Huron village of
Wendake(Lorette), ca. 1810 |
Huron Village, 1820, by
FrédérickH. Holloway,From
The ArchivesNationales
of Canada |
Michel Sioui,
Stanisclas Koska,
Nicolas Vincent , 1825 |
Huron Village of
Wendake(Lorette),ca.
1836-1853,by
Frédérick
H. Holloway,FromThe Archives
Nationalesof Canada |
Huron indians, 1840 ,
on Jacques Cartier river ,
near Quebec city. |
Cloth eyeglass case embroidered with moosehair, made in 1840 |
Pairs of tanned leather mocasins, made in about 1840 |
Embroidered birch-bark
container made in 1850 |
Embroidered cloth and birch-bark novelty, made in 1850 |
Gros-Louis Wendat family, 1870 |
Village 1870 |
Wyandot chief Mathew Mudeater and tribal member Nicholas Cotter, in a meeting at Washington in 1875 |
Students in the first through eight grade attending the Seneca Indian School in 1887 |
Mother Solomon, the last Wyandot resident of Upper Sandusky, 1887 |
Village 1890 |
Huron indian of Wendake
(Lorette) making canoe,
1970, Photo Absalon
Gros-Louis |
Huron indian of Wendake
(Lorette) making snowshoes,
1970, Photo Absalon Gros-Louis |
Huron indian making
snowshoes at Wendake |
A modern reconstruction of an Iroquian longhouse |
View of Huron village
of Wendake
(Lorette), 1980. |
Philippe Gros-Louis making a snowshoe in one of Wendake's work-shops in 1983 |
Tarehtadeh and his daughter Oronhya.
Wendake fall,1984 |
