Description: A view from the Moose River of the St. Thomas Anglican Church on the left and Hudson's Bay Company store, staff house and warehouses on the right. Tags Summer, Church, Modern Houses, Moose ...

Description: The Catholic Church in Moose Factory ministered to a portion of the community but today is non-existent in the community. Tags Church, Moose Factory

Description: An early 1900s scene of residential school children most likely from the Anglican mission school. Notice the church cross worn by the children. Tags Summer, Children, Groups of People, ...

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: The Catholics as well as the Anglicans established churches in Moose Factory, ON. In this photo, a missionary is helping cut planks for building material. Missionaries and local men worked ...

Description: The church missionaries baptized and confirmed many Cree people in Moose Factory, ON. Christianity played an important role in everyone's life in James Bay. Tags Boy, Girl, Missionaries ...

Description: A Catholic service in Moosonee in 1948. The congregation is comprised of Cree women in traditional shawls and non-Cree people. Cree adults often took part in services as lay readers and ...

Description: Catholic Priests in Moosonee in 1948 pose for a photo with many Cree people and children. Tags Summer, Groups of People, Church, Missionaries & Children, Moosonee

Description: A rear view of the Catholic Church in Moosonee and Cree children walking in the foreground. Tags Summer, Groups of People, Church, Moosonee

Description: A postcard depicting a Christian priest with aboriginal images to show that the integration of Christianity with aboriginal peoples. Tags Church, Moosonee, Art

Description: A mid-1900s school in Moosonee. Throughout the 1900s in Moosonee, the Catholic Church established a Catholic Public School. Today, in Moosonee, many Cree people attend Catholic Church services ...

Description: Cree Elders, men, women and children with a priest pose for a photo. By the 1940s, the Catholic Church and religion was much incorporated into Cree life and followed by many western James ...

Description: A view from behind the Catholic Church in Moosonee in the 1960s. The three story building was a residence and offices for the Catholic priest and bishops during their work in Moosonee and ...

Description: A frontal view of the Catholic Church in Moosonee. Tags Summer, Church, Moosonee

Description: Women gathered in a field in front of the local Church as two young female Cree girls eat bannock and drink tea in the foreground. Tags Summer, Woman, Tikinagans, Children, Groups of People, ...

Description: A winter hunting camp with the traditional teepee dwelling packed with snow around the base to keep heat inside. Spruce or Balsam boughs were placed on the ground inside the teepee for flooring ...

Description: A small sailboat anchored in the distance on a river and the men that likely worked and traveled on these sailboats to deliver goods and supplies either for the HBC, Catholic Church or Anglican ...

Description: A view of downtown Moosonee with the Catholic Church as one of the more prominent buildings comprising the center of the community. Tags Winter, Church, Modern Houses, Village, Moosonee  ...

Description: Men on small barge transporting bales across the river, likely at Fort Albany as the Catholic Church and residence was on an island. Tags Summer, Groups of People

Description: Cree women in traditional shawls in front of a tent with a church in the background. Two babies are in tikinagans, a traditional Cree method of carrying very young babies to keep them warm ...