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GR-3662 Accession 97-1510 British Columbia Provincial Museum. Department of Anthropology. 1909, 1922-1975 9.5 metres of textual records Microfilm (neg) 1950-[1978] 6 reels [B06043-B06048] When possible, use microfilm to access records.

Reel number Microfilm file range

B06043 1 – 26

B06044 27 – 60

B06045 61 – 87

B06046 88 – 123

B06047 124 – 140

B06048 141 - 160

Sub-series A: Wilson Duff research notes Box Folder File code Microfilm

file # Title Dates

1 1 M-1,ATH-1 75 Athapaskan

1 2 M-1,ATH-2 76 Beaver

1 3 M-1,ATH-3 77 Sekani

1 4 M-1,ATH-4 78 Tahltan

1 5 M-1,ATH-5 79 Chilcotin

1 6 M-1,ATH-6 80 Kaska

1 7 M-1,ATH-7 81 Slave band

1 8 M-1,ATH-8 82 Fulton : Treaty No. 8

1 9 M-1,BEL-1 83 Bella Coola II 4

1 10 M-1,BEL-U-1

Ethnobotany : information on Bella Coola plant nomenclature

1 11 M-1,BIB-1 84 Bibliographies : theses on the Indians of the Pacific Northwest

1 12 M-1,BI8-2 85 Sources and bibliography

1 13 M-1,BIB-3 86 Bibliographies exam

1 14 M-1,CAR-W-1

1 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #15 – Carrier,1951. Also maps and loose notes.

1 15 M-1,CAR-W-2

88 Wilson Duff field notes – photocopy of 1951 Carrier section from notebook 16. Original in TSI-W-3.


Box Folder File code Microfilm file #

Title Dates

1 16 M-1,COAG-U-1

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Salishan Tribes of Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1947. Typescript, colour illustrations. “To accompany illustrative panels entitled: Interior of a Coast Salish long house, Cowichan potlatch, Fishing on the Fraser” – cover. Cover title: Coast Salish tribes of British Columbia; spine title: Coast Salish script. “Working copy”

1 17 M-1,COAG-U-lA

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Salishan Tribes of Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1947. Typescript, no illustrations. “To accompany illustrative panels entitled: Interior of a Coast Salish long house, Cowichan potlatch, Fishing on the Fraser” – cover. Original no. COAG-W-001A

1 18 M-1,COAG-U-IB

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Salishan Tribes of Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1947. Typescript, colour illustrations. “To accompany illustrative panels entitled: Coast Salish fishing scene, Cowichan potlatch, Interior of a Coast Salish long house” – cover. Spine title: Coast Salishan. Original no. COAG-W-001B

1 19 M-1,COAG-U-1C

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Salishan Tribes of Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1947. Typescript, colour illustrations. “To accompany illustrative panels entitled: Coast Salish fishing scene, Cowichan potlatch, Interior of a Coast Salish long house” – cover. Original no. COAG-W-001C



Title Dates

1 20 M-1,COM-1 89 Information on Salmon River Village from E.D. Sismey and Chief James Martin Smith (Maqualagulees) 1954-1956

1 21 M-1,COM-2 90 Notes on Comox Lekwiltok

1 22 M-1,COM-2 Newspaper clippings [penciled label]

1 23 M-1,COM-3 91 Lekwiltok

1 24 M-1,COM-4 92 Comox Pentlatch

1 25 M-1,COM-U-1

Information on the Indians of Miracle Beach Park Region. Typescript.

1 26 M-1,DUF-1 Report on archaeological survey of the Hope Chilliwack area by Wilson Duff. Typescript.

1 27 M-1,DUF-2 Handbook plan (Indians of British Columbia)

1 28 M-1,DUF-3 Handbook plan - ethnohistory (Indians of British Columbia), 1-10

1 29 M-1,DUF-4 Handbook plan - culture (Indians of British Columbia)

1 30 M-1,DUF-5 Handbook plan - religion (Indians of British Columbia)

1 31 M-1,DUF-6 Handbook plan - social organization (Indians of British Columbia)

1 32 M-1,DUF-7 Handbook plan - linguistics (Indians of British Columbia)

1 33 M-1,DUF-8 Handbook plan - phonetic type and alphabet (Indians of British Columbia)

1 34 M-1,DUF-9 Handbook plan - languages (Indians of British Columbia)

1 35 M-1,DUF-10

“The Northwest Coast village” by Wilson Duff. Anthropology 111, University of Washington Department of Anthropology, Nov 30, 1949. Typescript.

1 36 M-1,[DUF-11]

Chap. 1 Vol. 2, The approaches to prehistory [1- Indians of BC ms.]

1 37 M-1,[DUF-12]

Chap. 1, History and prehistory [2 - Indians of BC ms.]

1 38 M-1,[DUF-13]

Gulf Islands [3 - Indians of BC ms.]

1 39 M-1,[DUF-14]

[Chap] 6 The first hundred centuries [4 - Indians of BC ms.]

1 40 M-1,[DUF-15]

Chap. 8, Archaeology [5 - Indians of BC ms.]

1 41 M-1,[DUF-16]

Chap. 8, Archaeology [6 - Indians of BC ms.]

1 42 M-1,[DUF-17]

Chap. 8, Archaeology, Coast a, [7 - Coast] [Indians of BC ms.]



Title Dates

1 43 M-1,[DUF-18]

Arch notes GGFD [8 - Indians of BC ms]

1 44 M-1,[DUF-19]

Archaeology notes – general [9 - Indians of BC ms.]

1 45 M-1,[DUF-20]

Indians of BC, vol. 2. Chap. 2 [10 - Indians of BC ms.]

1 46 M-1,[DUF-21]

Indian territories lands I 10 [11 - Indians

of BC ms.]

1 47 M-1,[DUF-22]

Newspaper clipping – article by Bill Reid on Wilson Duff

1 48 M-1,[DUF-23]

Receipt book for payments made by Wilson Duff for wages (incl. Mungo Martin), informants fees, artifacts, expenses, etc. 1957-1967 (some on behalf of Totem Pole Preservation Committee).

