Houses, totem pole, and canoes on shore, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Carved and painted figurehead on canoe of the Haida type, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Carved and painted figurehead on a canoe of the Haida type, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

View northward along street of Alert Bay, showing totem pole, canon, probably a Hudson's Bay gun, and building with steeple is the mission school, July, 1909 

Village street while people were all away at the salmon canneries, totem pole visible, Alert Bay, July, 1909 

Carved and painted figurehead on canoe of the Haida type, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Looking along the street of the Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka'wakw) village, canoes, houses, and totem poles, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Looking north at village street with houses and totem poles, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Totem pole in front of house, canoes on the beach 

Carved and painted figurehead on canoe of the Haida type, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Cedar bark hanging on a line with laundry, totem pole or house post to the left, Alert Bay, 1909 

Post shown at a distance 

The post at the western end of the bridge at Port Simpson, August, 1909 

Totem pole and buildings, view from the north westward 

Looking north at Alert Bay showing graves, and portrait of laborer, engineer of the cannery, and superintendent of the company, July, 1909 

Salmon cannery, house of the superintendent, store, and post office, on the wharf to the right are houses for the employees, Alert Bay, July, 1909 

Cross poles weighted down at the ends with stones on the beach which serve as skids upon which to drag up the canoes 

Chinook (last on the right) and Haida style canoes among the bushes along the edge of the beach, near the industrial school, Alert Bay, British Columbia, 1909 

Looking southwestward at the second and last totem pole, west of the sawmill at the mouth of the river at the head of Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Totem pole and boats on the beach, looking north toward Kwakwaka’wakw village, from the end of the covered walk near the cannery, in the distance sawmill, store, church, and Indian agent's house, Aler