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- Collection: Native American Religions, Spring 2016
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Couple with baby in front of home
both adults and baby wearing western-influenced clothing while sitting poised for a picture
Family in front of building
Three King Islanders, presumably a family consisting of a mother, father, and a daughter.
Family in Front of House
Two adults with three children in mixed modern and traditional clothing in front of house
Family in Traditional Winter Clothing
Two young adults with two children in traditional winter clothing in front of house
Family of Five in Front of House
Two adults. One baby. Two children. Wood plank sidewalk. Man on porch.
Family of Four in Front of Building
A family of four with a man in western clothing a woman in a kuspuk, and two young children, all wearing mukluks.
Family of King Islanders in front of building
What appears to be the Mother and Father are in the middle of the photo each holding a child. The younger children appear to be in the foreground and older children appear to be in the background.
Family of Six with a Child in Background
Written on back of photo: "Rev Martin J. Lonneux, St. Joseph's Church, Nome-Alaska". A family takes a picture in front of church. Child watches from background.
Family Unit
King Island family standing together for photo. There appears to be 4 adult males, 2 adult females, 1 child. Note on back written by Jesuit mentions that he could not remember any of the individuals names.
Family unit on porch in front of church
5 adults; including 1 young child. Adult on left in western clothing