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Game Stamps: Reference copies

Game Stamps: Reference copies

Game Stamps: Reference copies

Game Stamps: Reference copies

Postage Stamps: Rowan's Designs Photographs of drawings: Whooping crane, bison goose, owl

Game Stamps: Reference copies

Postage Stamps: Rowan's Designs Photographs of drawings: Whooping crane, bison goose, owl

Game Stamps: Reference copies

Game Stamps: Reference copies

Photo depicts two young girls in costume posing for pictures providing details of their beadwork design on the bodices of their dresses, circa 1957.

Photo is one of 13 in a cardboard folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting at Cold Lake in June 1965. Photo no. 11 depicts man and woman seated at a table in a dining hall.

Photo depicts old man with pipe at Cold Lake in June, 1965.

Photo depicts man addressing meeting at night in an unfinished building, probably the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting at Saddle Lake in June 1953.

Photo depicts man addressing meeting at night in an unfinished building, probably the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting at Saddle Lake in June 1953.

Photo depicts group of men, including Mr. Battle (second from right) outdoors at Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at Hobbema in June 1957.

Photo depicts group of seven women, including the wife of Chief Samson of Hobbema, who is standing centre front. Writing on back of photo reads "Here are some 'honest to goodness' Indians - The lady in the middle is the wife of the chief - (Chief Samson) They were both cooks & hostesses at a banquet to which we were invited."

Photo depicts Cree Indians signing treaty at Rocky Mountain House in front of the Legion Hall on May 25, 1944. Henry Stelfox, seated at the right of the table, was one of the witnesses as was Constable A.M. White, R.C.M.P., standing in front row centre. The treaty signed at Rocky Mountain House is an adhesion to Treaty 6, and was presided over by commissioners Malcolm McCrimmon and John Lothrop Grew. The Indian chiefs who signed were L. Sun Child, J. Yellow Eyes and a third chief who signed in Cree script and cannot be identified. Witnesses other than the two identified and mentioned above include John R. White, the Reverend N.A. MacKenzie and the Reverend R.K. Peck.

Postcard depicts Chief Sampson Beaver. Postcard was addressed to Mrs. William Rowan, dated Miette Hot Springs, July 6, 1950.

Photo depicts two men standing outside a log and shingle house on the Alexis Reserve. The man on the right is Chief Joe Alexis. Photo is titled "outside a house".

Photo depicts two men and car, possibly on their way to a meeting in Cardston. Man on the right is Professor Antony Mardiros, a member of the Friends of the Indians Society.

Photo depicts John Lee Laurie in academic robes worn when he received the degree of Honourary Doctor of Laws from the University of Alberta on November 3, 1956.

Photo depicts Indian men and women sitting outside a church or school in Arizona in 1948.

Photo depicts Mrs. Rowan with eight men, participants in the pageant, wearing everyday dress in the garden at the Rowan's home in 1946. Items 69-67-17-1-8-62 to 69-67-17-1-8-80 depict pageants and festivals co-sponsored by the Council for Canadian Unity.

Photo depicts two Indian Chiefs with two young boys in background [at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton?], on September 1, 1946. Photo is same as 69-67-17-1-8-79 and was not digitized. Items 69-67-17-1-8-62 to 69-67-17-1-8-80 depict pageants and festivals co-sponsored by the Council for Canadian Unity.

Photo depicts cowboys riding past spectators at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton, on September 1, 1946. Items 69-67-17-1-8-62 to 69-67-17-1-8-80 depict pageants and festivals co-sponsored by the Council for Canadian Unity.

Photo depicts sixteen dancers in Central European costume on the field at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton, on September 1, 1946.

Photo depicts food booths at the pageant in Clarke Stadium, Edmonton, on September 1, 1946, and the women who are operating them. The booths of the Greek Canadian Ladies Society and the Association of Ukrainian Canadians are in the foreground.

Photo depicts food booth and workers of the Edmonton Council of Jewish Women at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton, September 1, 1946.

Photo depicts two Indian chiefs on the field at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton, September 1, 1946, wearing headdresses and ceremonial clothes.

Photo depicts two chiefs and three Indian dancers on the field at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton, on September 1, 1946, all in full costume.

Photo depicts spectators of pageant on the field and in the bleachers at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton in September 1946.

Photo depicts (left to right) Albert Lightning, Miss Erickson, Chief Rhuben Bull, and Mrs. Mardiros at Indian Association of Alberta convention at Goodfish Lake in June 1951. Photo is the same as 69-67-17-1-8-2-11 (print is larger).

