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A photo of (from back to front): the Anglican residence, St. Luke’s Anglican Church, and the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) detachment in Old Crow. A child is riding a bicycle in the foreground.

A photo of Tom Chicksi and another person traveling in the spring near Siksik Island.

A photo of a camp with two tent frames in the springtime.

A photo of a young woman speaking with an Elder inside a house.

The image shows the south-west view from NiVj-7 (between NiVj-2 and NiVj-5), Ptarmigan Bay.

The image shows the south-west view from NiVj-7 (between NiVj-2 and NiVj-5), Ptarmigan Bay.

The image shows the south-west view from NiVj-7 (between NiVj-2 and NiVj-5), Ptarmigan Bay.

A photo of people standing outside of a shack and having something to drink. The man on the right is either Stanley Keevik or Noel Stewart.

A photo of Carrie Goose, Father Tardy, and Jim Memorana singing inside of a house.

The image shows an aerial view of Niaqulik, where sod houses can be seen in the distance.

Aerial view of sod houses in Clarence Lagoon "where old people lived" according to Dora Malegana.

Aerial view of sod houses in Clarence Lagoon "where old people lived" according to Dora Malegana.

Aerial view of sod houses in Clarence Lagoon "where old people lived" according to Dora Malegana.

Aerial view of sod houses in Clarence Lagoon "where old people lived" according to Dora Malegana.

Aerial view of sod houses in Clarence Lagoon "where old people lived" according to Dora Malegana.

Aerial view of sod houses in Clarence Lagoon "where old people lived" according to Dora Malegana.

Aerial view of sod houses in Clarence Lagoon "where old people lived" according to Dora Malegana.

A photo of an old sod house located near the Malloch Hill DEW Line (Distant Early Warning Line) at Smoking Hills.

Sod house, bottom of the hill at Niaqulik

The image shows a sod house in the background with three individuals standing in front of it. Last in the right: Michael Amos Credit: Martha Harry

Sod house at NjV1-2 (Nunaluk Spit) where Dora had one of her children

Photograph of a Sod House, 'Inuit Summer Home', in Tuktoyaktuk, July 1971

A photo of snowshoe tracks in the snow.

A photo of two men putting up a tent beside a snowmobile.

The snowhouses where 18 people lived. This was the first day the sun came back, the temperature was minus 35 degrees F.