Canoe stuck on a sandbar...everyone is attempting to hold it with poles from being turned by the current...showing experienced Walter Dort...and inexperienced Fred Bronson, Iskut River, August 19, 190 

Lunch at the mounted police station perhaps a mile north of the international boundary on the Stikine River, Fred Bronson seated on the kitchen box? Will S. Taylor in oil skins to the right, Guy Carso 

Looking down stream near the Iskut River, Walter Dort is standing near the stove, with Fred Bronson, Alex Vereatt, and Will S. Taylor, August 19, 1909 

Alex Vereatt testing the depth of the slough where the canoe is trying to ascend, Iskut River, August 19, 1909 

Chinook and Haida style canoes among the bushes along the edge of the beach 

Looking eastward at the beach and canoes, some of them of the Chinook type, others of the Songish river-type...in front of the little Salish village on Esquimalt Harbor, perhaps two miles north of the 

Taken half a mile west of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railroad Bridge on the Songish Reserve at Victoria, looking westward over Chinook canoe and white man's boat at ocean spray (spirea) on the bluff wh 

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 

Sawdust collector at the mill, sawdust is drawn from planers and keeps it from blowing around the mill; it is drawn through the tubes, two of which may be seen, into the cistern like affair, Victoria, 

Looking towards the stern of the Big Chief as it leaves Wrangel to go to Old Wrangel...Chief Shakes who formerly owned the Haida type canoe is steering, Wrangell, Alaska, August 13, 1909 

Songish and Chinook type of canoes on the beach 

Entrance to Victoria Harbor with Chinook type of canoe on the beach and clam basket, half a mile west of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railroad Bridge on the Songish Reserve at Victoria, British Columbia, 

River canoe in a slough of Bella Coola River 

The camp of William S. Taylor and Harlan Smith 

Bella Coola River with several river 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 northward at the village of the two houses on the south side of Compton Island in Steamer Pass, just south of Portland Inlet; from the water the exposed soil of the garden appears to be the to 

Finished Chinook type of canoe at the beach with a clam basket 

Looking west down the Nass River 

Epitaph of Chief Clelamen mentioning potlatch on front of house