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Indian Women in Canoes
1911
Indian women paddle their canoes on Rainy Lake. Other people and dogs are on the shore.
Indian Village
1910
A view of an Indian Village, including wikiups, a canoe, a cabin, and a dog. There is a lake in the background.
Canoeing
1911
Clay, Doc Copeland, and Diadem (Di) the dog are in a canoe on what may be Namakan River or Lake.
Portage at Basswood Lake
1910
The Gang's canoes are at the shore of Basswood Lake as they prepare to portage.
