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Residential school, livestock, garden by Anna Bella Solomon
Traditional beliefs and practises by Anna Bella Solomon
Description: In many communities, the relationship between church and people was strong. Many missionaries visited Elderly people in their homes to give communion and prayers. Likewise, many Elderly ...
Description: Various small sailboats and boats at the dock in Moosonee in 1955. These vessels served the James Bay coastal communities and were a valuable link to goods, services and communications with ...
Description: A ship anchored off the shore at Moosonee. Vessels of these types were an essential mode of delivery supplies, building materials and other goods to the coastal communities in James Bay.
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Description: Older experienced men, middle-aged men and young boys often worked along side the Catholic priests in construction and repairing of buildings. Without local Cree physical labour, workmanship, ...
Description: Two examples of the type of vessels used between Moosonee, Moose Factory, Fort Albany, Kashechewan and Attawapiskat. Here a barge and schooner lay side by side.
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Description: Cree men and a non-Cree in front of a schooner. These men likely worked together on the James Bay vessels traveling up and down the Cree communities.
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Description: A Cree man straddles the side of a schooner or sailboat with a float plane at the Austin Airways dock in Moosonee. Not much is known to what extent Cree men became "sailors" and learned the ...
Description: A sailboat or schooner being pulled ashore by a tractor in Moosonee. Moosonee was the main depot for goods, material and other items arriving by train to be transferred to sailboat, schooner ...
Description: An unidentified non-Cree on a schooner, possibly a visiting tourist, hunter or missionary on his way to northern communities.
Tags Summer, Man, European, Ship
Description: A non-Cree skipper or captain of schooner that traveled James Bay with Cree workers that were very valuable as deck hands, maintenance helpers, translators and labourers for loading and unloading ...
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... wanted it to express the cultural significance of ndoho (the Cree word for hunting, fishing, and trapping in the bush); we wanted to explore the First People’s reciprocal relationship with the land and ...
... us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Created in partnership with BlackCherry Digital Media, Archives Deschâtelets, the Doug Ellis Collection at Carleton University, Our Incredible World (Pinegrove Productions), ...
