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Two native people, Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan.
Two native people, Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan.
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Two native people, Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan.

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Date [ca. 1878-1979] 
Creator Anderton, T. G. N.
Genre Negatives, Photographs
Place Saskatchewan
Subject First Nations of Saskatchewan--Clothing, Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan--Views
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Unique identifier CU1156964 
Legacy Identifier na-935-3 
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Attribution "Two native people, Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan.", [ca. 1878-1979], (CU1156964) by Anderton, T. G. N.. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.