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NWT Archives. Dorothy Carseen Photo Collection Page 1 of 24 NWT Archives. Dorothy Carseen photo collection Accession Box/File # Sheet CN Number of Caption/Scope RAD Date(s) Number # images N-2010-003 1 CN-1 38 Snare Lake. October 1990 [Wekweètı̀ . Children playing outdoors. Children eating indoors. Men working on construction. Image of the community. Men hauling logs.] N-2010-003 1 CN-2 37 Snare Lake. October 1990 [Wekweètı̀ . Portraits of child. Image of the community. Fishing from boat. Children playing on the land.] N-2010-003 1 CN-3 22 [Ribbon-cutting ceremony. Portraits of children.] [between 1983 and 1994] N-2010-003 1 CN-4 37 Snowdrift. 2: Kimberly Basil; 3 & 4: Kianaa Lockhart; 5 & 6 & 7: Kimberly Basil, January 1992 Shaunna Catholique, Nicole Abel & Kianna Lockhart; 8: Kimberly Basil & Shaunna Catholique; 9-20: Snowdrift; 21-25: Georgina Catholique & Erin. [Lutselk'e. Children playing in school. Images of the community, including church. Portraits of parent and child. Children outdoors. Images of the airport runway.] N-2010-003 1 CN-5 37 Snowdrift. Fishing/School. 1: Ernest Boucher & Jimmy Fatt; 2-5: Joe Rabesca pulling January 1992 robe; 6: Jimmy Fatt Oamien Boucher. [Lutselk'e. Fishing. Students in school. Portraits of children.] N-2010-003 1 CN-6 37 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People watching and participating in log sawing competition.] N-2010-003 1 CN-7 38 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People watching and participating in fire building and tea boiling competition. People watching and participating in snowshoeing race.] N-2010-003 1 CN-8 38 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People watching and participating in partner sled pull race. Children playing on playground equipment. People watching and participating in partner race walking on two-by-fours.] N-2010-003 1 CN-9 37 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People participating in log sawing competition. Children playing outdoors.] N-2010-003 1 CN-10 38 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People watching and participating in axe-throwing competition. People watching and participating in snowshoeing race.] Page 1 of 24 NWT Archives. Dorothy Carseen photo collection Accession Box/File # Sheet CN Number of Caption/Scope RAD Date(s) Number # images N-2010-003 1 CN-11 38 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People watching and participating in snowshoeing race. Children playing on playground equipment. People standing near campfire. People watching and participating in partner sled pull race.] N-2010-003 1 CN-12 38 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People sleeping outdoors in sleeping bags. People preparing dogs for sledding. People dogsledding. People playing music. People dancing.] N-2010-003 1 CN-13 36 Hay River Reserve. Winter Carnival. March 1992 [People playing music. People dancing. Portraits of children. People watching and participating in snowshoeing race. Children playing outdoors.] N-2010-003 1 CN-14 39 Snowdrift. March 1992 [Luselk'e. People hanging meat to dry in tent. Man sitting by campfire in tent. Person frying food in tent. Children cutting spruce boughs and playing outdoors. People sitting in tent and sewing.] N-2010-003 1 CN-15 38 Snowdrift. March 1992 [Lutselk'e. People cutting spruce trees and pitching canvas tent. People cutting meat and hanging it to dry in tent.] N-2010-003 1 CN-16 36 Snowdrift. March 1992 [Lutselk'e. Young men hauling water. People playing outdoors. Men carving ice blocks. People preparing for dogsledding race.] N-2010-003 1 CN-17 37 Rae. August 1992 [Behchokǫ̀ . People outdoors in Behchokǫ̨̀̀. People on the land. People gathered for community feast. People gathered for conference or meeting.] N-2010-003 1 CN-18 36 Ft. Franklin. July 1992 [Délı̨nę. People gathered around campfire. Children at birthday party. Images of the community. People at wedding.] N-2010-003 1 CN-19 38 Ft. Franklin. July 1992 [Délı̨nę. People at double wedding of Bobby to Shirley and Lucy Ann to ?. ] N-2010-003 1 CN-20 34 Ft. Franklin. July 1992 [Délı̨nę. People at wedding. Young men outdoors next to plane.] N-2010-003 1 CN-21 38 Ft. Franklin. July 1992 [Délı̨nę. Fishing and related activities. People standing and sitting outdoors and indoors. Images of seagulls and water. Women standing and sitting in tent. Children playing outdoors. Image of the community.] Page 2 of 24 NWT Archives. Dorothy Carseen photo collection Accession Box/File # Sheet CN Number of Caption/Scope RAD Date(s) Number # images N-2010-003 1 CN-22 36 YK. Folk on the Rocks. July 1992 [Yellowknife. People sitting on spruce boughs. Women sitting at tables in tent while men look at at items in tent. Performers singing and/or playing