Indigenous painted teepees set up at Kingsway Avenue and 109th street in Edmonton for the Royal Visit of 1939; individuals, including children, are standing outside the tents and along the sidewalk and flags and an advertising billboard are also visible.
Similar to EA-160-1795 and EA-302-92

A view of an Indigenous camp with decorated teepees; individuals are sitting and standing outside the tents. A row of small evergreen trees is in the foreground.

Image shows an Indigenous man on horseback and a man and woman with an infant standing in front of a teepee at Gleichen, N.W.T.; other teepees are visible in the background.

• Two images displayed and photographed together; both images are of Indigenous individuals in traditional dress. One appears to have been taken in a studio; the other is an out-of-doors scene which includes views of a horse and teepees.

Grierson Dump home. Depression era.

An image published in "Edmonton Illustrated" showing an Indigenous encampment at Edmonton's Fairgrounds; teepees and a number of individuals are visible.

View of four teepees set up on a grassy plain; individuals are gathered outside the tents and a row of trees is visible in the background.

An Indigenous encampment near Creston, B.C.; teepees and wooden buildings are visible in the background.

Tents and teepees set up in Rossdale next to the Hudson's Bay Company barns; buildings visible in the background include the Macdonald Hotel, McDougall Church, Blowey Henry building, Edmonton Club as well as the E.Y. & P. Railway. People and horses are also near the tents and teepees. Similar to EA-160-165

• Indigenous painted teepees set up in Edmonton for the Royal Visit of 1939; individuals, including children, are standing outside the tents. Also visible are flags and two advertising billboards.
• Similar to EA-302-10 and EA-302-92