Photo depicts group at Indian Association of Alberta convention at Goodfish Lake in June 1951: (back row, left to right) Mrs. Reta Rowan, Professor Antony Mardiros, (front row, left to right) Miss Kathleen Potter (nurse), Miss Isobel Erickson (teacher).

Photo depicts fields and trees near Goodfish Lake in 1951 with three persons walking away from the camera.

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 2 depicts horse in front of Crowfoot Hall.

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. The people in photo no. 5 are identified as "Slim" Gladstone, Mrs. Lightning, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gladstone, Pauline Gladstone and Leila Healy.

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 6 is captioned "Outside Crowfoot Hall." Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no.

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 7 is captioned "Chiefs and Councilors outside Crowfoot Hall."

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 9 depicts two boys identified as "Barry Callihoo and young McHugh".

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 11 depicts Tom and Leila Healy outside the Blackfoot Hospital on the reserve.

Photo depicts Main Street, Gleichen, with trucks, cars and buildings in June 1952. Photo is same as 69-67-17-1-8-8-17 and was not digitized.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 8 depicts the Indian Health Services Nursing Station with tent in foreground.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 10 is captioned "at recess in proceedings" and identifies Albert Lightning (far left) and Dr. Kreisel (second from left).

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 24 is captioned "Room for visitors" and depicts a tent next to a woodpile.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 25 is captioned "At Slave Lake Village". The scene includes houses and a church.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 27 is captioned "the New Driftpile Day School, 2 rooms".

Photo is one of a series of twelve in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve, and on a visit to the Driftpile Nursing Station, in June, 1955. Photo no. 6 depicts a group of women and a child outside the nursing station on the Driftpile Reserve.

Photo is one of a series of twelve in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve, and on a visit to the Driftpile Nursing Station, in June, 1955. Photo no. 7 depicts the day school on the Driftpile Reserve.

Photo is one of a series of fourteen in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Henry Steinhauer Centennial Celebrations at Goodfish Lake in July, 1955. Photo no. 6 depicts unidentified boy outside Goodfish Lake United Church.

Photo is one of a series of sixteen, in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meetings held on the Stony Indian Reserve at Morley in June 1958 and June 1962. Photo no. 8 is captioned "New public school, with classes to Grade IX, centre. Door and office corner of residence to left."

Photo is one of a series of sixteen, in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meetings held on the Stony Indian Reserve at Morley in June 1958 and June 1962. Photo no. 11 is captioned "Morley Mission church and parsonage, situated on flat area near the Bow River".

Photo is one of eight in a coil bound drawing book, taken by Reta Rowan at the unveiling of the stone and renaming of the mountain in memory of John Laurie, secretary of the Indian Association of Alberta, by the Stony Indians and the Government of Alberta on the Stony Indian Reserve, eight miles west of Morley on the Banff Highway on June 24, 1962. Photo no. 1 depicts two women looking at plaque on stone and is captioned "Stone erected to the memory of John Laurie by the Stony Indians and the Government of Alberta, on the Stony Indian Reserve, eight miles west of Morley on the new Banff Highway. John Laurie "adopted", by Stoneys -as "White Cloud", by Bloods, -as "Red Crow" by Sarcees, -as "Sitting Eagle".

Photo is one of eight in a coil bound drawing book, taken by Reta Rowan at the unveiling of the stone and renaming of the mountain in memory of John Laurie, secretary of the Indian Association of Alberta, by the Stony Indians and the Government of Alberta on the Stony Indian Reserve, eight miles west of Morley on the Banff Highway on June 24, 1962. Photo no. 2 is captioned "Ready for the unveiling ceremony" and depicts draped rock with natives in ceremonial dress on either side.

Photo is one of eight in a coil bound drawing book, taken by Reta Rowan at the unveiling of the stone and renaming of the mountain in memory of John Laurie, secretary of the Indian Association of Alberta, by the Stony Indians and the Government of Alberta on the Stony Indian Reserve, eight miles west of Morley on the Banff Highway on June 24, 1962. Photo no. 7 depicts woman at microphone during unveiling ceremony.

Photo is one of 13 in a cardboard folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting at Cold Lake in June 1965. Photo no. 4 depicts unidentified boy.

Photo is one of 13 in a cardboard folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting at Cold Lake in June 1965. Photo no. 7 depicts group of men, women and children outside hall.

Photo is one of 13 in a cardboard folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting at Cold Lake in June 1965. Photo no. 9 depicts boy in doorway.

Photo is one of 13 in a cardboard folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting at Cold Lake in June 1965. Photo no. 10 depicts group at dining table.

Photo depicts Indian men on steps of Legislature while attending a three day special adult education course co-sponsored by the Government of Alberta, the Indian Association of Alberta (I.A.A.) and the Friends of the Indians Society in February 1951.

