Chinook canoes and totem pole lying on the beach, houses behind, British Columbia, June, 1909 

Chinook canoe and totem pole 

Houses, totem pole, and canoes on shore, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Totem pole, Port Simpson, British Columbia, 1909 

Canoe and totem pole lying on the beach 

Looking northeast at totem pole near First Nations houses, British Columbia, August 1909 

Looking north at village street with houses and totem poles, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Totem pole, west of the saw mill at the head of Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Totem pole in front of house, canoes on the beach 

Inside a Chinook canoe, made by Nuu-chah-nulth man showing the iron awl which is used to measure the thickness of the side of the canoe boiler, British Columbia, June, 1909 

Looking along the street of the Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka'wakw) village, canoes, houses, and totem poles, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909 

Looking westward at totem pole on the south side of the neck at Port Simpson, Lax-Kw'alaams, August, 1909 

Nootka man making a Chinook canoe, side view showing where the prow is fastened, British Columbia, June, 1909 

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, 

Totem pole and buildings, view from the north westward 

Cedar bark hanging on a line with laundry, totem pole or house post to the left, Alert Bay, 1909 

Nootka man making a Chinook canoe using an adze with a handle similar to that of a saw, British Columbia, June, 1909 

Looking west at pole, Port Simpson Lax-Kw'alaams, August, 1909 

Looking out across the Victoria harbor at Nootka man making a Chinook canoe, side view showing where the prow is fastened, Mr. Will S. Taylor on the right, British Columbia, June, 1909 

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