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Man seated.

Man standing. Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Man seated. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Man standing. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Portrait of man. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Man seated. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Portrait of man. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Two men seated. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Three men. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Three men standing. Donor: Paavo Vuotilainen.

Group of men. Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Group of men outdoors. Donor: Big Finn Hall.

Woman seated at table, born February 4, 1856. Donor: Beck Family.

Woman seated. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Mrs. Selma Oikonen, died 1908. Billy Oikonen's first wife. Donor: Mrs. Anderson.

Aino Kantola (left), French woman (right) worked at Pacific Hotel. Donor: Mrs. Anderson.

Two women in outdoor dress. Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Two women in yard. Donor: Big Finn Hall.

2 Copies.

Couple seated. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Couple. Donor: Canadan Uutiset.

Couple standing. Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Couple. Donor: Forsberg & Dr. Laine Family.

Two couples outdoors. Donor: Bin Finn Hall.

This file contains a photocopied document of an affidavit from September 2nd 1991. The affidavit is an application by the Poplar Point Ojibway Nation and Chief Theron McCrady, for a declaration that the Poplar Point have Aboriginal Rights with respect to the harvesting of foods and medicine plants and with respect to sacred sites in the Namewaminkan River, and for an injunction against any further development of the proposed High Falls power dam.

This file has a small cut out titled "Teachings from the Longhouse" Is a Must Read. It discusses Handsome Lake, an Onondowa'ga person who became a teacher and prophet for his people and helped establish the Haudenosaunee as a distinct social group. [Originally titled: Indians - Senecas]