instruments. People standing outdoors. Folk on the Rocks crowd sitting outdoors.] N-2010-003 1 CN-23 38 YK. Arctic College Grad. June 1992 [Yellowknife. Graduates sitting and standing. Graduates receiving diplomas.] N-2010-003 1 CN-24 34 YK. YK Inn (Minus Mess Coffee Shop closing its doors). June 1992 [Yellowknife. People gathered at tables in Miner's Mess. Two young people shaking hands with RCMP officers.] N-2010-003 1 CN-25 37 YK. 24-36: Labor Day Picnic; 34: Fred-John Boucher & Germain Casaway (smiling - w/ September 1992 glasses). [Yellowknife. People sitting and standing near Fritz Theil Park. People serving at barbecue. People eating at barbecue.] N-2010-003 1 CN-26 38 Ft. Rae (2-20); YK (21-36); Aug. 92: 2-20; Sept.: 21-36; 0-20: Dorothy Chocolate; 21- August and 36A: Lee Selleck. September 1992 [Behchokǫ̀ . Children standing and playing outdoors. Yellowknife. People walking to Giant Mine.] N-2010-003 1 CN-27 37 Hamilton, Ont. N.I.I.P.A. 2, 3: Shelly Nino, Martin [Loak]; 4-7: Stan Hill; 8 & 9; 26-30: October 1991 Jim Johnson & Yvonne Marcle. [People standing and sitting in art gallery [Native Indian/Inuit Photographers' Association Gallery].] N-2010-003 1 CN-28 38 Bell Rock (Fort Smith). July 1991 [People raising teepee frame.] N-2010-003 1 CN-29 37 Belle Rock (Fort Smith). 0-1: Zepp Casaway & wife Liza?; 18,19: Mary Heron, Mary July 1991 Boyce; 20-21: Levon Bouvier, Malcolm Beaver, James Beaver; 22-27: Malcolm Beaver; 28-29: Arlene Dolan; 33-36: Lawrence Dejarlais. [People standing or sitting outside various tents. Men working on construction. People pitching a small tent. Women sitting on steps. People pitching a large canopy tent.] N-2010-003 1 CN-30 38 Ft. Smith NWT. May 1990 [Images of the community, including hospital, motel and church. Portraits of man. Images of carving. Man standing with pieces of wood. Man standing with pieces of antler and bone. Boys fishing in river with nets.] Page 3 of 24 NWT Archives. Dorothy Carseen photo collection Accession Box/File # Sheet CN Number of Caption/Scope RAD Date(s) Number # images N-2010-003 1 CN-31 24 [Man checking fishing net in winter. Men standing and crouching around campfire. April 1990 Men nailing beaver pelt to piece of plywood. Muskrat pelts drying on boards in tent. Images of camp and tent.] N-2010-003 1 CN-32 38 [Men sitting and standing inside and in front of tent. Men harvesting beaver, muskrat, April 1990 and other animals. People checking fish net in winter.] N-2010-003 1 CN-33 38 [Man harvesting muskrat. Man standing in tent. Men checking traps for beavers. Men April 1990 preparing to harvest beavers.] N-2010-003 1 CN-34 31 [1-top/left] Snare Lake treaty. June 1990 [1-top/right] Coraline Lafferty. Snare Lake's school. Rae Lakes treaty. 1-24: Const. Steve Wright giving treaty money to people of Rae Lakes; 19-21: Valerie Chocolate, parents Eddie & Mary Adele Chocolate; 22-24: Tracy [Bekale], parents Mike & Helen [Bekoke]; 25-27: Cecilia Wetrade & Paul Wetrade; 28, 29: Pierre Mantla Sr. [Wekweètı̀ . Gamètı̀ . People receiving treaty payments. Portraits of children. People standing outdoors.] N-2010-003 1 CN-35 36 Snare Lake/Rae Lakes treaty. T2 treaty; 2-10: Snare Lake's treaty; B2 Buildings; 15-17: June 1990 Patrick Tom building a house; 18-19: Sam Simpson building a house; 20-21: Elder Marie Simpson; Band; 22-25: Charlie Chocolate; 27-36: treaty in Rae Lakes treaty T2; - 27-29: Andrew Gon with cons. Steve Wright treaty T2; 30-: Jean Wetrade treaty T2; 32-: Joe Zoe getting his treaty card. Treaty T2; Eilieen Drygeese handle the camera for treaty [cared]; 33-: Alphonse Quitte is getting his treaty card; 36-36a: Alphonse Quitte with wife getting treaty; treaty T2. [Notes on back of contact sheet indicate that up to photo 25 is in Wekweètı̀ ; photo 27 onwards is in Gamètı̀ .] [Wekweètı̀ . Gamètı̀ . People receiving treaty payments. Children playing outdoors, some on bikes. Men working on construction. Elderly woman sitting on steps. Man sitting in office.] N-2010-003 1 CN-36 37 0-18: Jean Marie River; 19-36: Ft. Simpson. June 1990 [Images of the community. People shaking hands with RCMP officer. People gathered at tables. Children playing outdoors. People at picnic table with ballot boxes [voting day?]. People gathered outdoors, some in lines near tent [treaty day?].] Page 4 of 24 NWT Archives. Dorothy Carseen photo collection Accession Box/File # Sheet CN Number of Caption/Scope RAD Date(s) Number # images N-2010-003 1 CN-37 36 1-32: Trout Lake; 35-36: Jean Marie River. June 1990 [People in cockpit of plane. Man, child with ATV. Images of the community and surrounding area. People standing and sitting outdoors. People gathered in hall and shaking hands with RCMP officer [treaty day?]. Man filleting fish.] N-2010-003 1 CN-38 38 Nahanni Butte.
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