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Indian graveyard and totem poles, Howkan, Alaska.
Indian graveyard and totem poles, Howkan, Alaska.
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Indian graveyard and totem poles, Howkan, Alaska.

Part of collection of hand tinted (colour) lantern slides owned by Constable William Hayward, who served with the North-West Mounted Police in the Yukon. From the black and white image in E.A. Hegg's Souvenir of Alaska and Yukon Territory (published 1900), page 104. 
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Date [ca. 1898-1900] 
Creator Hegg, E. A.
Genre Photographs
Subject First Nations--Funeral rites and customs, Totems
Archival Information
Repository Glenbow Archives
Fonds/Collection William Hayward fonds
Reference code CA ACU GBA F0914 
Link to Finding Aid https://searcharchives.ucalgary.ca/william-hayward-fonds
Unique identifier CU1298783 
Legacy Identifier s-227-24 
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Copyright Status Public Domain
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Attribution 
Attribution "Indian graveyard and totem poles, Howkan, Alaska.", [ca. 1898-1900], (CU1298783) by Hegg, E. A.. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.