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Carl's Drawing
1911
Carl's drawing of Camp 8 on Kasakokwog Island. The sketch depicts trees and men.
Carl's Cartoon
1909
A cartoon drawn by Carl depicting Billy Mac being punched by an anthopmorphized canoe, which is wearing boxing gloves.
Carl's Cartoon of The Tub
1910
A humorous drawing by Carl of himself and another of The Gang carrying the folding canoe known as The Tub. They are depicted walking on uneven terrain ,with Carl's dog Di trotting in front of them....
Moose at Lake Sturgeon
1911
View from a canoe of a moose feeding in the waters of Sturgeon Lake. The prow of the canoe is in the foreground.
"Poetic Justice" Cartoon
1910
Carl's humorous drawing depicting The Gang as stick figures in three panels. Di the dog is also featured and is more completely drawn.
Carl's Drawing of a Map
1910
Carl Greene's drawing of a map of The Gang's trip to Winton, titled "We drive to Winton." This map shows a road currently known as the Thirteen Corners Road from Ely to Winton.
