Tlingit boy from Klukwan carrying a pack 

Tlingit boy from Klukwan with pack, dogs crossing the bridge over the Chilkat River about a mile west of Klukwan, on the right is a store kept by a Russian man and his Turkish wife, and there is a hou 

House, showing canoe prows used to hold the cover for the smoke hole 

Salmon drying under sunshade in Klukwan 

Smoke houses at Klukwan on the north side of the Chilkat River 

Tlingit canoe and fish racks with salmon drying under sunshade near houses at Klukwan 

Tlingit man at Klukwan, about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, working on a canoe, August 26, 1909 

Looking westward at house and across the Chilkat River at Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909 

Looking westward at house and across the Chilkat River at Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska 

Looking northeastward at the front of a house which faces the river; between it and other houses is the military road 

Looking westward at house in Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909 

Looking northwest of the wharf at Bella Coola 

Looking east at the garden of the United States custom officer 

Looking east at Chief Shakes' house at about half tide, at low tide one may cross here; the view is taken from the eastern end of the southern branch of the main street at Wrangell, Alaska, August, 19 

Tlingit man at Klukwan, about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, working on a canoe, August 26, 1909 

Tlingit fish racks with salmon drying under sunshade in Klukwan; looking up the Chilkat River 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909 

Looking east at Chief Shakes' house at about half tide 

Salmon drying under sunshade in Klukwan; looking up the Chilkat River 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909 

Canoe in process of being covered to keep the sun from shining on it, at Klukwan about 25 miles from Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909 

Looking northwestward at the eulachon fishing village on the north side of Nass River, several miles above Kincolith, British Columbia, August, 1909