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The photo shows a man in the canoe with the town of Mayo in the background.

A photo of a man holding a child beside a log cabin.

The photo shows a man sitting in a chair beside the nice white house, with a clothing line behind him.

A photo of a man standing in the doorway of a log cabin.

A photo of Martha Kudlak and her sisters Mary and Terry, wearing traditional clothing and inside a house.

A photo of Matthew Malrughaq in traditional clothing. He took most of the pictures in this collection.

The photo shows the town of Mayo from a canoe that is in the middle of the river that is very clam with mountains in the background.

A photo of Molly Nokasak and Peter Nokasak.

A photo of a mother and her two children. The mother is holding the younger child and the older child is biting his hand.

A photo of Tommy Chicksi and his wife standing beside some buildings.

A photo of Mrs. Nellie Hodgson, Jeffery, and Rosalin sitting on a couch.

The image shows a building which is the N.T. Post at Aklavik. A few people are standing out side the post.

A photo of two people standing on a snowless spot on the ground beside a cabin that is mostly surrounded by snow.

A photo of Noah and Joseph Felix standing by a log cabin.

The photo shows a Northwest Territories flag in the town of Kugluktuk, now located in Nunavut.

A photo of Nurarhaq (Nora's Dad) wearing traditional clothes and standing in front of a house in Kugluktuk.

A photo of a baby girl wearing Mukluks sitting on the floor of a house.

The photo shows a very distance photo of Kugluktuk from on top of a hill.

A photo of a few people standing outside a Sod house in the background. Credit: Martha Harry

A photo of two men and three dogs outside of the door of the Hudson's Bay Company.

A photo of men working at a lumber yard.

A photo of Owen Allen and Harry Inukilak.

A photo of a parade for the Muskrat Jamboree in Inuvik.

A photo of Patsy Wyant (Margaret Seymour's husband) standing next to a building entrance.

A photo of Paulinaq (Jimmy Kudlak's Auntie) wearing traditional clothes and standing in front of a house in Kugluktuk.