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- 21September, 2016
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.jpg "Woven birch bark backpack held at the Museum in Sointula, B.C.")
2016-06-18
This birch bark backpack, along with a pair of woven birch bark shoes were donated to the Sointula Museum by the Renwell Family. The Sointula Museum holds artifacts and archival documents relating to the Finnish utopian community which was started on Malcolm Island, British Columbia in 1909.
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.jpg "Wrought Iron Balcony Railing with Cast Iron Supports - St. Petersburg, Russia")
2016-09-14
This wrought iron railing is comprised of central panels of overlapping ovals. On the top and bottom are borders of interlocking S-shaped metal. The balcony has three sides, all displaying the same pattern.
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2024-06-14
Yarrow is found all across Canada's north. Yarrow has been used in traditional medicine for many disorders, most notably to stop bleeding.
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2015-07-09
The courthouse is located at the corner of Veterans Memorial Drive and 49St.
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2015-07-10
The Yellowknife Curling Club curls on the rinks at the Yellowknife Community Arena. The arena is located on Franklin Avenue near Forrest Road.
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2015-07-11
Taking off to the south at 5:30 p.m. There is smoke on the horizon from the forest fires east of the City. To the left of the image is Frame Lake with Yellowknife's tallest buildings behind it. To the right is the Con Mine tower with its red top.
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2014-01-26
A banquet table for foreign dignitaries was laid out with zakooskee, a selection of small dishes traditionally eaten with vodka before a large meal. In this case the zakooskee included cold meats and fish, salads and a variety of fresh fruits.