Nest and eggs of Lapland Longspur. The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topigraphical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyNest and eggs of the Lapland Longspur. The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topigraphical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyNest and eggs of the Lapland Longspur. The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topigraphical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyNest and eggs of the Arctic Loon (Black Throated). The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topigraphical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyNest and eggs of the Arctic Loon (Black Throated). The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topigraphical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyNest and eggs of the Arctic Loon. The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topigraphical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyNest and eggs of the Arctic Loon. The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topigraphical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyArctic Hare.The North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior commissioned Soper in 1928 to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island. His focus was to discover the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose suspected to be in the southwest of Baffin Island. He also made topographical, and agricultural observations for the Department of Agriculture and Topographical Survey and reported on native communities.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of Soper's Inuit assitants, Kavivau (rear) and Ashuna in a freighter canoe on the Blue Goose River. The Soper party was searching for the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose, suspected to be in the southwestern region of Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of Soper's Inuit assitants, Kavivau (rear) and Ashuna in a freighter canoe on the Blue Goose River. The Soper party was searching for the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose, suspected to be in the southwestern region of Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of Soper's Inuit assistants, Kavivou and Ashuna, preparing to load the freighter canoe on the morning of the Soper party's departure from Camp Kungoviik. The group was searching in the area for the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose, suspected to be in the southwestern part of Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of Soper's Inuit assistants, Kavivou and Ashuna, preparing to load the freighter canoe on the morning of the Soper party's departure from Camp Kungoviik. The group was searching in the area for the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose, suspected to be in the southwestern part of Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of the Soper party beginning their portage upstream from the camp at the mouth of Kommanik River. J. Dewey Soper and his two Inuit assitants, Kavivau and Ashuna, were returning to Cape Dorset after a summer spent searching for and locating the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of the Soper party beginning their portage upstream from the camp at the mouth of Kommanik River. J. Dewey Soper and his two Inuit assitants, Kavivau and Ashuna, were returning to Cape Dorset after a summer spent searching for and locating the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of icebergs in Davis Strait off the northern extremity of the Labrador coast. J. Dewey Soper was enroute to Lake Harbour after a summer spent searching for and locating the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose, and the previous year under commission to the Department of the Interior to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of icebergs in Davis Strait off the northern extremity of the Labrador coast. J. Dewey Soper was enroute to Lake Harbour after a summer spent searching for and locating the nesting grounds of the Blue Goose, and the previous year under commission to the Department of the Interior to study the biology and natural history of Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of coastline along the Hudson Strait. J. Dewey Soper was journeying to Lake Harbour for his return to southern Canada after spending fourteen months studying the biology and natural history of Baffin Island for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of coastline along the Hudson Strait. J. Dewey Soper was journeying to Lake Harbour for his return to southern Canada after spending fourteen months studying the biology and natural history of Baffin Island for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts an Eskimo camp at Nuwata.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts an Eskimo camp at Nuwata.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts unidentified children at Nuwata, SW. Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts unidentified children at Nuwata, SW. Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyEskimo sledge dogs at Nuwata, Baffin Island
Soper, J. DeweyEskimo sledge dogs at Nuwata, Baffin Island
