Looking northward from the Alaskan harbor 

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 

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 

The camp of William S. Taylor and Harlan Smith 

Looking west across the moraine of the Stikine River 

Glacial stream of the Great Glacier, Stikine River 

Yearling and two year old deer being fed by Mr. Gray, the taxidermist and jailer 

Looking east at Chief Shakes' house at about half tide 

A raft of logs when the tide is out, taken near the electric light works 

Wrangell Island, Alaska 

Looking from the upper edge of the beach in front of the village at the eulichon fishing place 

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

Looking eastward up Bella Coola River at rip rapping to protect John Clayton's store from the river 

East side of the Stikine River, between the international boundary line and the mouth of the Iskut River 

Camping for lunch, Alex Vereatt and Guy Carson (near stove), Will S. Taylor (at canoe) and Fred Bronson, with the Haida type canoe owned by Chief Shakes with a Gray gasoline engine and equipment for p 

Main street of the village 

Looking southwest from the north side of the Bella Coola River 

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 

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 

View southwest of the first totem pole