Patients at Charles Camsell Hospital; three young women, Elizabeth Niak, Milly Apatoaluk, and Doris Kikpak, play checkers on a hospital bed.

• Lieutenant Governor Edgar Dewdney bottom left, with Chief Piapot and his party, and the Montreal Garrison Artillery in Regina in 1885. Dewdney, Edgar
• Piapot, Chief

Head and shoulders portrait of a front facing Indigenous man, identified as Sioux Chief Crazy Bear, (Mah-To-Wit-Ko ) wearing traditional ceremonial clothing and feathered headdress with a silver medallion hanging on a green ribbon around his neck.

• Two Indigenous individuals; one is on a pony and the other standing nearby; both are wrapped in blankets and wearing hats. In the background teepees in front of a forested area are visible.
• This image also used as part of EB-13-11

Dogrib Indigenous individuals in boats on Great Slave Lake.

• View of Donald Ayalik in his bed at the Dr. Charles Camsell hospital, Edmonton.
• Similar to image EA-600-129a Charles Camsell Hospital
• Ayalik, Donald

• View of a young northern Inuk boy walking with a nurse down a hospital corridor; the boy is wearing prosthetic legs.
• Similar to EA-600-3341a

• View of an Inuk boy wearing prosthetic legs and sitting in a hospital chair with writing desk. Kneeling beside him and studying the boy's book is a man wearing a white coat and mask.
• Similar to EA-600-3341b

A view of a young boy from Cresswell Bay in his bed at Charles Camsell Hospital.

View of a woman and three children in an airplane en route to Edmonton after being evacuated from Cresswell Bay.