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts Eskimo sledge dog near Nuwata, Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts Eskimo sledge dog near Nuwata, Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts cairn created by Soper with a geographic record at Storm Cove, Cape Weston.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts cairn created by Soper with a geographic record at Storm Cove, Cape Weston.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of J. Dewey Soper's Inuit assistants, Shappa and Eliak, sitting in the freighter canoe "Polaris" on the return trip from Cape Dorchester to Cape Dorset. Soper conducted Arctic explorations for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of J. Dewey Soper's Inuit assistants, Shappa and Eliak, sitting in the freighter canoe "Polaris" on the return trip from Cape Dorchester to Cape Dorset. Soper conducted Arctic explorations for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group of Eskimos and David Wark having lunch the the head of Terreokjuk Inlet, Andrew Gordon Bay.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group of Eskimos and David Wark having lunch the the head of Terreokjuk Inlet, Andrew Gordon Bay.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Soper's camp at Terreokjuk Inlet, Andrew Gordon Bay, Foxe Peninsula, S.W. Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Soper's camp at Terreokjuk Inlet, Andrew Gordon Bay, Foxe Peninsula, S.W. Baffin Island.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotographs depict Soper's Inuit assistants skinning and plucking ptarmigan for a meal.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotographs depict Soper's Inuit assistants skinning and plucking ptarmigan for a meal.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts the North Shore of Kingungealuk Lake. Soper was investigating the area under the authority of the Victoria Museum, Department of Mines.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts the North Shore of Kingungealuk Lake. Soper was investigating the area under the authority of the Victoria Museum, Department of Mines.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group posed outside at Lake Harbour on Christmas day, and l to r are: Lavoie (R.C.M.P.), Mackenzie (Hudson's Bay Co.), Jack Ford (Hudson's Bay Co.), Roland Soper, Carolyn (Carrie) Soper, MacKeller (R.C.M.P.), and Allan Frazer (Hudson's Bay Co.). The Soper family spent at year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group posed outside at Lake Harbour on Christmas day, and l to r are: Lavoie (R.C.M.P.), Mackenzie (Hudson's Bay Co.), Jack Ford (Hudson's Bay Co.), Roland Soper, Carolyn (Carrie) Soper, MacKeller (R.C.M.P.), and Allan Frazer (Hudson's Bay Co.). The Soper family spent at year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group posed outside at Lake Harbour on Christmas day, and l to r are: Lavoie (R.C.M.P.), Mackenzie (Hudson's Bay Co.), Jack Ford (Hudson's Bay Co.), Roland Soper, Carolyn (Carrie) Soper, MacKeller (R.C.M.P.), and Allan Frazer (Hudson's Bay Co.). The Soper family spent at year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group picnicking below a cliff near Glasgow Falls; l to r: Carrie Soper, Roland Soper, Mackenzie, Frazer, [Jack] Ford, and Bell (the last four men were all Hudson's Bay Company employees). The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group picnicking below a cliff near Glasgow Falls; l to r: Carrie Soper, Roland Soper, Mackenzie, Frazer, [Jack] Ford, and Bell (the last four men were all Hudson's Bay Company employees). The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group picnicking below a cliff near Glasgow Falls; l to r: Carrie Soper, Roland Soper, Mackenzie, Frazer, [Jack] Ford, and Bell (the last four men were all Hudson's Bay Company employees). The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group travelling in a freighter canoe along the coast southeast of Copeland Island; on the journey are Moosa (Soper's Inuit assistant), Neve (Moosa's wife), Moosa and Neve's child, Carrie, Roland and Dewey Soper. An attached album label explains that the purpose of the trip was to collect wildlife specimens for the [National] Museum. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group travelling in a freighter canoe along the coast southeast of Copeland Island; on the journey are Moosa (Soper's Inuit assistant), Neve (Moosa's wife), Moosa and Neve's child, Carrie, Roland and Dewey Soper. An attached album label explains that the purpose of the trip was to collect wildlife specimens for the [National] Museum. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a group travelling in a freighter canoe along the coast southeast of Copeland Island; on the journey are Moosa (Soper's Inuit assistant), Neve (Moosa's wife), Moosa and Neve's child, Carrie, Roland and Dewey Soper. An attached album label explains that the purpose of the trip was to collect wildlife specimens for the [National] Museum. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper at West Sugluk, Northern Quebec. The Soper family was returning to Ottawa after spending thirteen months in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait. They were travelling on the freighter S.S. Ungava and West Suglug was their first call. Visible in the photograph are buildings against a steep hilled background.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper at West Sugluk, Northern Quebec. The Soper family was returning to Ottawa after spending thirteen months in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait. They were travelling on the freighter S.S. Ungava and West Suglug was their first call. Visible in the photograph are buildings against a steep hilled background.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper at West Sugluk, Northern Quebec. The Soper family was returning to Ottawa after spending thirteen months in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait. They were travelling on the freighter S.S. Ungava and West Suglug was their first call. Visible in the photograph are buildings against a steep hilled background.