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      Photograph of Jake Thomas carving a False Face mask in his studio at Six Nations of the Grand River.

      Portrait of Six Nations Confederacy Council, c. 1910, prior to the Federal Take-over of Council. Josiah Hill, Secretary of the Council is center. Photo taken at old Council House, Ohsweken Ontario.

      Elizabeth Davis, in staged professional photo, wearing traditional native clothing and aiming a bow and arrow. Died 1932 - Buried at Onondaga

      Image of Wampum belt given by Grand River Chiefs to John Brant, a version of the Guswhenta or Kaswhenta, Mohawk Covenant Belt.

      Photo of a Native group dressed in traditional clothing at the 1937 Toronto Canadian National Exhibition (CNE).

      (Former) Six Nations School House #1.

      Ackland Martin dressed in traditional Native clothing at Pageant.

      Portrait of Photographer Larrymore McKenzie, of the Lower Cayuga

      (Former) Six Nations School House #4.

      Photo of Emily General at home, 1983. Taken by Greg Staats

      Photograph of Rex and Olive (Masters) Bartlett posed for a portrait in wedding attire.

      Photograph of Olive (Masters) Bartlett and an unidentified friend posing for a picture outdoors. Left to right unidentified girl, Olive (Masters) Bartlett.

      Photograph of Olive (Masters) Bartlett posed for a portrait.

      Photograph of Margaret Ann Kennedy outside sitting in the grass. Margaret Ann Kennedy is the half sister of Daisy Masters.

      Photograph of Margaret Ann Kennedy standing posed for a portrait. Margaret Ann Kennedy is the half sister of Daisy Masters.

      Photograph of Margaret Ann Kennedy posed for a portrait wearing a fur coat and hat. Margaret Ann Kennedy is the half sister of Daisy Masters.

      Photograph of Margaret Ann Kennedy and Hannah Hewson posed for a portrait wearing hats. From left to right Margaret Ann Kennedy, Hannah Hewson. Margaret Ann Kennedy is the half sister of Daisy Masters.

      The new band shell in the park.

      The Six Nations Marching Band in Dundas c. 1935.

      A group of Native people in a field. Back row, left to right: unknown male, unknown male, unknown female, unknown male, George Green Front row, left to right: unknown female, Lydia Green