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Title: Deaust family with Aboriginals
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of Ed Deaust and his son on the left, and an Aboriginal man with his two girls on the right. His wife is in the background on the right. Behind them is Manitou Lake. The Deaust family decided to take a trip up to Manitou for the weekend, and there they met up with these Aboriginal people there. There was a pow wow going on at the same time.
Call Number: paton280

Title: Chief Pasic Wasis
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal chief in traditional dress. His name is Chief Pasic Wasis, and was a chief of the Old Poundmaker reservation. In his left hand, he has a fan made of feathers. At the bottom of the photograph, it says, ""Chief Pasic Wasis."" And in both bottom corners, Geraldine Moodie's signatures are visible.
Call Number: paton369

Title: Indian in full war dress
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal man in full war dress. He was a chief of the Poundmaker reservation, which is near Battleford. At the bottom of the photograph, it says, ""Indian in full war dress."" In both of the bottom corners it has Geraldine Moodie's signature, and above the bottom right signature, it says, ""Copyright.
Call Number: paton368

Title: Battleford Indian Camp
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal camp near Battleford. There is a clothesline hanging from the top of the tent. There is also a buggy to the right of the tent. On the front it says, ""Battleford Indian Camp.
Call Number: paton298

Title: Aboriginals in a horse-drawn carriage
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of three Aboriginal people in a horse-drawn carriage near Kindersley.
Call Number: paton304

Title: G.T.P. Bridge- unfinished
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of a broken down vehicle near Battleford. In the background is the G.T.P Bridge, which has not been completely constructed yet. It is likely that the ""G.T.P."" stands for ""Grand Trunk Pacific."" The bridge crosses over the Battle River.
Date Created: 1912
Call Number: paton301

Title: Battleford 1912
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal camp near Battleford. There is a clothesline attached to the top of the tent. The wooden structure outside the tent seems to be used for hanging things on. There is a horse and buggy in the background, and behind that are some buildings. On the front it says, ""Battleford 1912.""
Call Number: paton299

Title: After the breakdown to Battleford
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of a broken down vehicle near Battleford. On the front it says, ""After the break down to Battleford Sask 1912 on the prairie.
Call Number: paton300

Title: Headdress and a cowboy hat
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of a man wearing a headdress on the left, and a boy wearing a cowboy hat. The boy also appears to be wearing some Aboriginal beadwork arounds his shoulders. There are a few Aboriginal people in the background.
Call Number: paton281

Title: Fixing her hair
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of an Aboriginal woman fixing her child's hair on the right. Ed Deaust, his son, and the rest of the Aboriginal family looks on. Manitou Lake is in the background.
Call Number: paton282

Title: Five men on horseback
Institution: Adrian Paton private collection
Description: Image of five men on horseback. There's a child in the foreground in the middle. This photograph was likely taken on the same day as the previous one.
Call Number: paton305