Norway House Indian Residential School
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[Staff and students assembled outside the Indian Boarding School at Norway House]
Norway House, Manitoba, between 1900 and 1913
Staff and students assembled outside Norway House Indian Residential School.
[A splendid picture of our Indian Boarding School at Norway House]
Norway House, Manitoba, between 1916 and 1921
"A splendid picture of our Indian Boarding School at Norway House."
Staff of the Indian Boarding School at Norway House
Norway House, Manitoba, between 1916 and 1921
Staff of Norway House Indian Residential School.
[Reverend with children from Island Lake who attend Norway House Indian Boarding School]
Norway House, Manitoba, between 1916 and 1921
The reverend with children from Island Lake who attend Norway House Indian Residential School.
[Reverend with children from Oxford House who attend the Indian Boarding School at Norway House]
Norway House, Manitoba, between 1916 and 1921
The reverend with children from Oxford House who attend Norway House Indian Residential School.
[Reverend with children from Poplar River who attend the Indian Boarding School at Norway House]
Norway House, Manitoba between 1916 and 1921
The reverend with children from Poplar River who attend Norway House Indian Residential School.
[Reverend with children from Beren's River who attend the Indian Boarding School at Norway House]
Norway House, Manitoba, between 1916 and 1921
The reverend with children from Beren's River who attend Norway House Indian Residential School.
Indian Residential School, Norway House
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1925
Norway House Indian Residential School.
Norway House Boarding School
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1910
Norway House Boarding School.
Norway House jail on Jail Island : two government nurses sitting on steps
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1900
Norway House jail on Jail Island. Two government nurses sit on steps.
Four Cree Indian guides with their canoe, Norway House, Man.
Norway House, Manitoba, 1911
Four Cree guides with their canoe, Norway House.
Village of Norway House, Man.
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1911
Village of Norway House, Manitoba.
Dr. McGill at Norway House
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1900
Dr. McGill, of the Committee on Missionary Education, at Norway House Indian Residential School.
The quarterly council of the Cree Indians when they receive their treaty money from the government : the government agent is to be seen seated at the table, Norway House, Man.
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1920
The Cree quarterly council receiving their treaty money, Norway House, Manitoba. The Indian Agent is seated at the table.
[Cree Indian women camping at Norway House at treaty time]
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1920
Cree women camped at Norway House, Manitoba, at treaty time.
Fishing tug on which trip is made up Lake Winnipegosis
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1920
Fishing tug on which trip is made to Lake Winnipegosis, Manitoba.
The hospital, the school, the agent's residence, and the doctor's residence, Norway House, Man.
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1920
The hospital, the school, the agent's residence, and the doctor's residence, Norway House, Manitoba.
Some rapids encountered on the river journey taken in the fall of 1910
Norway House, Manitoba, circa 1910
Rapids encountered during fall 1910 river journey.
