Round Lake Residential School
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[View of Round Lake Residential School from a distance]
Saskatchewan, 1932
[View of Round Lake Residential School from the lake]
Saskatchewan, 1941
[View of Round Lake Residential School from a distance]
Saskatchewan, 1941
[Indigenous children dressed in what staff described as theatrical costumes for a performance. The children were invited to take this program into some towns, but someone with higher authority than the staff said "no more", Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Indigenous children dressed in what staff described as theatrical costumes for a performance. The children were invited to take this program into some towns, but someone with higher authority than the staff said "no more", Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Indigenous children dressed in what staff described as theatrical costumes for a performance. The children were invited to take this program into some towns, but someone with higher authority than the staff said "no more", Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Indigenous children dressed in what staff described as theatrical costumes for a performance. The children were invited to take this program into some towns, but someone with higher authority than the staff said "no more", Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Youth with Mrs. Card at an afternoon party with lunch on the table, Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Dietician Allison McLean standing with uniformed Canadian Girls in Training, Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Canadian Girls in Training group in Sunday clothes standing in front of a cairn commemorating missionary Hugh McKay's arrival to Round Lake, Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1950
[Canadian Girls in Training group in Sunday clothes with cairn commemorating missionary Hugh McKay's arrival to Round Lake to the back of them, Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, 1950
[Principal's Residence, Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, 1949
[Children and youth from Round Lake Residential School outside the mission in winter, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, 1950
[Staff of the Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Staff of the Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Mr. Bell's ducks with the Round Lake Residential School building in the background, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Some of the beginners and grade one children with Mr. Bell's ducks, Mr. Bell got the duck eggs and taught the children how to take care of them, Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
[Children watching a flag being raised which occurred at the beginning of every school day, Round Lake Residential School, Round Lake, Saskatchewan]
Saskatchewan, circa 1940s
