14445

        60. Biscotasing, c1914-1918: Antoine Minnesque in W.W.I army uniform O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14443

        61. Biscotasing: Ojibwa Indian. Neginikabo O.A. Reference: Acc. 9164 S 14467

        62. Watercolour by J.O. Lewis: Treaty of Fony Du Lac, [1847]: Chippewa squaws O.A. Reference: S 903

        63. Biscotasing, c1925:; "Buckshot" Minnesque and family with Mr. Goldman from New York O.A. Reference: Acc. 9083 S 13105

        Tray 6: Contains slides 316 - 378

        1. Flying Post, Sudbury District, July 1906: Indian children (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7623

        2. Flying Post, Sudbury District, July 1906: Indian boy (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7622

        3. Sudbury District, 1906: near the height of land en route to Flying Post (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7621

        4. New Brunswick House, Algoma District, July 1906: Indian woman, girl and child (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7618

        5. New Brunswick House, July 1906: an old squaw (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7617

        6. New Brunswick House, Algoma District, July 1906: Indian mother and children (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7616

        7. Flying Post, Sudbury District, July 1906: two Indian men (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7615

        8. Flying Post, Sudbury District, July 1906: Indian women (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7614

        9. Flying Post, Sudbury District, July 1906: group of Indian women, children and pets (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7613

        10. Flying Post, Sudbury District, July 1906: Indian women (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7612

        11. Northern Ontario, 1905-1906: James Bay Treaty Commissioners distributing tobacco to Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7609

        12. New Brunswick House, Algoma District, July 1906: Betsy making nets (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7607

        13. New Brunswick House, July 1906: Old Betsy (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7606

        14. New Brunswick House, Algoma District, July 1906: Long Peter and Betsy (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7605

        15. New Brunswick House, Algoma District, July 1906: Long Peter in H.B.C. canoe (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7604

        16. Missanabie, Algoma District, July 1906: Mrs. Black (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7602

        17. Osnaburgh House, Kenora District, 1905: blind Chief Missalog making a speech (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7600

        18. Abitibi River, c1906: Indian named "Old Louis IV" (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7599

        19. Fort Abitibi, Cochrane District, June 1906: four Indian women (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7598

        20. Fort Abitibi, Cochrane District, June 1906: group of Indian women and children O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7597

        21. Metagami, Sudbury District, July 1906: Indians at a treaty feast (James Bay Indian Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7596

        22. Moose Factory, Aug. 1905: young Indian boy (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7560

        23. Fort Albany, Aug. 1905: Indians and Husky dogs O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7539

        24. Martin Falls, Kenora District, July 1905: running the rapids (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7533

        25. Albany River, 1905: York boats (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7531

        26. James Bay Treaty Tour: Commissioners Daniel McMartin, Samuel Stewart, Thomas Ray (H.B.C. representative) and Jimmie Suaine (Metis guide) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7526

        27. 1905-1906: Jimmy Suaine, James Bay Treaty Tour guide O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7522

        28. Lac Seul, Kenora District, 1905: Commissioners of the James Bay Treaty and Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7509

        29. Lac Seul, Kenora District, 1905: "Old Wolf" (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7508

        30. Canoe Lake, Kenora District, 1905: at Grassy Portage - Canoe Lake en route to Lac Seul (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7505

        31. Ishkaque Portage, Kenora District, 1905: James Bay Treaty Commissioners and Indians O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7504

        32. Biscotasing, c1906: Indian mother and children (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7632

        33. Biscotasing, c1906: Chief Espaniel (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7631

        34. Biscotasing, c1906: Chief Espaniel (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7630

        35. Flying Post, Sudbury District, July 1906: Indians "Making the Treaty" (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7627

        36. New Brunswick House, Algoma District, July 1906: Indian mother and child (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7626

        37. Metagami (Spanish River), c1906: Indian woman and grandchild (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7625

        38. Pic River, Thunder Bay District, 1906?: "low water" (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7591

        39. 1905-1906: Isaac Rich (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7581

        40. Root River, Kenora District, 1905?: "Tracking up rapids" (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7686

        41. c1905: Joe Carpenter and family (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7685

        42. Fort Hope, Kenora District, 1905: group of Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7681

        43. 1905-1906: James Bay Treaty Commissioners Stewart, McMartin and party O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7680

        44. New Brunswick House, Algoma District, July 1906: "Old Betsy" and daughter (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7679

        45. Fort Abitibi, Cochrane District, June 1905: Widow Frederick (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7676

        46. Metagami, Sudbury District, June 1906: Indian feast (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7674

        47. Metagami, Sudbury District, June 1906: Indian feast (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7673

        48. Fort Abitibi, Cochrane District, June 1906: an Indian man (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7672

        49. Temagami, Bear Island, 1906: Metis standing in front of their school (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7670

        50. Fort Metagami, Sudbury District, June 1906: Indian girl (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7668

        51. Metagami, Sudbury District, June 1906: Indian girl (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7667

        52. Metagami, Sudbury District, June 1906: group of Indians (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7666

        53. Metagami, Sudbury District, June 1906: Indian feast (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7665

        54. En route to Metagami, June 1906: Man carrying a pack (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7662

        55. En route to Metagami, June 1906: Men in canoes (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7661

        56. Matachewan, Timiskaming District, June 1906: Miss Langevia "belle" of the fort (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7660

        57. Metachewan, Timiskaming District, June 1906: Indian boy (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7659

        58. Metachewan, Timiskaming District, June 1906: Indian mother and daughter (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7658

        59. Fort Metachewan, Timiskaming District, June 1906: Chief Michel and wife (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7657

        60. Fort Metachewan, Timiskaming District, June 1906: Chief Michel (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7656

        61. Fort Metachewan, Timiskaming District, June 1906: Indian family (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7655

        62. Metachewan, Timiskaming District, June 1906: Indian encampment (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7654

        63. Chapleau, 1906: Indian tents (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7651

        Tray 7: Contains slides 379 - 387

        1. Chapleau, 1906: Commissioner sketching Chief Cheesequinine (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7650

        2. Chapleau, 1906: Chief Cheesequinine (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7649

        3. Chapleau, 1906: Chief Cheesequinine (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7648

        4. Chapleau, 1906: James Bay Treaty Commissioners' tents O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7647

        5. Long Lake, Kenora District, Aug. 1906: Indian women (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7645

        6. Long Lake, Kenora District, Aug. 1906: Indian woman (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7644

        7. Long Lake, Kenora District, Aug. 1906: Indian Chief and family (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7643

        8. Long Lake, Kenora District, Aug. 1906: "Old Shabojesick" (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7642

        9. Northern Ontario, c1906: portaging (James Bay Treaty Tour) O.A. Reference: Acc. 2475 S 7636

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