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Superintendent Cortlandt Starnes, probably in Fort Churchill, Manitoba.

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Mounties, including Cortlandt Starnes, front row centre, possibly at Royal North-West Mounted Police barracks, Churchill, Manitoba.

First Nations of Manitoba and Mounties gathered outside near a tent and flags, possibly at Churchill, Manitoba.

Mounties and dog teams at Royal North-West Mounted Police barracks, near Hudson's Bay Company post, Churchill, Manitoba.

Mounties, including Cortlandt Starnes, front row centre, on board a ship, probably Northwest Territories.

Inuit family and skin tent, probably Northwest Territories.

Henri Gagnon at age five, visiting Winnipeg, Manitoba.

First Nations of Manitoba men and caribou in winter, probably near Royal North-West Mounted Police barracks, Churchill, Manitoba.

Inuit on board a ship, possibly the schooner Jeanie, Northwest Territories.

Quarters of the Officer Commanding, Depot Division, Regina, Saskatchewan.

The Gagnon's home, Fort Smith, Northwest Territories.

Royal North-West Mounted Police barracks, near Hudson's Bay Company post, Churchill, Manitoba.

Portrait of Severe Gagnon, Quebec.

Henri Gagnon in a fur parka, probably at Fort Smith, Northwest Territories.

Inuit family and skin tents near Hudson's Bay Company post, Churchill, Manitoba.

Schooner Jeanie, possibly wrecked in Wager Bay, Northwest Territories.

Henri Gagnon wearing assumption sash, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Schooner Jeanie, possibly wrecked in Wager Bay, Northwest Territories.

Boat alongside the schooner Jeanie, possibly settled on a rock bar in Rankin Inlet, Northwest Territories.

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Superintendent Cortlandt Starnes, probably in Fort Churchill, Manitoba.

Starnes, right, was Superintendent of the Royal North-West Mounted Police. He was stationed at Fort Churchill from 1910-1914.

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Date [1910-1914]

Creator Unknown

Person(s) or Group(s) Starnes, Cortlandt

Genre Photographs

Place Manitoba

Subject Cold weather clothing, Fur garments, Royal Canadian Mounted Police--Officers

Archival Information

Fonds/Collection Royal Gagnon family fonds

Unique identifier CU1229210

Legacy Identifier pa-3946-56-1

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Attribution "Superintendent Cortlandt Starnes, probably in Fort Churchill, Manitoba.", [1910-1914], (CU1229210) by Unknown. Courtesy of Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.

Unique identifier: CU1229210

Legacy Identifier: pa-3946-56-1

Type: Glenbow

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