ID: 26118p

Tlingit man at Klukwan, about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, working on a canoe, August 26, 1909

ID: 26116p

Canoe in process of being covered to keep the sun from shining on it, at Klukwan about 25 miles from Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26101p

Looking westward at abandoned mounted police station where customs was collected by the Canadians from those going up the Stikine to the Klondike, August 21, 1909

ID: 26100p

Dort running the engine and Smith steering down the Stikine; the great glacier...showing above the trees, the boat was the first gasoline boat ever to the Great Glacier of the Stikine River, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26099p

Dort running the engine and Smith steering down the Stikine; the great glacier...showing above the trees, the boat was the first gasoline boat ever to the Great Glacier of the Stikine River, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26098p

Will S. Taylor painting the glacier, Stikine, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26097p

Will S. Taylor painting the glacier, Stikine, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26095p

Will S. Taylor standing near a crevasse and great rock on top of the great glacier of the Stikine, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26094p

Looking westward at part of the great glacier of the Stikine from the terminal moraine, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26093p

Looking down the Stikine River from the terminal moraine of the great glacier of the Stikine, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26092p

Mr. Smith having a drink at camp after having gone up the Iskut as far as possible with the gasoline boat, August 20, 1909

ID: 26091p

Canoe stuck on a sandbar...everyone is attempting to hold it with poles from being turned by the current...showing experienced Walter Dort...and inexperienced Fred Bronson, Iskut River, August 19, 1909

ID: 26090p

Alex Vereatt testing the depth of the slough where the canoe is trying to ascend, Iskut River. August 19, 1909

ID: 26089p

Alex Vereatt testing the depth of the slough where the canoe is trying to ascend, Iskut River, August 19, 1909

ID: 26088p

Looking down stream near the Iskut River, Walter Dort is standing near the stove, with Fred Bronson, Alex Vereatt, and Will S. Taylor, August 19, 1909

ID: 26087p

Looking eastward across the Stikine River at dinner party...Walter Dort is walking with his back to the camera and he is the engineer of the canoe, Alaska, August 18, 1909

ID: 26086p

Lunch at the mounted police station perhaps a mile north of the international boundary on the Stikine River, Fred Bronson seated on the kitchen box? Will S. Taylor in oil skins to the right, Guy Carson prospector, cooking, Alex Vereatt resting, Alaska, August 18, 1909

ID: 26085p

Looking north eastward at the Stikine River at the abandoned mountain police station just north of the boundary line between the United States and Canada, showing the "Big Chief" [canoe] on the way up the Stikine River tied to the bank while we were making lunch, Alaska, August 18, 1909

ID: 26084p

Looking towards the stern of the "Big Chief" as it leaves Wrangel to go to Old Wrangel...Chief Shakes who formerly owned the Haida type canoe is steering, Wrangell, Alaska, August 13, 1909

ID: 26075p

Looking northward at the village of the two houses on the south side of Compton Island in Steamer Pass, just south of Portland Inlet; from the water the exposed soil of the garden appears to be the top of a shell heap when the tide is out the skidway, for canoes show splendidly at this village, August, 1909

ID: 26074p

The post at the western end of the bridge at Port Simpson, August, 1909

ID: 26073p

Looking northeast at totem pole near First Nations houses, British Columbia, August 1909

ID: 26072p

Looking west at a post on the western part of the southern side of the neck at Port Simpson, houses in the distance, August, 1909

ID: 26070p

Looking north east at a pole on the western part of the south side of the neck at Port Simpson, [Lax-Kw'alaams], August, 1909

ID: 26069p

Looking west at pole, Port Simpson [Lax-Kw'alaams], August, 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: 26029p

Salmon cannery, house of the superintendent, store, and post office, on the wharf to the right are houses for the employees, Alert Bay, July, 1909

ID: 26028p

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

ID: 26025p

Oak tree about a mile west of North Saanich, British Columbia, July 1, 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: 26006p

Chinook canoe and totem pole lying on the ground on the beach, houses behind, British Columbia, June, 1909

ID: 26004p

Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth) woman weaving a hat, [British Columbia], June 28, 1909

ID: 24472p

Boys, Masset, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24471p

Child, Masset, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 46110

Looking southwest at two [Tlingit] totem poles in front of a house where [Tlingit] homes used to stand, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909

