ID: 46101

Looking northeast toward the eulachon fishing village on the north side of Nass River several miles above Kincolith, a pile of the remains of the eulachon may be seen in the center, British Columbia, August, 1909

ID: 46100

Looking northwestward at the eulachon fishing village on the north side of Nass River, several miles above Kincolith, British Columbia, August, 1909

ID: 46099

Looking north eastward at the eulichon fishing village on the north side of Nass River several miles above Kincolith, British Columbia, August, 1909

ID: 46098

Looking westerly down the Nass River, at the lower or westerly end of the eulichon fishing place...the frames in the bushes to the right are what the Indians had used for drying eulichon, British Columbia, August, 1909

ID: 46097

Looking from the upper edge of the beach in front of the village at the eulichon fishing place, [a] few miles above Kincolith...looking across Nass River over the edge, down which trickles the rancid remnants of the eulichon after the oil has been extracted from them, British Columbia, August, 1909

ID: 46096

Looking eastward from the net mender's scow, temporarily anchored at this place on the north side of Nass River just below the eulichon fishing grounds a few miles above Kincolith; Mr. Taylor made an oil color sketch of these rocks, British Columbia, August, 1909

ID: 46165

Looking northward at the carved horizontal piece forming the subterranean part of house, Klukwan, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46164

Looking northeastward at the interior of one of the [unfinished] houses at Klukwan with three upright and one prostrate carved house posts representing coppers...brightly painted in red and black and had been taken from an old house, Klukwan, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46113

Totem poles on main street of Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46149

Totem pole, surrounded by foliage, near Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46146

Looking eastward at totem poles at Old Wrangell, about twenty miles south of Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46173

Looking east at a modern house with canoe prows holding up the shelter of the smoke hole; man and woman showing a Chilkat blanket in the process of weaving and with pattern board, [Klukwan, Alaska], August, 1909

ID: 46137

Totem pole [depicting whale], Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46114

Totem pole on main street of Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46121

Looking east at Chief Shakes' house at about half tide, at low tide one may cross here; the view is taken from the eastern end of the southern branch of the main street at Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 26068

Looking westward on the neck...at the pole lying on the ground, Port Simpson [Lax-Kw'alaams], August, 1909

ID: 26067

Looking westward at totem pole on the south side of the neck at Port Simpson, [Lax-Kw'alaams], August, 1909

ID: 26066

Looking westward at two totem poles on the south side of the neck at Port Simpson, [Lax-Kw'alaams], August, 1909

ID: 26065

Looking northward at totem pole and a marble grave monument, Port Simpson [Lax-Kw'alaams], August, 1909

ID: 26064

Looking southward at totem pole on north side of the village at Port Simpson [Lax-Kw'alaams], August, 1909

ID: 46124

Right side of Chief Shakes' house, showing suction cups on squid carved of wood, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46168

Grave markers at the cemetery, Klukwan, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46123

Interior of Chief Shakes' house, with displays of both Christian and Native American objects and showing old house posts for sale and electric light, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46073

Skunk cabbage and fruit near the base of the wharf at Bella Coola, July 25, 1909

ID: 46069

Looking northwest at the rocks and trees north of the middle of the wharf at Bella Coola, British Columbia, July 25, 1909

ID: 46082

Looking southwestward from the north side of the Bella Coola River at the village; the river here is swift and dangerous, except when navigated in the proper canoe and by those who understand this particular sort of river navigation, Mr. John Clayton's store on extreme right, British Columbia, July 23, 1909

ID: 46081

Looking southward across the Bella Coola River showing several river canoes with spoon shaped ends and a salt water canoe, ...showing the very upper end of the village at Bella Coola, British Columbia, July 23, 1909

ID: 46077

Looking eastward up the main street of the Christianized Indian village near the mission at Bella Coola; the mountains are purplish above the timber line, British Columbia, July 23, 1909

ID: 46075

River canoe with spoon shaped ends in a slough of Bella Coola River, taken from near the mission on the north side of the river looking up or eastward, British Columbia, July 23, 1909

ID: 46074

Looking across one of the sloughs of the Bella Coola river and the main river beyond it at a point above the cannery, on the far side of the river at a slide, British Columbia, July 23, 1909