1 49 M-1,[DUF-24]

Articles and paper by Wilson Duff: “An unusual burial at the Whalen site” Research Studies, State College of Washington, Vol. XXIV (1956): 67-72; “Contributions of Marius Barbeau to West Coast ethnology” Anthropologica N.S. Vol. VI, No. 1 (1964): 63-96; “Problems in the interpretation of Marius Barbeau’s Tsimshian material” (typescript - earlier version presented at 14th Northwest Anthropological Conference UBC 1961).

1 50 M-1,[DUF-25]

The great Fraser midden, Vancouver Art, Historical and Scientific Association publication. Contributions by Charles Hill-Tout et al. “The McGill totem pole” by C.F. Newcombe, reprint from The Ottawa Naturalist, Vol. XXXII (Dec 1918): 99-103.

1 51 M-1,[DUF-26]

2 manuscripts by J.H. Sewell: “Camp holes, storage pits and trenches of prehistoric British Columbia” [1951], 22 p. (for publication in Anthropology in British Columbia); account of search for Indian camps, villages and artifacts during the season of 1947 and 1948 “written for the information of Dr. Leechman”, 17 p. (typescript, with photographs).

1 52 M-1,[DUF-27]

“List of field notebooks, Wilson Duff, Feb. 1972”; notes on contents of Duff records by Ruth Kirk, 1981.



Title Dates

2 1 M-1,GEN-1 93 11th Northwest anthropological conference

2 2 M-1,GEN-2 94 Physical types : B. C. tribes

2 3 M-1,GEN-3 95 Preface vol. 2 Indian history of British Columbia

2 4 M-1,GEN-4 96 Agencies/bands – general

2 5 M-1,GEN-5 97 The geographic stage : ch. 4, vol. 2 Indian history of British Columbia

2 6 M-1,GEN-6 98 Maps of distribution of local Indian tribes.

2 7 M-1,GEN-7 99 Cover, title page, contents, introduction for the Indian history of British Columbia, vol. 2. Anthropology in BC Memoir No. 6, 1965.

2 8 M-1,GEN-8 100 Archaeology ch. 8 [part]. Typescript and outline. Indian history of BC vol. 5.

2 9 M-1,GEN-9 101 Archaeology ch. 8, 46 p. Typescript.

2 10 M-1,GEN-10

102 Indians of British Columbia, chapter 2

2 11 M-1,GEN-11

103 Languages 4

2 12 M-1,GEN-12

104 Early censuses of various B.C. Indian tribes

2 13 M-1,HAI-1 111 Notes for Clew Haida graveyard

2 14 M-1,HAI-2 112 Anthony Island salvage project

2 15 M-1,HAI-U-3

“Order of Haida houses as they used to stand in Skidegate Town, Queen Charlotte Islands, BC”. Typescript (photocopy).

2 16 M-1,HAI-U-4

Ethnobotany : information on Haida plant names Skidegate dialect, 1972. Typescript (photocopy).

2 17 M-1,HAI-U-5A

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Haida of the Queen Charlotte Islands, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1947. Typescript, 9 colour illustrations [by B.N.]. “To accompany illustrative panel entitled Skidegate Village” – cover. Original no. HAI-UPW-005A.



Title Dates

2 18 M-1,HAI-U-5B

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Haida of the Queen Charlotte Islands, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1947. Typescript, 8 colour illustrations [by B.N.]. “To accompany illustrative panel entitled Skidegate Village” – cover. Original no. HAI-UPW-005B.

2 19 M-1,HAI-U-5C

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Haida of the Queen Charlotte Islands, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1947. Typescript, 9 colour illustrations [by B.N.]. “To accompany illustrative panel entitled Skidegate Village” – cover. Original no. HAI-UPW-005C.

2 20 M-1,HAI-W-1

F. Kermode notes to accompany photographic plates; 1919 correspondence

2 21 M-1,HAI-W-2

Wilson Duff field notes : notebook #14 – Queen Charlotte Islands, 1954, 1957

2 22 M-1,HAI-W-3

Wilson Duff field notes : notebook #13 – Alert Bay 1953, Queen Charlotte Islands,1953-1954

2 23 M-1,HAL-1 113 Coast Salish – notes, correspondence (1963-1966), maps (incl. one showing traditional homesites of the Sechelt Band).

2 24 M-1,HAL-2 114 Miscellaneous notes on local Salish. Coast Salish, maps

2 25 M-1,HAL-3 115 Notes on the local spirit dancing (1952-1953); 1961 press release re charges against Tsartlip and Tsaaout Bands.

2 26 M-1,HAL-W-1

7 Wilson Duff field notes : notebook #1 – Stalo, 1950 (Pat Charlie, informant)

2 27 M-1,HAL-W-2

8 Wilson Duff field notes : notebook #2 - Stalo, 1950 (Pat Charlie and Robert Joe)

2 28 M-1,HAL-W-3

9 Wilson Duff field notes : notebook #3 - Stalo, 1950 Patrick Charlie and Robert Joe)

2 29 M-1,HAL-W-4

10 Wilson Duff field notes : notebook #4 - Stalo, 1950 (Patrick Charlie, August Jack (Ohaniel), Mr and Mrs Lorenzetto (Ohaniel), Harry Joseph)

2 30 M-1,HAL-W-5

11 Wilson Duff field notes : notebook #5 - Stalo, 1950 (Mr and Mrs Lorenzetto)



Title Dates

2 31 M-1,HAL-W-6


2 32 M-1,HAL-W-7


2 33 M-1,INTG-U-1

The Salishan Tribes of the Central Plateau in British Columbia

2 34 M-1,INTG-U-2

Ethnobotany - Interior Salish plant names : notes by T.H. Bond

2 35 M-1,INTG-U-3

Notes on the early history of the Nicola Valley by James A. Teit, 23 p. Typescript [photocopy]. Transcribed 1972; original manuscript copied by Harrington in 1941; original manuscript held by Sigurd Teit, Vancouver

2 36 M-1,INTG-U-4

Notes on the early history of the Nicola Valley by James A. Teit, Smithsonian Institution No. 4581, 12 p.. Typescript [photocopy]

2 37 M-1,ISA-1 116 Interior Salish – photos, map, typescript: “The Indians of Arrow Lake” by A.F. Flucke, 1956, 7 p.

