All Images – General Mission Work

Kitamaat Indian village, looking north

Kitamaat, [19--]

First Nation: Haisla

Sacred stone worshipped by old Indians at Kitamaat

Kitamaat, [19--]

First Nation: Haisla

Some village children: Miss Kilbourne (nurse) in background

Kitamaat, 1911

First Nation: Haisla

Kitamaat Indian wedding party at Rivers Inlet: married by Dr. Darby

Rivers Inlet, [19--]

First Nation: Haisla

A picnic at the Andersons

Kitamaat, [19--]

First Nation: Haisla

Group photo of missionaries with Haisla villagers.

Indian wedding party, Kitamaat

Kitamaat, [19--]

First Nation: Haisla

Kitamaat Indian village

Kitamaat, [19--]

First Nation: Haisla

Kitamaat

Kitamaat, 1928 July

First Nation:Haisla

Photographer: Rev. J.E. Rendle

Indian totem pole, Massett, B.C.

Massett, Haida Gwaii, [19--]

First Nation: Haida

Photographer: Canadian Photo, Pugh Specialty Co., Toronto

Collection of Totem Poles

Massett, Haida Gwaii, [19--?]

First Nation: Haida

Collection of totem poles in the possession of Mr. Deasy, Indian Agent, Masset, Q.C.I.

Haida village of Skidegate, Queen Charlotte Islands

Skidegate, Haida Gwaii, [19--]

First Nation: Haida

Skidegate Indian village showing the wharf

Skidegate, Haida Gwaii, 1926

First Nation: Haida

Skidegate wedding party: band boys in the rear

Skidegate, Haida Gwaii, [18--?]

First Nation:Haida

Indian totem pole, Kitamaat near. Prince Rupert, B.C.

Kitamaat, [19--]

First Nation: Haisla

Photographer: PF. Button Photo, Pr. Rupert

Indians catching salmon, Cowichan River (east side of Vancouver Island)

Cowichan River, [19--]

First Nation: Coast Salish

Carved wooden figurine

Quamichan Lake, [19--?]

First Nation: Coast Salish

One of four figures in front of Indian house, Quamichan Reserve, Vancouver Island, B.C.

Indian Residential School, Alberni, B.C.

Alberni, 1941

Indian house, Quamichan Lake, (near Duncan, Vancouver Is., B.C.)

Quamichan Lake,[19--?]

First Nation: Coast Salish

[Coast Salish potlach: blankets being thrown from roof of house]

Vancouver Island, [19--]

First Nation: Coast Salish

Two old women at the Esquimalt Indian Reserve

Esquimalt, [19--]

First Nation: Coast Salish

"Standing is an old woman." -- note on back of photograph