ID: 46084

Looking eastward up the river along Bella Coola village, both poles were purchased for the Museum without carving of man at the top, British Columbia, July, 22, 1909

ID: 46072

Devils club in fruit, near the post office at Bella Coola In the valley, British Columbia, July 21, 1921

ID: 46071

Cedar and alder trees and elderberry bushes on the north side of the road between the hotel and the bridge across the little stream at Bella Coola where the highland meets the valley, British Columbia, July 21, 1909

ID: 46070

Looking southwestward from the end of the wharf at Bella Coola showing the opposite side of the inlet; the cannery is a little further left on the far side, Bella Coola, July 21, 1909

ID: 46011

Totem pole and boats on the beach, looking north toward Kwakwaka’wakw village, from the end of the covered walk near the cannery, in the distance sawmill, store, church, and Indian agent's house, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July 15, 1909

ID: 26040

Kwakwaka'wakw woman, looking north eastward from the post office at Alert Bay at the cannery, July 14, 1909

ID: 46038

Man with paddle, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July 12, 1909

ID: 46037

Man with paddle, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July 12, 1909

ID: 26028p

Looking north across the Nimpkish River showing fishermen drawing the seine, British Columbia, July 9-14, 1909

ID: 26027

Net frames for drying nets, Vancouver, July 9-14, 1909

ID: 26026

Fishermen's houses at the mouth of the east side of the Nimpkish River east side of the river, owned by the cannery at Alert Bay, British Columbia, July 9-14, 1909

ID: 46027

Pair of poles in front of the house of the chief of the Nimpkish division, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 26024p

Dug out canoe on the west side of Saanich, British Columbia, July 5, 1909

ID: 26023p

Sawdust collector at the mill, sawdust is drawn from planers and keeps it from blowing around the mill; it is drawn through the tubes, two of which may be seen, into the cistern like affair, Victoria, British Columbia, July 5, 1909

ID: 26022p

Shoveling sawdust into dump cart at the mill, Victoria, British Columbia, July 5, 1909

ID: 26021p

Loading lumber at the mill, Victoria, British Columbia, July 5, 1909

ID: 26020p

Loading slabs at the mill, Victoria, British Columbia, July 5, 1909

ID: 26019p

Looking north-eastward at logs being drawn up into the mill, Victoria, July 5, 1909

ID: 26017

Whaling boats at inner harbor, Victoria, British Columbia, July 5, 1909

ID: 26025p

Oak tree about a mile west of North Saanich, British Columbia, July 1, 1909

ID: 26055p

River canoes at Rivers Inlet, they are spoon shaped at both ends with a mid angle lengthwise of the bottom of each end, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 26052p

Wooden representations of coppers and figure of a whale in the cemetery south of the hospital at Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 26051p

Rear view of the painted whale and horizontal piece of wood with representations of coppers, cemetery near the hospital, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 26035p

Looking northward at Alert Bay showing the point where the graves are in trees...the Norwegian cannery foreman is on the left, the engineer of the cannery tug on the right, July, 1909

ID: 26033p

Looking north at Alert Bay showing graves, and portrait of laborer, engineer of the cannery, and superintendent of the company, July, 1909

ID: 26032p

Employees of the salmon cannery and Mr. Chambers, superintendent, at the right, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 26031p

Lifting salmon on the endless chain elevator from a fishing boat into the cannery at Alert Bay. Looking northward showing the [Kwakwaka'wakw] village in the distance, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 26030p

The cannery tug at Alert Bay, looking towards the mouth of the Nimpkish, July, 1909

ID: 26049

Kwakwaka'wakw man launching cane, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 26034

Loading cases of canned salmon, Alert Bay; cases are piled on a board so that the rope may be laid on each side of the board and drawn up around the cases for hoisting, July, 1909

ID: 46095

Looking eastward at the Bella Coola Valley from the treeless flat at the mouth of the Bella Coola River...the camera stood near the base of the wharf and shows a small river that enters Burke Channel, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46094

