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12 september 1962 [View of the framed and partially enclosed new church in Deline.]

5 September 1962 [Several men working on the framing of the new chruch in Deline.]

4 September, 1962 [View of the partially framed new church in Deline.]

4 Aout, 1962 [Several men by a cement mixer, preparing the foundation for the new church at Deline, August 4, 1962]

4 Aout, 1962 [Several men by a cement mixer, preparing the foundation for the new church at Deline, August 4, 1962]

26 Juillet, 1962 [Several men by a cement mixer, preparing the foundation for the new church at Deline, July 26, 1962]

26 Juillet, 1962 [Several men by a cement mixer, preparing the foundation for the new church at Deline, July 26, 1962]

18 Juillet, 1962 [Two men working on the excavation of the site for the new church in Deline. July 18, 1962]

Peter Baton and Bernard Naedzo, 18 Juillet, 1962 [Two men working on the excavation of the site for the new church in Deline. July 18, 1962]

Summer 1962 [View of Deline from Great Bear Lake.]

Summer 1962 [View of Deline from Great Bear Lake.]

Fort Simpson 09-84 - Pope's visits 84- Drummers. [Alphonse Lamouelle, Johnny Dryneck, Harry Simpson, Joe Charlo, Johnny Eyekfwo, Nick Black]

Hay River Reserve - 07-88 Dene National Assembly - Denendeh Seminar -- Jenny Visser[centre], Audrey Whitson[right], Phyllis Fischer[left]

[Aerial photograph of scattered lakes. In the North Great Slave region?]

Fort Providence - 78 (left to right) Albert Canadian, Baptiste Gargan, Willy Minoza, Pierre Lacorne, Joe Bonnetrouge, Marie Madelaine Canadian, Veronique Sabourin. Back: Julie Lacorne, Joe Landry.

Fort Providence - 78 - (left to right) Albert Canadian, Baptiste Gargan, Willy Minoza, Pierre Lacorne, Joe Bonnetrouge, Madelaine Canadian, Veronique Sabourin. Back: Joe Landry.

Deline 04-86 - Caribou -- Meat - - Truck [Red Beech 18 airplane on skis, CF-??O?]

Deline 04-86 - Caribou -- Meat - Plane - Joe Blondin [Red Beaver on skis]

Deline 04-86 - Caribou -- Meat - Plane. Joe Blondin [unloads caribou meat/parts from a red Beaver airplane.]

Radio Broadcasts [The recording is in an Indigenous language, possibly North Slavey.] For reference only, contact Canadian Museum of History for copies.