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Date: 1926
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Source: Government
Subject heading: Québec (Province)

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    A group of Inuit outside of a building at Cape Wolstenholme (Anaulirvik) September 1926.
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    A group of Inuit outside of a building at Cape Wolstenholme (Anaulirvik)

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    Item ID number:
    5274366
    Date:
    September 1926
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    R216, RG85, Box number: 3537
    A group of Inuit outside of a building at Cape Wolstenholme (Anaulirvik). Inuit - Québec (Province). Photograph taken at Cape Wolstenholme (Anaulirvik), 
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    [Inuk boy, Markusie Keatainak, wearing a parka] Original Title: Eskimo boy September 1926.
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    [Inuk boy, Markusie Keatainak, wearing a parka] Original Title: Eskimo boy

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    Item ID number:
    5274365
    Date:
    September 1926
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    R216, RG85, Box number: 3537
    [Inuk boy, Markusie Keatainak, wearing a parka] Original Title: Eskimo boy. Portraits Inuit - Québec (Province). Title in square brackets assigned by 
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    [Three Inuit boys] at Wolstenholme. Tallest boy named Harry, formerly lived at Cape Dorset September 1926.
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    [Three Inuit boys] at Wolstenholme. Tallest boy named Harry, formerly lived at Cape Dorset

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    Item ID number:
    5274364
    Date:
    September 1926
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    R216, RG85, Box number: 3537
    [Three Inuit boys] at Wolstenholme. Tallest boy named Harry, formerly lived at Cape Dorset. Portraits Inuit - Québec (Province)
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