A group photo of young native boys and girls
A group photo of young native boys and girls. The boys are dressed the same in jacket and trousers while the smal girls are all wearing similar white dresses. The children are probably at a residential school.
All Saints Anglican Residential School
All Saints Anglican Residential School, built in 1907 and rebuilt after it burned down. Operated by the government for Indian children.
All Saints Anglican School with Joseph Sanderson and Olive Sanderson in foreground
All Saints Anglican school (portion) with Joseph Anderson in military uniform, Olive Sanderson and two unidentified boys in foreground.
An Indian woman and children with a horse-drawn wagon on visitor's day, Regina Industrial School
An Indian woman and children with a horse-drawn wagon on visitor's day, Regina Industrial School.
Children at All Saints Anglican School, Lac La Ronge
Children at All Saints Anglican School, Lac La Ronge - beginners and junior girls in striped smocks, junior boys in Norfolk suits, and confirmation group (girls mostly in white, boys in dark suits).
Children at All Saints Anglican School, Lac La Ronge
Children at All Saints Anglican School, Lac La Ronge. Group of children in their best clothes, girls in white.
Children at St. Philippe Mission, near Fort Pelly
Children at St. Philippe Mission, near Fort Pelly. Father Paul-Emile Tétreault was in charge 1942 to 1947.
Children in uniforms, Little Pine School
Children in uniforms, Little Pine School.
Christ Church cemetery and school at Big River Reserve
Christ Church cemetery and school at Big River Reserve. April 1942.
Close-up view of the Qu'Appelle Indian Industrial School
Part of Arthur M. Pearson fonds
Item is an image showing a close-up view of the Qu'Appelle Indian Industrial School.