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Four individuals playing the drums and singing. The photo includes from left to right: Freeman Kimiksana, Raddi Koiksak, Silas Kangegana, Joe Nasogaluak.

The photo shows all the boats back on the beach after a day of whaling.

The image shows two men in a boat, one with his back to us and another laughing looking towards us.

The photo shows a man standing by himself in the water and a boat going off in some direction.

The photo shows a man standing up on a cabin of a boat, getting ready to throw a harpoon at a whale.

The image shows two boats side by side getting ready to do some whaling.

The image shows the boats are back together as a convoy and are traveling again on the ocean.

The photo shows the convoy of boats are spreading out to do some whaling or to go separate ways.

The photo shows a convoy of boats traveling together on the arctic ocean.

The photo shows a coal mine on the yukon coast, we can see a dock for a boat at the mine.

The photo shows an aerial view of tuk and its small town.

An aerial photo of ballie island that has no snow on the land but some ice off and on its shore.

The image shows whale point from the air at a distance.

The photo shows whale point from the air.

The image shows Eddie Gruben with a beluga while and the ship the "Tootsie" on the shores of Tuk.

A photo of Paula Luzie (Left) and Effie Rogers (Right) at Baby Island (Whale Camp) standing on the beach with a boat in the water behind them.

A photo of Banks Island from the distance.

The image shows a boat full of fish from Horton River.

A photo of Abraham Cerpenter and Mary Teddy (brother & sister) standing beside each other with fish at their feet at Horton river.

A photo of Abraham Cerpenter and Mary Teddy (brother & sister) standing beside each other with fish at their feet at Horton river.

A photo of Hunting beluga whales with boats. Credit: Martha Harry

A photo of Fred Wolki at age 16 or 17 driving a schooner.

The schooner Omingmuk.

The Schooner Nanuk leaving Tuktoyaktuk for Banks Island. (photo by Margaret Oldenberg).

The image shows Renie Arey interviewing Fred Inglangasuk by a teepee looking structure at Ptarmigan Bay, with the coast/ocean in the background.