2 38 M-1,ISA-2 117 Coastal Salish (mostly Stalo, ethnography and archaology) - notebook

2 39 M-1,ISA-3 118 Simon Pierre notes on Stalo, 1952

2 40 M-1,ISA-4 119 Miscellaneous notes on Stalo

2 41 M-1,K00-1 120 Kootenay II 9 (some notes, mostly photographs)

2 42 M-1,KOO-U-1

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Kootenaian Tribes of the Selkirk Mountains & Purcell Trench of the Southern Interior, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1945. “To accompany illustrative panel entitled: The Kootenay Sun Dance” – cover. Spine title: “The Kootenay script.” [original no. KOO-W/UPW-001A]

2 43 KOO-W-001B

17 The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Kootenaian Tribes of the Selkirk Mountains & Purcell Trench of the Southern Interior, prepared by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1945. [only on microfilm]

3 1 M-1,KWA-1 121 Notes on Kwakiutl social organization 1952 [by] Wilson Duff



Title Dates

3 2 M-1,KWA-2 122 Kwakiutl tribes and villages, notes from Mungo Martin; maps

3 3 M-1,KWA-3 123 The Southern Kwakiutl, 101 p. Typescript [photocopy]

3 4 M-1,KWA-4 124 The Northern Kwakiutl - notes and maps)

3 5 M-1,KWA-5 125 Kwakiutl miscellaneous notes

3 6 M-1,KWA-6 126 Quatsino tribes – detailed notes and map

3 7 M-1,KWA-7 127 Nahwitti – detailed notes

3 8 M-1,KWA-8 128 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #10 – 1950-55 [photocopy] “1955 Kwakiutl survey”

3 9 M-1,KWA-9 129 Kwakiutl miscellaneous notes from Mungo Martin (“Notes on Curtis volume based on Mungo M’s comments”)

3 10 M-1,KWA-10

130 Southern Kwakiutl – first draft; 1962 Colonist clipping with Eric Sismey article on Johnny Moon pole

3 11 M-1,KWA-11

131 Southern Kwakiutl – detailed notes

3 12 M-1,KWA-12

132 Mungo Martin Thunderbird Park potlatch (1953) transcript [by Wilson Duff] from tapes (bound in in duotang with invitation and souvenir programme pasted in; copy in KWA-W-9); also miscellaneous notes including Mungo Martin genealogy and Charlie James biography

3 13 M-1,KWA-13

133 Physical types #3

3 14 M-1,KWA-U-1

Notes on plants named by George Hunt, in the Provincial Museum September 1922

3 15 M-1,KWA-U-2

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Kwakuitl Branch of the Wakashan, prepared for the use of school teachers by A.E. Pickford, the Provincial Museum with sketches by Miss Betty Campbell Newton [original no. KWA-UPW-002]

3 16 M-1,KWA-U-4A

Chilkat thesis by Susan Douglass (draft with handwritten changes)

3 17 M-1,KWA-U-7

The Structure of the Kwakiutl Winter Ritual : thesis proposal by Susan Reid, typescript [photocopy]

3 18 M-1,KWA-W-1

18 Mungo Martin’s Potlatch book.



Title Dates

3 19 M-1,KWA-W-2

19 Potlatch book

3 20 M-1,KWA-W-3

20 Potlatch book [original and photocopy]

3 21 M-1,KWA-W-4

21 Potlatch book [original and photocopy]

3 22 M-1,KWA-W-5

22 Potlatch book

3 23 M-1,KWA-W-6

23 Potlatch book

3 24 M-1,KWA-W-7

24 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #10 – Miscellaneous notes, 1950-51; 1955 Kwakiutl totem pole survey. Photocopy in KWA-8

3 25 M-1,KWA-W-9

26 Mungo Martin’s Potlatch for the Opening of Thunderbird Park [copy of KWA-12 plus Wilson Duff notes on the event]

3 26 M-1,KWA-W-11

28 Jonathan Hunt’s Potlatch book [photocopy]

3 27 M-1,KWA-W-13

30 Miscellaneous collection lists. Collection list descriptions by George Hunt, 1922.

3 28 M-1,KWA-W-14

31 Billie Sandy Willies Potlatch book.

3 29 M-1,LIL-U-1 The Lillooet Indians : an analysis of subsistence (“Report of field work among the Lillooet Indians” by Milena Nastich, 95 p.; notes)

3 30 M-1,LIL-U-2 Lillooet ethnobotany, by Nancy Turner, 1972

3 31 M-1,MIS-1 134 Mungo Martin Thunderbird Park Potlatch – photographs [photographs not in file, only invitation and souvenir programme]

3 32 M-1,MIS-2 135 Bouchard B.C. Indian language project

4 1 M-1,MIS-3 136 Northwest Anthropological Conference (1st-20th) – list of papers

4 2 M-1,MIS-4 137 Linguistics: papers, newsletters, notices and conferences. Includes “Chinook jargon” by Michael Silverstein; Resource Repository for BC Indian Languages and Cultures (1971); International Salish Conference; 2 papers by A.H. Kuipers on Shuswap; paper by L.C.Thompson on linguistic research in the Northwest’; paper by W.H. Jacobsen on Makah vowel insertion



Title Dates

4 3 M-1,MIS-5 138 Ethnography of our own culture – clippings and notes; Anthropology 103 assignments (5-7 and final)

4 4 M-1,MIS-6 139 Indians,and government [copies of P.C.O.s and O.i.C.s re 1930 agreement between Canada and BC re Indian reserve lands]

4 5 M-I,MIS-7 148 Simon Fraser. Journal of a voyage from the Rocky Mountains (notes)

4 6 M-1,MIS-U-1

The Problem of Indian tobacco in British Columbia,

4 7 M-1,MIS-U-2

“British Columbia Indian Population, 1835-1961” by Wilson Duff, 10 p. Paper prepared for presentation to Federal-Provincial Welfare Committee on Indians, 9 November 1962. Typescript. 5 copies

4 8 M-1,MIS-U-4

“Some notes on the preservation of totem poles in British Columbia [by Philip Ward] 2c. Typescript

4 9 M-1,MIS-U-6

Comparative biographies of two British Columbia anthropologists: Charles Hill-tout and James A. Teit by Judith J. Banks, PhD UBC 1970, 239 p.

