Coqualeetza Industrial Institute – Sardis

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Images with the accession 1993.049 are part of the From Mission to Partnership Photograph collection.

26 images
Stoves with large pots are shown against a brick wall with sinks to the right of them. A table stands in front of stoves.

[Kitchen at Coqualeetza Industrial Institute (Coqualeetza Residential School).]

Coqualeetza, [19--]

yucca, 1993.049P/421
Group of children wearing Boy Scout uniforms ares standing on lawn in front of scaffolding. One is holding flag and three others have drums.

[Boy Scouts lined up in their uniforms at Coqualeetza Institute (Coqualeetze Residential School).]

Coqualeetza, [19--]

UCCA, 1993.049P/422N
Group of children in Boy Scout uniforms lined up in front of scaffolding. Three have drums and the one on the far left is holding a flag.

[Boy Scouts and the band lined up in uniform at Coqualeetza Institute (Coqualeetza Residential School)]

Coqualeetza, [19--]

UCCA, 1993.049P/423N
Group of youth in costumes are posed on wooden stage.

[The cast of "Isle of Jewels," a performance by the youth of the Coqualeetza Residential School.]

Coqualeetza, [19--]

Members of the cast of a play or pageant put on by students at the Coqualeetza Industrial Institute.

UCCA, 1993.049P/424N
A group of people some holding umbrellas are standing around one person. A ladder is with a pulley is in centre frame near a new foundation for a building not fully built.

Duncan C. Scott, Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, laying cornerstone, new Coqualeetza [Coqualeetza Residential School], Sardis, B.C.

Coqualeetza, [1923?]

UCCA, 1993.049P/3391
A group of people some holding umbrellas are standing around one person. A ladder is with a pulley is in centre frame near a new foundation for a building not fully built. The pulley is lowering a cornerstone.

Duncan C. Scott, Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, laying cornerstone, new Coqualeetza [Coqualeetza Residential School], Sardis, B.C.

Coqualeetza, [1923?]

UCCA, 1993.049P/3392