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Namakan Lake and Island
August 1915
A view through trees to the palisades of a rocky island on Namakan Lake.
Indian Settlement
August 1915
A view of an Indian settlement on Moose River near Namakan Lake.
Grave Detail
1910
A detail of a grave at an Indian village by Namakan lake. There is a box containing various tokens by the wooden coffin.
Indian Dance House
1910
An interior view of a dance house at an Indian Village. The house has an open roof and benches inside.
Indian Boy
1910
A boy standing on a a run-down porch, framed by the door behind him. He is in an Indian village near Namakan Lake.
The Channel
August 1915
A dramatic view through the Narrows between Sand Point and Namakan Lakes.