Photo is one of a series of twenty depicting the annual general meeting of the Indian Association of Alberta held at Goodfish Lake on June 14 and 15, 1951. Photo no. 2 is captioned "Transportation by car" and depicts Professor Antony Mardiros (left) and Mrs. Mardiros (right) with two men in front of a car.

Photo is one of a series of twenty depicting the annual general meeting of the Indian Association of Alberta held at Goodfish Lake on June 14 and 15, 1951. Photo no. 7 is captioned "Meet Miss Isobel Erickson the teacher (44 pupils)" and depicts Miss Isobel Erickson (in white dress) with group in front of school.

Photo is one of a series of twenty depicting the annual general meeting of the Indian Association of Alberta held at Goodfish Lake on June 14 and 15, 1951. Photo no. 17 is captioned "and other 'concessions" (previous photo is captioned "Hot Dogs") and depicts group of men outside of tent-like structure. Photo is same as 69-67-17-1-8-3-17.

Photo is one of a series of twenty depicting the annual general meeting of the Indian Association of Alberta held at Goodfish Lake on June 14 and 15, 1951. Photo no. 19 is captioned "Mrs. Buckley & Miss Potter" and depicts two women sitting on ground.

Photo depicts Mr. Joe Rhone, young boy in costume and chief during dance in a field. Spectators and building in the background and Indian woman in bonnet and long dress in foreground, circa 1957.

William Rowan - photograph of Karsh portrait (1956) by Peter Marryat, Red Deer. Copy in University Museums Services, 982.8.39.

Photo depicts Willie Left-Hand of the Alexis Reserve [centre?] with two unidentified men at Cold Lake in June, 1965. Photo by H.E. Horne

Photo depicts people eating at a long table at Cold Lake in June, 1965. Photo by H.E. Horne.

Photo depicts Mr. Joe Saddleback and his son George Saddleback ready to take part in an Indian dance at Hobbema, circa 1957.

Photo depicts two Indian Chiefs, three Indian dancers and two young children in costume. Joe Saddleback is at left with drum.

Postcard depicts Chief Sampson Beaver. Postcard was addressed to Mrs. William Rowan, dated Miette Hot Springs, July 6, 1950.

Photo depicts "Two Chippewyan [sic] School Boys" identified as Roderick Janvier and Freddie Black, sitting outside on a bench at the Janvier Indian Day School near Chard Siding, Alberta.

Photo depicts a young girl and boy outside the meeting hall at Cardston, during Indian Association of Alberta meetings.

Photo depicts two men and car, possibly on their way to a meeting in Cardston. Man on the right is Professor Antony Mardiros, a member of the Friends of the Indians Society.

Photo depicts Mrs. Rowan with eight men, participants in the pageant, wearing everyday dress in the garden at the Rowan's home in 1946. Items 69-67-17-1-8-62 to 69-67-17-1-8-80 depict pageants and festivals co-sponsored by the Council for Canadian Unity.

Photo depicts two Indian Chiefs with two young boys in background [at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton?], on September 1, 1946. Photo is same as 69-67-17-1-8-79 and was not digitized. Items 69-67-17-1-8-62 to 69-67-17-1-8-80 depict pageants and festivals co-sponsored by the Council for Canadian Unity.

Photo depicts two children on the field of Clarke Stadium, Edmonton on September 1, 1946. The one on the right is wearing a bunny costume and eating a carrot.

Photo depicts food booth and workers of the Edmonton Council of Jewish Women at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton, September 1, 1946.

Photo depicts spectators of pageant on the field and in the bleachers at Clarke Stadium, Edmonton in September 1946.

Photo depicts scene of fields, farm buildings and trees near Goodfish Lake in June 1951.

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 3 depicts monument to Chief Crowfoot.

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 6 is captioned "Outside Crowfoot Hall." Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no.

Photo is one of a series of seventeen photos in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held in June, 1952 on the Blackfoot Reserve near Gleichen. Photo no. 15 is captioned "Anglican church, on reserve."

Photo depicts Main Street, Gleichen, with trucks, cars and buildings in June 1952. Photo is same as 69-67-17-1-8-8-17 and was not digitized.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 3 depicts the Lakeview Hotel in Faust (near Driftpile).

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 4 depicts the village of Faust, including a gas station and the Lakeview Hotel.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 14 is captioned "Studying resolutions at recess" and depicts a group of men and a woman seated in a field.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 16 is captioned "The cooks" and depicts a group of women with two children outside the cook-house.

Photo is one of a series of twenty-seven in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Indian Association of Alberta annual meeting held at the Driftpile Indian Reserve in June, 1955. Photo no. 23 depicts the log home of Councilor Pat Lalonde.