Indigenous peoples--Dwellings--British Columbia

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Indigenous peoples--Dwellings--British Columbia

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Indigenous peoples--Dwellings--British Columbia

  • UF Indians--British Columbia--Dwellings

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Indigenous peoples--Dwellings--British Columbia

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Russell Station House

Russell Station House

Item consists of one photograph of Russell Station House. A different copy of this photograph (PN06670) identifies this as a Songhees temporary dwelling.

Musqueam encampment on Fraser River

Musqueam encampment on Fraser River

Item consists of a photograph of Musqueam camp on the bank of the Fraser River. Additional explanatory notes are included in the caption of this photograph in Dally album 5 (MS-3100.5): "Native woman examining a child's head (which moved) for native runners and immolating them when found between her teeth. Mosqueem [Musqueam] Indian encampment on the Fraser River. Queens Birthday Visitors 1865." The 1865 date appears in Dally's hand in the album caption, however it may be incorrect; Dally visited New Westminster in 1867.

Harrison River Indians encamped; Indian basket cradle in front of the man standing upright; stick...

Harrison River Indians encamped; Indian basket cradle in front of the man standing upright; sticks and matting to form their tents; Oolachins or the candle fishes drying on sticks; the place where they had encamped was dangerous to stand about on, as for days afterwards the grey-backs (lice) were quite numerous and very hungry, as I can personally testify to, to my annoyance and disgust. Lo the poor Indian!! Have you used Pear's [Pears'] Soap? F.D.

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