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Rev. J. Murray and Aklavik Congregation (Anglican). [Group of people].

Left to right: Edward Kikoak and Rev. J. Murray. (Aklavik congregation). Early 1930's.

Bishop Fleming and Miss Lucy Ball with group of Eskimos at All Saints Hospital, Aklavik. Prior to 1936.

[Group of people at Aklavik Hospital].

[An archivist wrote the above description. Below is an original caption that was written by photographer Archibald Fleming. His description may cause offense because he uses outdated language to describe Janah. We have reproduced the original below because it is a part of the original historical record. If you have feedback or questions, please contact the NWT Archives].

Staff aft Aklavik Hospital, (left to right) Bishop Fleming, Nurse Bradford, Janah (Half breed Indian-ward maid), Dr. Clequail, Miss Topping. Prior to 1934.

Congregation, All Saints Mission, Aklavik )Bishop A.L. Fleming at left) about 1934-1935.

Archdeacon (later Bishop) and A.L. Fleming.

Bishop Fleming, the Rev. Thomas Oamak, the (first ordained Inuk) and the Rev. George Nicholson, Rev. J. Sittichinli.

The Governor General drove a nail in the centre of the chancel steps of the new church, and the group are gathered outside the church following this ceremony. [Bishop Fleming with His Excellency Governor General Lord Tweedsmuir (John Buchan) opening hospital at Aklavik].

A short service was held on the steps of the Hospital immediately preceding the opening. The Bishop's Chaplain was the Rev. Thomas Umaok, the only ordained Eskimo [Inuk] in Canada.

Rev. George Nicholson with All Saints Mission congregation.

Altar piece-All Saints Cathedral, Aklavik. 'The Epiphany in the Snow'

Altar piece, All Saints Cathedral, Aklavik. [Nativity? wall mural, Anglican church]

Jimmy Winnuk and another boy as altar boys, Aklavik.

Rat Sunday - muskrat skins were put on the collection plate 1933.

[School girls] The [S.S.] Distributor at the dock.

The Girl Guides Company (Captain Miss Hewer) and Brownie Pack (Brown Owl Miss Keyes) of the School. This is the most northerly Guide and Brownie organiztion in Canada. [Aklavik].

Girl guides at All Saints' School, Aklavik, who also belong to the School Guts' (sic) W.A.

Girl Guides, Miss Dorothy Robinson, leader. Aklavik 1943.

Loucheux girl guides, Aklavik 1940.

Loucheux Brownies.