Alberni Indian Residential School
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Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Exterior of Residence. Boys with one of the housemasters
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Scene in classroom at E. J. Dunn School in Port Alberni, where some of Indian Residence students attend
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Classroom of E. J. Dunn School in Port Alberni, where some of Indian Residence students attend
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Girls in class at E. J. Dunn School in Port Alberni, where some of the Indian residence students go.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Teacher and Indian student at the E. J. Dunn School in Port Alberni.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. E. J. Dunn School in Port Alberni
British Columbia, [196-]
Indian boy facing camera involved with others in discussion.
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Indian boy participating in discussion at E. J. Dunn School in Port Alberni
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Kindergarten at residence
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Small girl painting in kindergarten at Residence
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Small boys at kindergarten class held at Residence
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Rev. F. E. "Ed" Kempling visiting local resident. Indian man, Jimmy Gallic.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Jimmy Gallic, a local resident.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Mr. Jimmy Gallic, a local resident stands beside Residence Bus.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Rev. F. E. (Ed) Kempling, Chaplain of Indian Residence, in bus.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Rev. F. E. (Ed) Kempling, goes to visit Mr. Ambrose Howard, an Indian carver.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Rev. F. E. (Ed) Kempling visiting Mr. Ambrose Howard, an Indian carver.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Rev. F. E. (Ed) Kempling, visiting with Mr. Ambrose Howard, an Indian carver.
British Columbia, [196-]
Alberni Indian Residence Alberni, B. C. Rev. F. E. (Ed) Kempling visiting Friendship Centre.
British Columbia, [196-]
