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Inuit family and skin tent, probably Northwest Territories.

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

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

Royal North-West Mounted Police prefabricated shelter hut, Wager Bay, Northwest Territories.

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

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

Royal North-West Mounted Police post at Cape Fullerton, Nunavut.

Constable William S. Carter, Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, with young Inuit woman, Baillie Island, Northwest Territories.

Constable Woods, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, putting on snowshoes, Fort Providence, Northwest Territories.

Inuit camp around 'St. Roch', Three River Bay, Northwest Territories.

Inuit women sitting outside, probably Northwest Territories.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police barracks at Fort Liard, Northwest Territories.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment, Fort Rae, Northwest Territories.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police barracks at Fort Wrigley, Northwest Territories.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment, Baillie Island, Northwest Territories.

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

Dog team hauling wood for Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment, Fort Providence, Northwest Territories.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer peeling logs for fences, Fort Liard, Northwest Territories.

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Inuit family and skin tent, probably Northwest Territories.

Voyage of the schooner Jeanie between Churchill, Manitoba and Fullerton, Northwest Territories, August - September 1910. The Royal North-West Mounted Police erected prefabricated shelter huts along the coast of Hudson Bay between the two detachments. The schooner Jeanie was wrecked in a gale at Wager Inlet, and the crew returned to Churchill on a whaling ship.

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Date [ca. 1910]

Creator Unknown

Genre Photographs

Place Canada - Northwest Territories

Subject Camps and camping, Cold-weather clothing, Dogs, Fur garments, Hides and skins, Inuit--Children, Inuit--Clothing, Inuit--Dwellings, Inuit--Women, Tents

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Fonds/Collection Royal Gagnon family fonds

Unique identifier CU1229085

Legacy Identifier pa-3946-58-22

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Attribution "Inuit family and skin tent, probably Northwest Territories.", [ca. 1910], (CU1229085) by Unknown. Courtesy of Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.

Unique identifier: CU1229085

Legacy Identifier: pa-3946-58-22

Type: Glenbow

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