UBC AtoM

Note on back: "Ceremony of Self-Torture - a young Blackfoot qualifying for a Brave- Probably the last photograph taken (1900) of this. It is now of course stopped, and has been made an indictable offense, penalty not exceeding 6 months."

Pollard, Harry

Blackfoot encampment.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Indian warrior.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Portrait.

Steele and Co.

Bella Bella concert band, 1913

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Quatsino, B.C., Kwakiutl house, man standing in doorway.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Wat-tese, village of the Koskimo tribe. -- Eagle and whale painting on exterior of house.

Leeson, B.W.

View of reservation at Bella Bella.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

Blackfoot Indian in ceremonial dress on horseback with travois.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Pollard, Harry

Victoria, B.C. Kwakiutl Chief William Scow presenting model totem pole to W.A. McAdam, Agent General for B.C. in the U.K.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Note on back: "A model of a Native B.C. Indian totem pole was presented to Mr. W. A. MacAdam, Agent General for British Columbia in the United Kingdom, by Chief William the Honourable Lyle Wicks, during a meeting of the Provincial Advisory Committee on Indian Affairs. This presentation concluded an induction ceremony during which Mr. McAdam was named an Honorary Chief of the Kwicksutaineuk Indian Nation. Chief William Scow, Vice-President of the Provincial Advisory Committee on Indian Affairs name of Kla-le-le-tla which means: "kind and courtous reception extended to all the people." This tribute was paid to Mr. MacAdam in recognition of his friendship to Chief Scow when he attended the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II as a representative of the Native Indians of Canada."

Wicks, Lyle.

One and only road through Alert Bay - Kwakiutl

BC-617/4
Item
May 1948

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Travis, Jean

Alert Bay - Totem pole in cemetary overlooking the bay - kwakiutl

BC-617/10
Item
May 1948

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Travis, Jean

Alert Bay - Fish boats tied at wharf - Kwakiutl

BC-617/11
Item
May 1948

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Travis, Jean

Alert Bay - remains of potlatch or community house - Kwakiutl

BC-617/13
Item
May 1948

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Travis, Jean

A souvenir, the vanishing race, the Long Headed Indian of the west coast of British Columbia

BC-618/1-14
Item
[191-?]

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

BC618/14 thought to be photograph of B.W. Leeson.

Leeson, B.W.

Natives, Orwat and W.

BC-618/4
Item
[191-?]

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Leeson, B.W.

West coast native, a Quatsino granddad.

BC-618/7
Item
[191-?]

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Leeson, B.W.

Presentation of Mungo martin totem pole

BC-619-1 to 6
Item
1962

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Six views of the presentation ceremony and totem pole in Chapultepec Park, 1962 October 16. -- Plaque reads: "Al pueblo de Mexico, en nombre del Gobierno y del pueblo del Canada con motivo del 150 aniversario de su Independencia. 16 septiembre de 1960.".

Foto Huos Mayo

Mexico presentation of Mungo martin totem pole - close of of totem pole.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

One of six views of the presentation ceremony and totem pole in Chapultepec Park, 1962 October 16. -- Plaque reads: "Al pueblo de Mexico, en nombre del Gobierno y del pueblo del Canada con motivo del 150 aniversario de su Independencia. 16 septiembre de 1960.".

Foto Huos Mayo

Mexico presentation of Mungo martin totem pole - unidentified officials.

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

One of six views of the presentation ceremony and totem pole in Chapultepec Park, 1962 October 16. -- Plaque reads: "Al pueblo de Mexico, en nombre del Gobierno y del pueblo del Canada con motivo del 150 aniversario de su Independencia. 16 septiembre de 1960.".

Foto Huos Mayo

Ancient & Modern - at Alert Bay cemetary.