Indian graveyard between the Bella Coola River and John Clayton's farm, showing carvings representing canoes of the Haida type and coppers, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46092

The two daughters of John Clayton, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46090

Looking eastward up Bella Coola River at rip rapping [to protect John Clayton's store from the river], and a river canoe, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46091

Mr. John Clayton, wife, and two daughters, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 26054

George Hunt, author of a number of Museum Memoirs, on his way from Fort Rupert to Rivers Inlet hospital. He got on the "Queen City" at Hardy Bay, July, 1909

ID: 26053

Cemetery, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 46022

Houses, totem pole, and canoes on shore, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46024

Totem pole and buildings, view from the north westward, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46023

View northward along street of Alert Bay, showing totem pole, canon, probably a Hudson's Bay gun, and building with steeple is the mission school, July, 1909

ID: 46056

Painted wood figures of a whale, men, and copper in cemetery, south of the hospital, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46055

Two painted wooden figures representing coppers and one representing a whale, in cemetery south of hospital, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46028

Post marking the northern limit of this part of the Indian reservation at Alert Bay; totem pole, Chinook type of canoe, building with the steeple is mission school, July, 1909

ID: 46054

Painted wooden representation of a copper over grave in cemetery, south of the hospital, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 46036

Man with paddle, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46025

Totem poles and house posts, Kwakwaka'wakw, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46015

Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka'wakw) village, canoes, houses, and totem poles, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46032

Carved and painted figurehead on a canoe of the Haida type, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46040

Chinook (last on the right) and Haida style canoes among the bushes along the edge of the beach, near the industrial school, Alert Bay, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46029

Carved and painted figurehead on canoe of the Haida type, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46041

Chinook and Haida style canoes among the bushes along the edge of the beach, near the industrial school, Alert Bay, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46093

Indian graveyard between the Bella Coola River and John Clayton's farm, showing carvings representing canoes of the Haida type and coppers, British Columbia, July 1909

ID: 46089

Looking southeastward at the western or lower end of the village on the south side of Bella Coola River, showing houses and steps made of notching two logs, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46088

Front of Bella Coola village showing totem pole for sale with man's face, eagle, and bear painted black, blue, pink, white, and yellow, among houses, and man at the far end of the walkway, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46087

Looking eastward along the front of the Bella Coola village, showing houses, totem poles, and spires, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46085

Looking westward or down the river along the front of the Bella Coola village, the shingle spires are in red and natural wood and painted red, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46083

Looking westward down the stream at the upper end of the Bella Coola village, showing totem poles purchased for the Museum, though without the carved men at the top, British Columbia, July 1909

ID: 46080

Strawberries and salmon berries drying on a rack made of split cedar, berries have been crushed up and made into large cakes and spread on skunk cabbage leaves or on nettle leaves, looking southeastward in the Christianized village near the mission on the north side of Bella Coola River, July, 1909

ID: 46079

Bella Coola (Nuxalk) man making a wooden spoon with an iron adze, old woman is seated on his right; looking northward in the Christianized Bella Coola village north of the river, July, 1909

ID: 46068

View from the eastern or upper end of the village, Alert Bay, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46067

Village street while people were all away at the salmon canneries, totem pole visible, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 46066

Main street of the village about three miles above the Rivers Inlet cannery on an island in the little lake below Owekano Lake; nettles were growing up high...men were all away fishing at the salmon canneries and the women were working in the canneries, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46065

Totem pole, west of the saw mill at the head of Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46064

Looking southwestward at the second and last totem pole, west of the sawmill at the mouth of the river at the head of Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46063

View southwest of the first totem pole, west of the saw mill at the head of Rivers Inlet, with buildings occupied by Hindu and Japanese saw mill laborers on the left, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46062

View southwest of the first totem pole, west of the saw mill at the head of Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46061

View in the cemetery south of the hospital where bureau has been placed near the grave of a woman, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 46060

Painted figure of whale on top of a burial house, south of the hospital, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 46059

Wooden representations of coppers and figure of a whale in the cemetery south of the hospital at Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 46058

Rear view of the painted whale and horizontal piece of wood with representations of coppers, cemetery near the hospital, Alert Bay, July, 1909