4 10 M-1,MIS-U-7

Spanish documentary material pertaining to Northwest Coast Indians by Mary Gormly, 14 p. Typescript. 2 copies, 1 with handwritten changes

4 11 M-1,MIS-U-8

Distribution, culture, and origin of the indigenous population of British Columbia [by C.E. Borden], 24 p. Carbon copy.

4 12 M-1,MIS-W-1

32 List of anthropological objects collected from Rivers Inlet, Fort Simpson, Fort Rupert, Bella Bella and Bella Coola, written on “Office of Provincial Museum, John Fannin, Curator … 189_” letterhead paper (11 sheets); “Expense account of C.F. Newcome, M.D. in connection with making a collection of anthropological specimens for the Provincial Government of B.C. 1913”, 2 p.; notes re James Deans Q.C. I. collecting trip 1892; notes re “Mem. Vol. 5, p. 576 no. 4”.



Title Dates

4 13 M-1,MIS-W-2

33 Specimen lists. Drewitt collection archaeological material from Lytton; Smythe collection; miscellaneous lists; contents of display cases; museum policy on anthropological collections loans and replicas

4 14 M-1,MIS-W-5

34 “The ethnological collection at the Provincial Museum, Victoria B.C.”, Typescript with handwritten edits. Manuscript for 1909 collection guide.

4 15 M-1,MIS-W-6

35 C. F. Newcombe field notes ca. 1897; 1907 correspondence. Photocopy from BC Archives Newcombe collection (MS-1077).

4 16 M-1,MIS-W-7

36 J.A. Teit collection 1911-1914: lists – originals

4 17 M-1,MIS-W-7

J.A. Teit collection 1911-1914: lists – photocopies

4 18 M-1,MIS-W-8

37 Specimen lists: Mrs. Wm. Fleet Robertson collection of ethnological specimens [1929-1930]; “Specimens of anthropology, loaned to the Exhibition Department of Natural Resources and Colonization Branch of the C.P.R., Calgary, Alberta”, dated 23 July 1918; Robb Sutherland collection of Indian stone implements, ornaments, etc. – description and catalogue list, 32 p.

4 19 M-1,MIS-W-9

38 Specimen catalogue: W.A. Newcombe [original and work copies] “Catalogue of collection objects made by Indians of the West Coast of North America, the property of W.A. Newcombe, Victoria, B.C. Some donated by C.F. Newcombe, the remainder added by W.A.N. himself” - inside front cover, dated 20 January 1918. [Note: only original copy found 21/7/2020]

4 20 M-1,MIS-W-15

40 Catalogue lists: Alice Turner Blackfoot collection; Justice Martin’s collection; A.W. Shiel’s collection; A.E. Green collection

4 21 M-1,MIS-W-16

41 Collection list: Tolmie collection, 1927

4 22 M-1,MIS-W-19

42 Specimen lists: “List of totems, etc. in the old Drill Hall, Sept 1925”. Typed and handwritten copies.



Title Dates

4 23 M-1,MIS-W-20

43 Museum library. Anthropological Section. Scheme for card-indexing. Memo by A.E. Pickford, 9 November 1944

4 24 M-1,MIS-W-23

44 Wilson Duff notebook #9 – 1950. Miscellaneous archaeological notes

4 25 M-1,MIS-W-24

45 Notes regarding contents of cases as arranged in 1948

4 26 M-1,MIS-W-25

46 Miscellaneous collections lists and information about special objects; stories relating to masks purchased from “Capt. Schooner (Indian), Bella Coola”, 1917; information on Charlie James pole transferred from Provincial Archives

4 27 M-1,NIS-1 140 Niska “A”

4 28 M-1,NIS-2 141 Niska “B”

4 29 M-1,NIS-3 142 Niska “C” (maps, photo, notes)

4 30 M-1,N00-1 143 Nootka – incl. information on Kumsulmeek, lineage of Ahousat chiefs, whaling, and meaning of Ahousat; Wickanninish Cocktail Lounge menu; 1962 Colonist clipping on Clayoquot attack

4 31 M-1,N00-2 144 Miscellaneous notes on Southern Nootka 1954, 1 p. (Mrs. Joshua Edgar, Clo-ose)

4 32 M-1,N00-3 145 J.R. Drewett Collection – correspondence 1944-1946 with Mrs. Drewett; inventory “Drewett archaological collection from Lytton 1944.

4 33 M-1,N00-4 146 Notes on whaling and snowshoes

4 34 M-1,N00-5 147 Nootka canoe – notes, drawings; “Thoughts on the Nootka canoe” by Wilson Duff, 8 p. [draft]; 4 photographs

4 35 M-1,N00-U-1

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Nootkan tribes of the West Coast of Vancouver by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1945 Typescript (To accompany illustrative panel entitled The Nootkan Whale Hunt) “working copy”



Title Dates

4 36 M-1,N00-U-1A

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Nootkan tribes of the West Coast of Vancouver by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1945 Typescript (To accompany illustrative panel entitled: The Nootkan Whale Hunt)

4 37 M-1,N00-U-2

Ethnohistory of Nootka Sound, Vancouver Island by John E. Mills, PhD UWash 1955, 270 p.; 1864 population estimates

4 38 M-1,N00-U-3

Interview with Chief John Moses of Sarita, B.C. (notes)

4 39 M-1,N00-W-1

47 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #8 – 1950 Nootka dances for 1950 Royal Visit; notes from George Clutesi and Freddy Louie.