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper having a lunch break while on a winter trail hike. The Soper family lived in a cabin at Government Hay Camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper was conducting biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper having a lunch break while on a winter trail hike. The Soper family lived in a cabin at Government Hay Camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper was conducting biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper having a lunch break while on a winter trail hike. The Soper family lived in a cabin at Government Hay Camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper was conducting biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper standing on Salt Creek near its junction with Slave River. The Soper family lived at Government Hay Camp in Wood Buffalo Park from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper had a position to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper standing on Salt Creek near its junction with Slave River. The Soper family lived at Government Hay Camp in Wood Buffalo Park from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper had a position to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie and Roland Soper standing on Salt Creek near its junction with Slave River. The Soper family lived at Government Hay Camp in Wood Buffalo Park from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper had a position to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view from the Pine Lake cabin looking southeast. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view from the Pine Lake cabin looking southeast. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view from the Pine Lake cabin looking southeast. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view taken from Wood Buffalo Park cabin number 12, looking south at Pine Lake. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view taken from Wood Buffalo Park cabin number 12, looking south at Pine Lake. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view taken from Wood Buffalo Park cabin number 12, looking south at Pine Lake. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie Soper leaning against birch trees at Government Hay Camp in Wood Buffalo Park. The Soper family lived in a cabin at the Camp while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie Soper leaning against birch trees at Government Hay Camp in Wood Buffalo Park. The Soper family lived in a cabin at the Camp while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie Soper leaning against birch trees at Government Hay Camp in Wood Buffalo Park. The Soper family lived in a cabin at the Camp while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts J. Dewey Soper's dog team halted in the interior of the park so photographs could be taken. Soper had a position for two years (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts J. Dewey Soper's dog team halted in the interior of the park so photographs could be taken. Soper had a position for two years (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts J. Dewey Soper's dog team halted in the interior of the park so photographs could be taken. Soper had a position for two years (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts winter travel with the dog train on Little Buffalo River south of the mouth of Sass River. Dewey Soper was travelling through the area while conducting biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts winter travel with the dog train on Little Buffalo River south of the mouth of Sass River. Dewey Soper was travelling through the area while conducting biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts winter travel with the dog train on Little Buffalo River south of the mouth of Sass River. Dewey Soper was travelling through the area while conducting biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a camp scene at the "Double Sinkholes" on the Conibear Lake Trail. Austin Cumming and Wardens Frank Dent and Bob Allen are beside the tent. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a camp scene at the "Double Sinkholes" on the Conibear Lake Trail. Austin Cumming and Wardens Frank Dent and Bob Allen are beside the tent. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a winter camp at Little Buffalo River two miles north of Klewi River; sitting with supplies from l to r are: P. McKay, Victor Marie, and W. Clawhammer. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a winter camp at Little Buffalo River two miles north of Klewi River; sitting with supplies from l to r are: P. McKay, Victor Marie, and W. Clawhammer. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a winter camp at Little Buffalo River two miles north of Klewi River; sitting with supplies from l to r are: P. McKay, Victor Marie, and W. Clawhammer. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts J. Dewey Soper's dog team travelling on the Pine Lake road a few miles west of Slave River in Wood Buffalo Park. Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a scene on the Upper Slave River, taken while travelling south on the Hudson's Bay Company S.S. Northland Echo. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of the Slave River taken from aboard the S.S. Northland Echo; the steamship is pushing a heavy barge. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a scene along the Slave River below the mouth of Peace River, taken from aboard the S.S. Northland Echo. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of the S.S. Northland Echo travelling along the Slave River. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts a view of high banks along the Athabasca River, taken from on board the S.S. Northland Echo. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts the settlement of Mackay, N.W.T. along the Athabasca River looking west; photograph taken from aboard the S.S. Northland Echo. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts Carrie Soper sitting in a wicker arm chair holding Mary Lou Soper on her lap at the Government Hay Camp. The Soper family lived in a cabin at the Camp while J. Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park for the Department of the Interior.
Soper, J. DeweyPhotograph depicts the Soper and Churcher families at a picnic site along the Winnipeg River. The Soper family moved to the Winnipeg area in 1934 when J. Dewey Soper was appointed the first Federal Chief Migratory Bird Officer for the Prairie Provinces in the Canadian Wildlife Service.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts nest and eggs of the Eared Grebe. Photo is hand-tinted.
Soper, J. DeweyPhoto depicts Cottontail Rabbit at Preston, Ontario.
Soper, J. Dewey