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Elizabeth Penashue first moved Into a house in 1970
Elizabeth Penashue first moved Into a house in 1970

Elizabeth Penashue first moved Into a house in 1970

Date4/16/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Elizabeth Penashue first moved Into a house in 1970.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023982F
Whole Indian camp will be moved from the Six Nations reserve at Brantford to the Canadian National Sportsmen's show in Toronto. Little Beaver, centre,(...)
Whole Indian camp will be moved from the Six Nations reserve at Brantford to the Canadian National Sportsmen's show in Toronto. Little Beaver, centre,(...)
3/9/1948
Julie Cochrane, 11 and sister Elizabeth perform traditional Indian dance Rice Lake singers drumming, Milton's High Foster Hall
Julie Cochrane, 11 and sister Elizabeth perform traditional Indian dance Rice Lake singers drumming, Milton's High Foster Hall
2/26/1994
Keeper of the pipes: Farmer Martin Assinewe, 65, took the sacred native pipes to a church service marking the first anniversary of the ordination of the first Ojibwa priest
Keeper of the pipes: Farmer Martin Assinewe, 65, took the sacred native pipes to a church service marking the first anniversary of the ordination of the first Ojibwa priest
12/15/1991
Sharing: Sherman and Becky Butier dance at Georgina's first powwow at opening of First Nations Study centre at Sutton District High School
Sharing: Sherman and Becky Butier dance at Georgina's first powwow at opening of First Nations Study centre at Sutton District High School
6/5/1993
For 15 Cree Indian youngsters from Muskrat Dam, 200 miles, north of Sioux Lookout, their first trip to Toronto gave them their first awed encounter wi(...)
For 15 Cree Indian youngsters from Muskrat Dam, 200 miles, north of Sioux Lookout, their first trip to Toronto gave them their first awed encounter wi(...)
6/2/1978
A very faded drawing of an encampment, with two tents and a number of people resting or working ...
First camp, Moisie River, Labrador Peninsula expedition, 1861
11 June 1861
Sad stories: Sergeant Robert Crawford, Metro Toronto Police's first native liaison officer, said Canadian Indians have been drawn to the big lights of Metro
Sad stories: Sergeant Robert Crawford, Metro Toronto Police's first native liaison officer, said Canadian Indians have been drawn to the big lights of Metro
9/26/1989
Largest First Nations event ever held this weekend
Largest First Nations event ever held this weekend
11/27/1997
Powwow powerhouse, Sherman Butler of Peterborough demonstrates a dance yesterday to promote the Canadian National Exhibition's first International powwow, Aug. 28-30
Powwow powerhouse, Sherman Butler of Peterborough demonstrates a dance yesterday to promote the Canadian National Exhibition's first International powwow, Aug. 28-30
7/14/1992
Mary Lou Radulovich teaches Indian history at Manitoulin Secondary School, first school in Ontario to teach native language for credit
Mary Lou Radulovich teaches Indian history at Manitoulin Secondary School, first school in Ontario to teach native language for credit
1/14/1972
Text in varied font type, no illustrations
Return to an order of the House of commons, dated the 2nd May, 1887; -- for copies of all title deeds, patents, correspondence, and all documents respecting the claim of the Six nation Indians, as set forth in their petition presented to this House on the 18th April, 1887
1887
A photograph of two barn-like houses, one of which has an illustration of an Indigenous Thunder ...
House, showing drawing of Thunderbird
1885