• Doris Kickpack and Donald Ayalik at the Dr. Charles Camsell hospital, Edmonton.
• Similar to image EA-600-129b Charles Camsell Hospital
• Kickpack, Doris
• Ayalik, Donald

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 group of young northern Indigenous (Dogrib) boys sitting and standing in front of a wooden building [Hudson's Bay Company trading post] at Great Slave Lake.

A view of three Indigenous children in a crib at the Charles Camsell Hospital with their Christmas gifts. Charles Camsell Hospital

View of a young Indigenous child in his hospital crib with presents received for Christmas. Charles Camsell Hospital

Two Aboriginal children standing at the opening of a teepee in a forested area.

• Indigenous children flown to Edmonton from Whitehorse to undergo medical treatment. (L-R) Anna Jonas and Gerald Jackson in the ambulance that took them to Charles Camsell Hospital. Jonas, Anna
• Jackson, Gerald
• Charles Camsell Hospital

A group of seven Aboriginal men posing in a line on a grassy field; some are wearing traditional dress while others are wearing western-style clothing.

A view of a parade of individuals, many of them Aboriginal men, proceeding down a tree-lined dirt road. A [power pole] is visible and some participants are on horseback.

• Two young Indigenous boys, Verna Saddleback and Sammy Jackson, students at the Edmonton Residential School in St. Albert, are guests at a free show at Garneau Theatre. Saddleback, Verna
• Jackson, Sammy
• Garneau Theatre