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Parade, Srj. McMurphy on the right |
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Parade through Barkerville |
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Parade, McMurphy in the lead |
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Mary Huston, in her finery |
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Governor Sir James & Lady Amelia Douglas |
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...the Enfield from the Barkerville museum |
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The Douglas Camp in Royal Engineer Square |
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Mary Huston cleans the governor's shirt sleeve, while Mrs Douglas and Mrs. McMurphy look on. |
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Mrs. McMurphy slices cheese |
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Srj McMurphy adds wood to the cook stove |
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Afternoon tea at the Douglas Camp |
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The Douglas camp from another angle |
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Evening in the Douglas Camp |
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Mary Huston and Mrs Douglas chat with a visitor (in the blue capote) |
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Inside Mary's tent, trade goods, &c. |
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"Little Métis with big gun meets bigger bear -- bear loses in the exchange! That's a .44 Henry she's cradling and her trade gun rests against the cabin," says photgrapher Todd Birch. Photograph copyright Todd Birch 2003. |
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