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Reserves, Camps & Dwellings: Plains
Blackfoot Tepee A painted Blackfoot tepee with typical symbols.
ID #10089
Fort Chipewyan Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, 1894. Photogravure by Harry S. Watson (1871-1936).
ID #21761
Reserves, Camps & Dwellings: Miscellaneous
James Cook Captain James Cook, c. 1777. By Nathaniel dance (1735-1811).
ID #21767
Halifax Micmacs Micmacs near Halifax in 1808, after two centuries of contact with Europeans.
ID #10035
Indian Tepees Cree or Assiniboine tepees in front of Rocky Mountain Fort in Alberta, 1848. Watercolour by Paul Kane (1810-1871), who from 1846 to 1848 travelled throughout the west to portray the life of Western Indians.
ID #23255
Wikwemikong Reserve Wikwemikong Indian Reserve, Manitoulin Island, 1856. Set up in 1836, this area remained one of the major Indian holdings left in Upper Canada. Watercolour by William Armstrong (1822-1914), 1908.
ID #20338
Montagnais-Naskopi Lodges Montagnais-Naskopi lodges on the St. Lawrence River near Sept-Iles, c. 1863, showing both wigwams and a European-style church building.
ID #10033
Inuit's Summer Tent A Copper Inuits' summer tent, July, 1915, covered with caribou skins.
ID #10054
Algonquin Encampment Algonquin Indian Encampment on the Ottawa River. The Algonquins were mostly situated up the Ottawa and early became involved in the French fur trade. Pastel by Alfred Worsley Holdstock (1820-1901).
ID #20248
Bear Island Post Hudson's Bay Company post, Bear Island, Lake Temagami, Ontario. The Hudson's Bay Company, with posts such as this one, became a leading factor in the advance of Europeans.
ID #20249
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