[Four Inuit boys, boy on left possibly Andrew Samuel Pardy, in parkas and black-bottom kamik (sealskin boots), boy on the right is holding a dogsledding whip]

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[Four Inuit boys, boy on left possibly Andrew Samuel Pardy, in parkas and black-bottom kamik (sealskin boots), boy on the right is holding a dogsledding whip]

Item ID number:

5270097

Hierarchical level:

Item

Date:

[between 1921-1922]

Reference:

R16326-537-8-E, Box number: 2350

Item no. (creator):

p. 9, top left

Type of material:

Photographs

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

5270097

Context of this record:

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R. F. Waugh collection

[Photographs of Nunatsiavummiut and Innu]

[Nunatsiavummiut and Innu, page 9]

[Four Inuit boys, boy on left possibly Andrew Samuel Pardy, in parkas and black-bottom kamik (sealskin boots), boy on the right is holding a dogsledding whip]
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Record Information – Details
Date(s):

[between 1921-1922]

Place:

Nain, Nunatsiavut (Nfld.):

Place of creation:

Newfoundland and Labrador

Extent:

1 photograph : b&w.

Language of material:

English

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One boy was identified as Amos Voisey and another as Ellias Obed. Photograph was taken in Nain, Nunatsiavut (Labrador). The building behind the boys, the one with a bell, was a temporary church used after a fire destroyed the church and mission house. Boy on left possibly Andrew Samuel Pardy, 1905-1943, son of William and Luisa (Panniak) Pardy.

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Depicted: Pardy, Andrew Samuel

Depicted: Voisey, Amos

Depicted: Obed, Elias
Finding aid no.:

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MSS2687

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General Note:

kamik (plural: kamiik, and formerly referred to as mukkluks) are a soft boot worn by Inuit. It is traditionally made of caribou or sealskin., The title of the photograph in square brackets is based on information provided by Project Naming. The goal of this project is to identify and record the names of people, places, activities and events in photographs held at Library and Archives Canada.

Source of title:

Title assigned by the archivist.

Related material:

A b&w negative of this image is held at the Canadian Museum of History, Gatineau, Quebec. Control no. 54616.

Series added entry:

[Photographs of Nunatsiavummiut and Innu] [graphic material]

Source:

Private

Other accession no.:

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1965-012 NPC
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Graphic (photo)

[Consultation90 Open]

Box [WAUGH, R.F. 1965-012] 2350

[Consultation 90 Open]

02350 Page 9

[Consultation 90 Open]

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Credit: F. W. Waugh / Library and Archives Canada / R.F. Waugh collection / e011369232-009_s1 ; Copyright: Expired ; Restrictions on use: Nil

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[Four Inuit boys, boy on left possibly Andrew Samuel Pardy, in parkas and black-bottom kamik (sealskin boots), boy on the right is holding a dogsledding whip]

[Four Inuit boys, boy on left possibly Andrew Samuel Pardy, in parkas and black-bottom kamik (sealskin boots), boy on the right is holding a dogsledding whip]