ID: 46027

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

ID: 46002

Looking eastward at the beach and canoes, some of them of the Chinook type, others of the Songish river-type...in front of the little Salish village on Esquimalt Harbor, perhaps two miles north of the naval station and on the south side of the little point on the end of which is a salmon cannery; vegetation covers an ancient shell heap, part of which is washed out and shown on the beach, British Columbia, June 30, 1909

ID: 45991

Nootka woman weaving a hat, girl observes, Songish Reserve, west of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo railroad, British Columbia, June 28, 1909

ID: 26117

Tlingit man at Klukwan, about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, working on a canoe, August 26, 1909

ID: 26115

Woman twisting mountain goat wool in preparation for the making of a Chilkat blanket, [Klukwan, Alaska], August, 1909

ID: 26114

Woman twisting mountain goat wool in preparation for the making of a Chilkat blanket, [Klukwan, Alaska], August, 1909

ID: 26113

Grass strung and hung up to dry, to be used in making baskets, also showing notched ladders, at the village of Klukwan, 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26112

Tlingit boy from Klukwan with pack, dogs crossing the bridge over the Chilkat River about a mile west of Klukwan, on the right is a store kept by a Russian man and his Turkish wife, and there is a house where meals are served when the owner is at home on the opposite side of the river, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26111

Tlingit boy from Klukwan carrying back accompanied by his pack dogs and other dogs, turning out for the stage on the United States military road which is about to cross the bridge over the Chilkat River, with houses on either side, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26110

Looking westward along the United States military road at boy from the village of Klukwan carrying pack and accompanied by dogs, some of them carrying packs, about half a mile west of Klukwan near where the road crosses the Chilkat River, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26109

Looking westward at house in Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26108

Looking westward at house and across the Chilkat River at Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26107

Looking westward at house, showing canoe prows used to hold the cover for the smoke hole, view across the Chilkat River at Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines; at the extreme right is the United States military road running from Haines to Porcupine, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26106

Looking westward at house and across the Chilkat River at Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26105

Salmon drying under sunshade in Klukwan; looking west at the Chilkat River 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26104

Salmon drying under sunshade in Klukwan; looking up the Chilkat River 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26103

Tlingit fish racks with salmon drying under sunshade in Klukwan; looking up the Chilkat River 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 26102

Tlingit canoe and fish racks with salmon drying under sunshade near houses at Klukwan; looking up the Chilkat River 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 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: 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: 24481

Totem poles, Skidegate, Queen Charlotte Island, circa 1909

ID: 24480

Fishermen's houses, Vancouver, circa 1909

ID: 24479

Houses, Hammond, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24478

Side of grave, Nootka, (Nuu-chah-nulth), British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24477

Front of grave, Nootka, (Nuu-chah-nulth), British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24475

Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth) totem pole on the ground, purchased by Harlan I. Smith for the Museum from H.T.W., British Columbia, 1909

ID: 24474

Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth) totem pole on the ground, purchased by Harlan I. Smith for the Museum from H.T.W., British Columbia, 1909

ID: 24473

Shaman's grave, Masset, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24470

Canoe covered for protection from sun, [British Columbia, circa 1909]

ID: 24469

Decorated bow of a war canoe, Masset, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24468

Bow of Haida canoe, Masset, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24467

Stern of Haida canoe, Masset, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24445

Beaver crest erected as a monument, Skedans, Queen Charlotte Island, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 24444

Totem pole [Alaska, circa 1909]

ID: 24443

Totem pole near the water, [Alaska, circa 1909]

ID: 24442

Totem pole [possibly Alaska, circa 1909]

ID: 24441

Grizzly Bear Totem, Wrangell, Alaska, [circa 1909]

ID: 24440

Native totems and dwellings, Wrangell, Alaska, [circa 1909]

ID: 24439

Shakes totem, in front of house, Wrangell, Alaska, 1909

ID: 24438

Kalteen's totem outside house, Wrangell, Alaska, 1909

ID: 24437

[Totem poles in front of a house, detail, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909]

ID: 24436

[Totem poles in front of a house, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909]

ID: 24435

Houses with totem pole in yard, ladder on roof, [Alaska, circa 1909]

ID: 24434

Totem poles and house, Howkan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24433

Totem pole and house, Howkan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24432

Totem poles and houses, Howkan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24431

Old Kasaan, items were moved to St. Louis [Exposition], Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24430

Totem pole, old Kasaan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24429

Totem pole, Ketchikan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24428

Totem pole and house, post card photograph bought at Ketchikan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24427

Women on porch of house, Wrangell, Alaska, circa 1909