4 40 M-1,N00-W-2

48 Alan Hoover field notes – 1969 (Clayoquot Sound)

5 1 M-1,SEC-1 149 Sechelt

5 2 M-1,SEC-U-1

Information on Sechelt plant names and their uses

5 3 M-1,SEK-U-1

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: Sekani Indians of the Finlay and Parsnip Rivers of the Northern Interior by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1945 Typescript (To accompany illustrative panel entitled: Sekani Nomad Life Winter Scene)

5 4 M-1,SEK-U-IA

The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: Sekani Indians of the Finlay and Parsnip Rivers of the Northern Interior by A.E. Pickford for the Provincial Museum, 1945 Typescript (To accompany illustrative panel entitled: Sekani Nomad Life Winter Scene)

5 5 M-1,SON-1 150 Songhees

5 6 M-1,SON-2 151 Fort Victoria Treaties – essay by Wilson Duff ms. (for 1969 BC Studies article)

5 7 M-1,SON-3 152 Fort Victoria Treaties – maps, photographs, corres

5 8 M-1,SQU-1 155 Squamish

5 9 M-1,SQU-U-1

Information on Squamish plant names and their uses by Nancy Turner



Title Dates

5 10 M-1,STA-1 Notes on Stalo, Boas, Hill-Tout and Smith

5 11 M-1,STA-2 154 Halkomelem and Straits (including Cowichan, Nanaimo, Saanich, etc.)

5 12 M-1,STR-W-1

50 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #11-1951 Songhees notes from Jimmy Fraser

5 13 M-1,STR-W-2

51 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #12 -1960 Songhees place names

5 14 M-1,STR-W-3

52 Salish Winter Dances 1953 – notes and interviews

5 15 M-1,STR-W-6

54 The two sisters : story told to Betty Newton by James Fraser Unthame Cheachlacht, Songhees Indian

5 16 M-1,TAH-W-1

59 Alan Hoover field notes: Terrace 1978, Fort St. John and Dawson Creek 1980 – transcriptions of taped interviews

5 17 M-1,TLI-1 156 Inland Tlingit – notes, 2 p.

5 18 M-1,TLI-2 157 Tlingit – maps, notes, correspondence

5 19 M-1,TLI-W-1

60 Tlingit ethnography, G.T. Emmons (chapters 1-4) [Note by W.D.: “Dr. F. de Laguna worked over this manuscript summer 1962. It is parts of 2 versions put together. There is no chapter numbered 10. She has earlier and later versions.”]

5 20 M-1,TLI-W-2

61 Tlingit ethnography, G.T. Emmons (chapters 5-7). Original no. TLI-UPW-002.

5 21 M-1,TLI-W-3

62 Tlingit,ethnography, G.T. Emmons (chapters 8-9,11-12 [no chap. 10 – see TLI-W-1]

5 22 M-1,TSE-1 158 Tsetsaut – Handbook – notes, maps, photocopied articles, typescript: “Intercultural relations and cultural change in the subarctic shield and Mackenzie lowlands”, by June Helm, Edward S. Rogers, J.G.E. Smith, [197?] 23 p.

5 23 M-1,TSE-2 159 Tsetsaut [Ts’ets’aut] – notes, photocopied articles, bibliography

5 24 M-1,TSE-3 160 Tsetsaut – correspondence with Michael Krauss, 1962-1963; notes

5 25 M-S,TSI-A 105 Gitksan – de Menil correspondence, notes, maps, photographs

5 26 M-S,TSI-8 106 Tsimshian – notes, maps, photographs [has copy of HP15822]



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5 27 M-S,TSI-C 107 Kitwancool completion – incl. 1965 agreement with Kitwancool, correspondence

5 28 M-1,TSI-D 108 Gitksan – Tsimshian - photocopy of part of TSI-W-3 and TSI-W-4; maps, loose notes (1960)

5 29 M-1,TSI-E 109 Tsimshian (Metlaktla tribes and Coastal Tsimshian) – notes, maps

5 30 M-1,TSI-F 110 CNR ‘74 : proposed line from Terrace to B.C.R. line

5 31 M-1,TSI-0-1 “The effects of culture contact on the Tsimshian system of land tenure during the nineteenth century”, by John Davidson Darling, MA UBC 1955, 87 p.

5 32 M-1,TSI-W-1

63 The Anthropological Series of School Displays and accompanying Lectures: The Tsimshian tribes of the Nass & Skeena Rivers in British Columbia, [by A.E. Pickford] Provincial Museum, 1944. Typescript. Spine title: The Tsimshian script, AEP.

5 33 M-1,TSI-W-2A

64 Kitwancool Project. – correspondence 1957-1960; press release 1960; pole installation blueprint; 1958 agreement with Kitwancool

6 1 M-1,TSI-W-2B

65 Kitwancool Project. Finances, etc.

6 2 M-1,TSI-W-2C

67 Kitwancool Project. “Histories, territories and laws of the Kitwancool.” Typescript.

6 3 M-1,TSI-W-2D

68 Kitwancool Project. “Histories, territories and laws of the Kitwancool.” Typescript.

6 4 M-1,TSI-W-2E

69 Kitwancool Project. “Histories, territories and laws of the Kitwancool.” Typescript. Photographs.

6 5 M-1,TSI-W-2F

70 Kitwancool Project. Historical story of the totem

6 6 M-1,TSI-W-2G

71 Kitwancool Project. Historical story of the totem poles of the clan of the wolves, Kitwancool Village, 54p. Typescript, 3 copies

6 7 M-1,TSI-W-3

72 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #16 – Carrier notes 1951 [photocopy in CAR-W-2]; 1957and 1958 trips to Gitksan area

6 8 M-1,TSI-W-4

73 Wilson Duff field notes: notebook #17 – 1960, 1962, 1965 trips to Gitksan, etc.



Title Dates

6 9 M-1,TSI-W-5

74 Indian legends : stories from around the Hazelton area (letter from Duncan C. Scott to Rev T.D. Proctor, Mission House, Hazelton, 1925; typescripts of various legends; envelope with “Indian legends Mrs. E.R. Cox, Hazelton” written on front)

