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      Original version and Mohawk translation of the song "The Last Mile of the Way."

      Mohawk translation of the song "Alone With God."

      Mohawk translation of the song "'Twill Be Glory By and By."

      Donated by Tom Hill.

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      From D.I. Bushnell, Jr. collection, 1946. Published in American Anthropologist, n.s. Vol.8, No.4, 1906, Plate 37. British Museum catalogue description: 573: A cord made of hemp and porcupine quills dyed. From the Iroquois for tying their prisoners; 574: The same of a coarser sort without the quills; 203: An Indian …

      Photograph of several Iroquois people posing outdoors in Quebec.

      A cord made of hemp and porcupine quills dyed from the Iroquois by the Indian kings - given me by Mr [Capt.] Middleton - for tying their prisoners. (Number 573). The same of a coarser sort without the quills (Number 574). An Indian purse made by the Huron Savages of …

      Photograph of William Wedge

      Photograph of a Fish Carrier at the Pan Am Expo in Buffalo New York, 1901.

      Photo depicting Pan Am 1901, J.B. Medal

      Family Portrait of the Miller Family c. 1902 Hiram Miller was a gardener who sold his produce to the public. Left to Right: Hiram Miller; Evelyn Miller; Minnie Miller; Elizabeth General Isaac Miller; and Flossie Miller.

      This is a picture of Mary Anderson who is the wife of John R. Anderson. The boy Herman in the picture is a white foundling who was adopted by John and Mary Anderson.

      Pamphlet published by the Niagara Historical Society. No. 7 in a multi-part series collects poetry and other writings centered around the subject of historic Ontario buildings.

      This photo was taken in Brantford, Ontario. This is a photo of Susan Jane (Anderson) Johnson and her eldest son Harold. Susan Jane is the sister of Samuel Adam Anderson. Susan Jane married Richard E. Johnson. They resided in a home behind The Bear's Inn which is located in Ohsweken, …

      This is a picture of Mary (Anderson) Monture. She was born in 1884. She married Clayton Monture who was a twin. His twin was Claybran Ira Monture.

      Four friends went to Brantford Colligate Institute. Names from L-R Allie Bomberry, Edith Anderson (Monture), Lucy Keye (Mrs.George Hill), Flossie Miller (married Herb Jamieson) Allie (Johnson?)Bomberry - later married Albert Anderson and then "Big Train" Hill, also had a son Chester Bomberry. Flossie Miller is Minnie Miller Anderson's older sister.

      Shore House W.W.Shore Proprietor Pilot Mound Man. COPY. Ottawa 16 Jan. 1904 My dear Lord Brassey, I beg the honour of introducing to you Miss Pauline Johnson of Brantford Ontario Canada Miss Johnson belongs to the powerful tribe of the Six Nations whom the French ...

      Photograph of an unknown man taken at the Pan Am Expo in Buffalo New York, 1901. He is possibly wearing a Presidential Medal. Looks like a police badge.