[Typical of many homes of young First Nations families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve]. Original title: Typical of many homes of young Indian families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve outside Fort William

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[Typical of many homes of young First Nations families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve]. Original title: Typical of many homes of young Indian families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve outside Fort William

Item ID number:

5302647

Hierarchical level:

Item

Date:

[between 1900-1976]

Reference:

R216, RG10, Box number: 3674

Item no. (creator):

3892

Type of material:

Photographs

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Item ID number:

5302647

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Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development fonds

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Ontario: Small Bands cont

[Typical of many homes of young First Nations families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve]. Original title: Typical of many homes of young Indian families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve outside Fort William
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Date(s):

[between 1900-1976]

Place:

Mission Reserve, near Thunder Bay (Ont.):

Place of creation:

Ontario

Extent:

1 photograph : b&w.

Language of material:

English

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Photograph depicting three Ojibway (Anishinaabe) children standing by the white picket fence of Mr. Howard Bannon's home at the Mission Reserve, Fort William First Nation. Mr. Bannon is a band councillor and a member of the newly formed Recreation Committee.

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Photographer: Canada. Dept. of Citizenship and Immigration

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FA-292

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Source of title:

Title assigned by Library and Archives Canada.

Dates of creation note:

Date of creation for the photograph is unknown. Range assigned to the accession was used.

Series added entry:

02-03-06-00

Source:

Government

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RG10

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1976-281 NPC
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Box [INDIAN & NORTHERN AFFAIRS 1976-281] 3674

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03674 File number 26

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Credit: Department of Citizenship and Immigration / Library and Archives Canada / Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development fonds / e011308513 ; Copyright: Government of Canada ; Restrictions on use: Nil.

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[Typical of many homes of young First Nations families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve]. Original title: Typical of many homes of young Indian families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve outside Fort William

[Typical of many homes of young First Nations families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve]. Original title: Typical of many homes of young Indian families today is this one belonging to Howard Bannon of the Mission Reserve outside Fort William