6 10 Recorded material

6 11 Filmed materials

6 12 Recorded, filmed, and written Bella Coola

6 13 Recorded, filmed, and written Carrier

6 14 Recorded, filmed, and written Chilcotin

6 15 Recorded, filmed, and written Coast Salish general

6 16 Recorded, filmed, and written Comox

6 17 Recorded, filmed, and written Haida

6 18 Recorded, filmed, and written Halkomelem

6 19 Recorded, filmed, and written Salish general interior

6 20 Recorded, filmed, and written Kootenai

6 21 Recorded, filmed, and written Lillooet

6 22 Recorded, filmed, and written Nootka

6 23 Recorded, filmed, and written Misc. Northwest

6 24 Recorded, filmed, and written Okanagan

6 25 Recorded, filmed, and written Sechelt

6 26 Recorded, filmed, and written Sekani

6 27 Recorded, filmed, and written Shuswap

6 28 Recorded, filmed, and written Squamish

6 29 Recorded, filmed, and written Straits

6 30 Recorded, filmed, and written Tahltan

6 31 Recorded, filmed, and written Tlingit

6 32 Recorded, filmed, and written Tsimshian

6 33 Recorded, filmed, and written unrelated to the Northwest

Sub-series B: Administrative records and correspondence

Box Folder File code Title Dates

6 34 M-2,COR; 1925-40

Anthropology correspondence - Francis Kermode, Ian McTaggart Cowan and W.A. Newcombe

1925-1940

6 35 M-2,COR; 1941-45

Anthropology correspondence - G. Clifford Carl and A.E. Pickford

1941-1945


6 36 M-2,COR; 1946 Anthropology correspondence - G. Clifford Carl and A.E. Pickford

1946

6 37 M-2,COR; 1947 Anthropology correspondence - G. Clifford Carl and A.E. Pickford

1947

6 38 M-2,COR; 1948 Anthropology correspondence- G. Clifford Carl and A.E. Pickford

1948

6 39 M-2,COR; 1949 Anthropology correspondence - G. Clifford Carl and Betty C. Newton

1949

6 40 M-2,COR; 1950 Anthropology correspondence - G. Clifford Carl and Wilson Duff

1950


1951


1952

6 43 M-2,COR; 1953 Anthropology correspondence - G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff and Betty C. Newton

1953

7 1 M-2,COR; 1954A

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff

Jan-Jun 1954

7 2 M-2,COR; 1954B

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff and G. Clifford Carl

Jul-Dec 1954

7 3 M-2,COR; 1955A

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff

Jan-Jun 1955

7 4 M-2,COR; 1955B


Jul-Dec 1955

7 5 M-2,COR; 1956A


Jan-Jun 1956

7 6 M-2,COR; 1956B

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff, Michael Kew and G. Clifford Carl

Jul-Dec 1956

7 7 M-2,COR; 1957 Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff, Michael Kew and G. Clifford Carl

1957


1958


1959

7 10 M-2,COR; 1960 Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff, G. Clifford Carl, Donald N. Abbott and Diane MacEachern

1960

7 11 M-2,COR; 1961 Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff, G. Clifford Carl and Donald N. Abbott

1961

7 12 M-2,COR; 1962A

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff, G. Clifford Carl and Donald N. Abbott

Jan-Jun 1962


7 13 M-2,COR; 1962B

Anthropology correspondence Jul-Dec 1962

7 14 M-2,COR; 1963A

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff and G. Clifford Carl.

Jan-Jun 1963

7 15 M-2,COR; 1963B

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff and G. Clifford Carl.

Jul-Dec 1963

7 16 M-2,COR; 1964A

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff and Donald N. Abbott

Jan-Jun 1964

7 17 M-2,COR; 1964B


Jul-Dec 1964

7 18 M-2,COR; 1965A


Jan-Jun 1965

7 19 M-2,COR; 1965B

Anthropology correspondence - Wilson Duff, G. Clifford Carl, Donald N. Abbott, Peter L. Macnair and John H. Smyly

Jul-Dec 1965

7 20 M-2,COR; 1966A

Anthropology correspondence - Donald N. Abbott, Peter L. Macnair and John H. Smyly

Jan-Jun 1966

7 21 M-2,COR; 1966B

Anthropology correspondence - Donald N. Abbott, Peter L. Macnair and G. Clifford Carl

Jul-Dec 1966

7 22 M-2,COR; 1967 Anthropology correspondence - Donald N. Abbott and Peter L. Macnair

1967

8 1 --- “Jan-June 1968 Anthropology” [correspondence] [original folder]

Jan-Jun 1968

8 2 --- “Correspondence” [original folder] [Jan 1968- Aug 1969]

8 3 --- “Correspondence” [original folder] 1970

8 4 M-2,COR-A1 Alaska Indian Arts : Carl W. Heinmiller, Director / Wilson Duff correspondence

1961-1962

8 5 M-2,COR-A2 Aldus Books Ltd. / Wilson Duff correspondence

1964

8 6 M-2,COR-A3 Allen, Rosemary A. / Wilson Duff correspondence

1951-1956

8 7 M-2,COR-A4 Arneil, W.S. / Correspondence with G.Clifford Carl and Wilson Duff

1947-1958

8 8 M-2,COR-B1 Barbeau, Marius / Correspondence with various museum staff

1930-1963

8 9 M-2,COR-B2 Barclay, J.H. (Harry) / G. Clifford Carl correspondence

1955

8 10 M-2,COR-B3 Beanlands, Alyson H. / G. Clifford Carl correspondence

1947-1959

8 11 M-2,COR-B4 Bolus, Malvina / Correspondence between Michael Kew and Wilson Duff and Malvina Bolus

1957-1964


8 12 M-2,COR-B5 Bledsoe, J.F. / G. Clifford Carl correspondence

1940-1944

8 13 M-2,COR-B6 Block, Fred / Correspondence between G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff and Fred Block

1950-1952

8 14 M-2,COR-B7 Boas, Franz / W.A. Newcombe correspondence

1931-1932

8 15 M-2,COR-C1 Clutesi, George C. / Correspondence between G. Clifford Carl, A.E. Pickford, Wilson Duff and George C. Clutesi

1943-1961

8 16 M-2,COR-C2 Conn, Richard / Wilson Duff correspondence

1953-1961

8 17 M-2,COR-C3 Cunningham, George / Correspondence between Francis Kermode, G. Clifford Carl and George Cunningham

