Northward on the cannery wharf at Alert Bay 

Looking north westward from the Kwakiutl village 

Looking north westward from the Kwakiutl village 

The cannery tug at Alert Bay, looking towards the mouth of the Nimpkish, 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 

Employees of the salmon cannery and Mr. Chambers, superintendent, at the right, Alert Bay, July, 1909 

William Taylor on the left and his guide on the right 

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 

Looking southwestward from the end of the wharf at Bella Coola 

Looking northward at Alert Bay showing the point where the graves are in trees...the Norwegian cannery foreman is on the left, the engineer of the cannery tug on the right, July, 1909 

Kwakwaka'wakw man wearing blanket next to canoe 

A woman carrying salmon tails in clam basket 

Kwakwaka'wakw woman, looking north eastward from the post office 

Mouth of the Nimpkish from Alert Bay at party of Kwakiutl women fishing for clams in a Haida type of canoe 

Bella Coola Valley from the mouth of the Bella Coola River 

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

Half a mile west of the Squimalt and Nanaimo Railroad Bridge on the Songish Reserve at Victoria 

Post shown at a distance 

Lifting salmon on the endless chain elevator from a fishing boat into the cannery at Alert Bay. Looking northward showing the Kwakwaka'wakw village in the distance, British Columbia, July, 1909 

View from the eastern or upper end of the village