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 north westward from the Kwakiutl village 

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 

Totem pole in front of house, canoes on the beach 

Songish and Chinook type of canoes on the beach 

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

Main street of the village 

Village street 

Looking north towards the store, post office, and post master Chambers' house from the quarters of Chinese laborers, at the cannery and wharf 

Looking north westward from the Kwakiutl village 

Northward on the cannery wharf at Alert Bay 

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

Looking southwestward from the end of the wharf at Bella Coola 

River canoe in a slough of Bella Coola River 

View from the eastern or upper end of the village 

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

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

Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka'wakw) village, canoes, houses, and totem poles 

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