1922-1968

8 18 M-2,COR-D1 Davis, Wilbur / Wilson Duff correspondence

1964

8 19 M-2,COR-D2 Drewitt, J. / Francis Kermode correspondence

1933

8 20 M-2,COR-D3 Drucker, Philip / Wilson Duff correspondence with Philip Drucker and Harry Duker

1953-1955

8 21 M-2,COR-F1 Fuller, Oliver Torrey / Wilson Duff correspondence

1951-1952

8 22 M-2,COR-G1 Garfield, Viola E. / Wilson Duff correspondence

1934-1968

8 23 M-2,COR-G2 Garrard, N.W. / Wilson Duff correspondence

1951

8 24 M-2,COR-G3 Genge, J.R. / Wilson Duff correspondence

1952

8 25 M-2,COR-G4 Gore, Mrs. / Francis Kermode correspondence

1930

8 26 M-2,COR-H1a Hawthorn, Harry B. / Correspondence between G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff and Dr. Harry B.Hawthorn

1947-1952

8 27 M-2,COR-H1b Hawthorn, Harry B. / Correspondence between G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff and Dr. Harry B.Hawthorn

1953-1956

8 28 M-2,COR-H1c Hawthorn, Harry B. / Correspondence between G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff and Dr. Harry B.Hawthorn

1957-1968

8 29 M-2,COR-H2 Hayes, W. P. / A.E. Pickford correspondence

1945

8 30 M-2,COR-H3 Haylmore, W. / John Fannin correspondence

1909

8 31 M-2,COR-H4 Henry, Malcolm / William A. Newcombe correspondence

1931


8 32 M-2,COR-H5 Henson, P. P. / Correspondence between Francis Kermode, Wilson Duff and P. P. Henson

1926-1963

8 33 M-2,COR-H6 Hirabayashi, Joanne / Wilson Duff correspondence

1952-1956

8 34 M-2,COR-H7 Hitchcox, F.W. / Ian McTaggart Cowan correspondence

1931

8 35 M-2,COR-H8 Holder, Joyce Wike / Wilson Duff correspondence

1953-1961

8 36 M-2,COR-H9 Harrison, Raymond 0. / Wilson Duff correspondence

1958-1959

8 37 M-2,COR-H10 Holm, Bill 1960-1967

8 38 M-2,COR-I Indian Time / Correspondence between G. Clifford Carl and Wilson Duff and Eloise Street, editor, Indian Time

1951

8 39 M-2,COR-T1a Totem poles (general) correspondence / Francis Kermode, W.A. Newcombe, A.E. Pickford, G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff and Donald N. Abbott

1927-1964

8 40 M-2,COR-T1b Totem poles (general) correspondence / Donald N. Abbott and Peter L. Macnair

1966-1968

8 41 --- [unlabelled folder with old exhibit lists and labels]

nd

8 42 M-2,COR;TBP-1 Thunderbird Park programme – correspondence with G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff.

1940-1953


1954-1959


1960-1965

8 45 M-2,COR;TBP-4 Thunderbird Park programme – correspondence with G. Clifford Carl, Donald Abbott.

1966-1968

8 46 M-2,COR;TBP-5 Mungo Martin and Thunderbird Park staff – correspondence to Mungo Martin and relating to Thunderbird Park

1952-1965

8 47 M-2,COR;TBP-6 Thunderbird Park programme - restoration program, correspondence on origin, donations restoration program / Correspondence with G. Clifford Carl, Wilson Duff

1951-1953

8 48 M-2,COR;TBP-7 Thunderbird Park programme – notes on exhibits by Wilson Duff

nd


8 49 M-2,COR;TBP-8 Thunderbird Park programme – Prince Rupert poles

1963

8 50 M-2,COR;TBP-9 Thunderbird Park programme – Pole for Expo 67

8 51 --- “Thunderbird Park – Mungo Martin 1961” [original folder with Wilson Duff notes on budget for programme, employment record, etc.]

1961

Sub-series C: Totem poles 1950-1975.


9 1 M-2,TOT;1 Proposals on totem pole restoration in B.C. / Wilson Duff

1954

9 2 M-2,TOT;2 Koerner-Kitwancool poles

9 3 M-2,TOT;3 World’s tallest totem pole / Wilson Duff.

1955-1973

9 4 M-2,TOT;4 Peace Arch Park totem pole base design / Wilson Duff

1957

9 5 M-2,TOT;5 Jasper totem pole / Wilson Duff. 1954

9 6 M-2,TOT;6 Totem pole preservation in British Columbia / Wilson Duff, 12 p. Northwest Anthropology Conference paper

1954

9 7 M-2,TOT;7 Route of the Totems

9 8 M-2,TOT;8 Grizzly Bear totem pole from Tow Hill 1965

9 9 M-2,TOT;9 Skeena Totem Pole Restoration Society

1962-1964

9 10 M-2,TOT;10 Treasure House – Hazelton (list of artifacts 1960; article)

1960

9 11 M-2,TOT;11 Travel Bureau request for totem pole 1968

9 12 M-2,TOT;12 Expo 67 totem pole 1966-1967

9 13 M-2,TOT;13 [Barbara] Lane – UVic – Regional interest “The University of Victoria and the development of a regional interest”

9 14 M-2,TOT;14 Indians’ addresses

9 15 M-2,TOT;15 Inventory of totem poles, canoes, etc. in the British Columbia Provincial Museum, May 10 1965

1965

9 16 M-2,TOT;16 Replica Haida totem pole from Tanoo Village

9 17 M-2,TOT; 17 Ksan project, ARDA project 1968

9 18 M-2,TOT;18 Totem Pole conservation, Philip Ward, 1967 / by Philip Ward, Conservator, BCPM, 8 p.

