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A photo of Elizabeth Hansen, the 1989 Muskrat Jamboree Queen.

A photo of Abel Tingmiak standing in a crowd of people.

A photo of Wayne Goose, an Aboriginal Support Group member.

A photo of three people holding up a banner for the Aboriginal Support Group.

A photo of Agnes Nigiyok (left) and Ida Kungayuna (right) with several furs on a table in front of them.

A photo of Brad Firth at the Aklavik Trapping Workshop.

A photo of Albert Elias sitting in a boat and holding a fishing rod.

A photo of Alice Husky sitting on the floor and holding a knife in her hand with musical instruments in the background.

A photo of Anne B. Gordon and Danny A. Gordon kissing on a couch and holding a heart-shaped cake.

A photo of Annie C. Gordon playing with strings in her hands.

A photo of Annie Goose speaking into a microphone and reading from paper notes when she worked for the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation).

A photo of two boys trying the arm pull game and a man coaching them. The photo includes Mickey Lee Gordon, Leonard Harry, and Marty McLeod.

A photo of several people around a table. Front row, left to right: Jerry Arey, George Allen, Peter Elanik, Billy Archie, and Titus Allen. Back row, left to right: an unidentified person, an unidentified person, Dorothy Arey, and Renie Arey.

A photo of COPE (Committee for Original People's Entitlement) assistant executive director Bill Goose speaking into a microphone.

A photo of Betty Haogak.

A photo of Bill and Annie Goose sitting at a table with a microphone.

A photo of Bill Crossman sitting at a desk.

A photo of Billy Ruben sitting on the ground and holding an object in his hands.

A photo of Bob and Brian Gully.

A photo of the remains of a bowhead whale.

A photo of Brenda Dillon interviewing Ed Ruben, Freeman Kimiksana, and another man.

A photo of Calvin Pokiak cutting a log with a saw.

A photo of Nellie Cournoyea holding a torch and standing with a few people at the Canada Trail opening.

A photo of the Canada Trail unveiling in 1999. The trail opened in 2000.

A photo of Cara Dillon.