Chippewa Woman and Girls in a Birch Bark Canoe, Red Lake.
Gallery E - Page 7
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Chippewa Woman and Girls in a Birch Bark Canoe, Red Lake.
Other photographs of sailing vessels from Page 7
- A Kwakiutl Potlatch
- Aleutian Eskimos in an Umiak Dressing a Whale
- An Abnaki Man Building a Canoe in Houlton, Maine 1875
- A Seminole Indian Spearing a Garfish From a Dugout, Florida
- Birch Bark Canoe Belonging To Monroe Killy
- Birch Bark Canoes, Cass Lake
- Building a Birch Bark Canoe at a Chippewa Camp (a)
- Building a Birch Bark Canoe at a Chippewa Camp (b)
- Building a Birch Bark Canoe at a Chippewa Camp (c)
- Canoe Building, Oak Point, Lake of the Woods
- Canoe Scene at the South Shore of Mille Lacs Lake
- Chippewa Indians at Leech Lake
- Chippewa Woman and Girls in a Birch Bark Canoe, Red Lake
- Chippewa Women in a Canoe on Rainy Lake
- Frank Tlyasman (Quinaielt) in his Dugout Canoe, Taholah, Washington
- Indian Baby in a Canoe at Rainy Lake
- Indians Collecting Wild Rice
- Indians Gathering Wild Rice
- Indians Returning From a Hop Field (October 1888)
- Indian Woman and Child in Canoe on Red Lake
- Makah Indian Men at Neah Bay Pulling in a Whale
- Native American Family in Birch Bark Canoe, Lake of The Woods
- Ojibway Family in a Canoe, Vermilion Lake
- Ojibway Indian Landing at Walker c1896
- Ojibway Indian Woman and Two Girls with a Loaded Canoe Heading for Blueberry Camp
- Ojibway Women in a Canoe on Leech Lake
- Ojibwe Birch Bark Canoe
- Parching Wild Rice at Cass Lake
- Puyallup Indians and Canoes
- Quillayute Indians in a Canoe
- Repairing a Birch Bark Canoe, Lake of the Woods
- Shore of Bear Island, Leech Lake, Cass County
- Stands And Looks Back with Hollow Horn Bear in a Canoe
- Wild Rice Harvesting
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