1967

9 19 M-2,TOT;19 Range dragon pursuivant of Arm’s Salmon by Simon

9 20 M-2,TOT;20 Simon Charlie’s poles for Chilliwack

9 21 M-2,TOT;21 Centennial totem poles 1958



9 22 M-2,TOT;22 John Smyly's drawings and notes on totem poles / John H. Smyly.

nd

9 23 M-2,TOT;23 Totem pole at Esperanza Inlet, totem poles, etc. to be looked into

1967

9 24 M-2,TOT;24 Outline of general report on B.C. totem poles - “British Columbia’s totem heritage” by Wilson Duff

9 25 M-2,TOT;25 Future work – Thunderbird Park

9 26 M-2,TOT;26 Enchanted Garden totem pole 1961-1962

9 27 M-2,TOT;27 Koskimo totem pole/house post 1961

9 28 M-2,TOT;28 Mexico totem pole : San Francisco totem pole

1961

9 29 M-2,TOT;29 Royal totem pole [Queen's totem pole, Centennial totem pole] send off

1958

9 30 M-2,TOT;30 Boy Scout totem pole 1959-1960

9 31 M-2,TOT;31 McKinleyville totem pole 1967

9 32 M-2,TOT;32 Hunt, Tony

9 33 M-2,TOT;33 Hamilton, Donald L.

9 34 M-2,TOT;34 Matildi, Oscar J.

9 35 M-2,TOT;35 Puglas, Frank M.

9 36 M-2,TOT;36 Charlie, Simon

9 37 M-2,TOT;37 Carvers’ income tax

9 38 M-2,TOT;38 Buenos Aires totem pole

Sub-series D: Subject files 1945-1968


9 39 M-2,SUB;1 B.C. Indian Advisory Committee 1962-63 / Wilson Duff. - 1962-1963.

1962-1963

9 40 M-2,SUB;2 B.C. Indian Advisory Committee 1964-65 / Wilson Duff

1964-1965

9 41 M-2,SUB;3 B.C. Indian Advisory Committee Newsletter

1964-1968

9 42 M-2,SUB;4 B.C. Indian Advisory Committee annual reports

1961-1963

9 43 M-2,SUB;5 Chiefs and Councillors, Band Administration Offices

1973-1974

9 44 M-2,SUB;6 Anthroplogy exhibits, dioramas / Betty C. Newton

1956-1957

9 45 M-2,SUB;7 Illustrations by Betty C. Newton for the A.E. Pickford books [graphic] / Betty C. Newton

1945-1947

9 46 M-2,SUB;8 Reproductions from the American Museum Journal (colour plates)

nd

9 47 M-2,SUB;9 Miscellaneous items [textual and graphic]

1965



9 48 M-2,SUB;10 Canada. Bill 267. An Act respecting Indians

1950

9 49 M-2,SUB;11 Centennial 1966 and 1967 1961-1962

9 50 M-2,SUB;12 Native Indians' participation M-2,SUB-committee.

1964-1965

9 51 M-2,SUB;13 Indian and Eskimo Committee, Canadian Guild of Crafts.

1968

9 52 M-2,SUB;14 Introduction to Northwest Coast - anthropology exhibits,new museum

1965

9 53 M-2,SUB;15 Plateau - Central Interior and Upper Columbia - anthropology exhibits, new museum

1965

9 54 M-2,SUB;16 M-2,SUBarctic - Languages Athapaskan - anthropology exhibits, new museum

1965

9 55 M-2,SUB;17 North Coast - Haida, Tsimshian - anthropology exhibits, new museum

1965

9 56 M-2,SUB;18 Central Coast - Nootka, Kwakiutl, Bella-Coola - anthropology exhibits, new museum

1965

9 57 M-2,SUB;19 Coast Salish : Lower Fraser, Gulf of Georgia - anthropology exhibits, new museum

1965

9 58 M-2,SUB;20 Labels for entrance foyer, Glass House – anthropology exhibits, new museum

[196?]

9 59 M-2,SUB;21 Totem poles - anthropology exhibits, new museum

1968

9 60 M-2,SUB;22 Notes on exhibits - anthropology - Diane MacEachern

1959-1960

9 61 M-2,SUB;23 Museum and Archives Flow Diagram 1964

9 62 M-2,SUB;24 Anthropology exhibits - new displays nd

9 63 M-2,SUB;25 New museum building - requirements and suggestions

1960

9 64 M-2,SUB;26 New museum building - questionnaire 1964

Sub-series E: Ethnology field notes

Box Folder File code Microfilm file # Title Dates

10 1 HAL-W-008 14 Written Interior Salish General : Salish Winter Dances collected by P.L. Macnair (STR-W004)

1969

10 2 HAL-W-008 / STR-W-004

14/53 Written Straits : Salish Winter Dances

1969


Box Folder File code Microfilm file # Title Dates

10 3 HAL-W-009 15 Written Interior Salish General : Salish Spirit Dances (STR-W-005)

1970

10 4 HAL-W-012 16 Written Interior Salish General : Field notes collected by P.L. Macnair, interviewing Cicero August

1967

10 5 KWA-W-010 (1/3)

27 Written Kwakiutl : Alert Bay Big House Opening

1966

10 6 KWA-W-010 (2/3)


1966

10 7 KWA-W-010 (3/3)


1966

10 8 KWA-W-012 (1/2)

29 Written Kwakiutl : P.L. Macnair Field Notes. Interviewees: Jonathan Hunt with Bill Hunt, Henry and Helen Hunt, Tony and David Hunt

1969

10 9 KWA-W-012 (2/2)

29 Written Kwakiutl : P.L. Macnair Field Notes.

1969

10 10 MIS-W-015 39 Written Miscellaneous : Miscellaneous Field Notes. Wilson Duff & Peter Macnair

10 11 STR-W-007 55 Written Straits : Salish Winter Dances collected by P.L. Macnair. [See also HAL-W010]

1966

10 12 STR-W-008 56 Written Straits : Salish Winter Dances collected by P.L. Macnair. [See also HAL-W011]

1967

10 13 STR-W-009 57 Written Straits : P.L. Macnair field notes

1967

10 14 STR-W-010 / HAL-W-013

58 Written Straits : Salish Winter Dances collected by P.L. Macnair

1968

Documents

Sub-series A: Wilson Duff research notes · Information on the Indians of Miracle Beach Park Region. Typescript. ... Historical and Scientific Association publication. Contributions