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Photograph depicts an Inuit igloo located between Cape Dorset and Andrew Gordon Bay. J. Dewey Soper was in the area conducting Artic investigations for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts Arctic willow catkins growing near Cape Dorset. Soper spent a spring and summer conducting zoological and geographical investigations in the Foxe Peninsula region.

Photograph depicts Arctic willow catkins growing near Cape Dorset. Soper spent a spring and summer conducting zoological and geographical investigations in the Foxe Peninsula region.

Photograph depicts Arctic willow catkins growing near Cape Dorset. Soper spent a spring and summer conducting zoological and geographical investigations in the Foxe Peninsula region.

Photograph depicts a view of Inuit natives at Cape Dorset hitching dogs to the sleddge for a short journey to hunt seals. J. Dewey Soper was in the region conducting scientific investigations along the Foxe Peninsula coast for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of Inuit natives at Cape Dorset hitching dogs to the sleddge for a short journey to hunt seals. J. Dewey Soper was in the region conducting scientific investigations along the Foxe Peninsula coast for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of Cape Lisborne on the northwestern coast of Alaska.

Photograph depicts a view of Cape Lisborne on the northwestern coast of Alaska.

Photograph depicts a view of Cape Lisborne on the northwestern coast of Alaska.

Photograph depicts a view of the rugged coastline between Cape Tanfield (Icy Cape) and Philpot Bay; most of the snowbanks had melted away. Soper and his Inuit assistants explored the coast southeast of Lake Harbour to try and discover the reason for the early withdrawal of ice in the region. 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.

Photograph depicts a view of the rugged coastline between Cape Tanfield (Icy Cape) and Philpot Bay; most of the snowbanks had melted away. Soper and his Inuit assistants explored the coast southeast of Lake Harbour to try and discover the reason for the early withdrawal of ice in the region. 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.

Photograph depicts a view of the rugged coastline between Cape Tanfield (Icy Cape) and Philpot Bay; most of the snowbanks had melted away. Soper and his Inuit assistants explored the coast southeast of Lake Harbour to try and discover the reason for the early withdrawal of ice in the region. 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.

Photograph depicts a coastal scene in the district north of Cape Wight. Soper and his Inuit assistants conducted an exploratory survey of the coast southeast of Lake Harbour in order to explain the early withdrawal of ice in the region. 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.

Photograph depicts a coastal scene in the district north of Cape Wight. Soper and his Inuit assistants conducted an exploratory survey of the coast southeast of Lake Harbour in order to explain the early withdrawal of ice in the region. 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.

Photograph depicts a coastal scene in the district north of Cape Wight. Soper and his Inuit assistants conducted an exploratory survey of the coast southeast of Lake Harbour in order to explain the early withdrawal of ice in the region. 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.

Photograph of Captin Lemieu posing with two Danish-Eskimo girls. Standing in front of river with rocky mountains in background.

Photograph depicts a view of cargo being discharged from the H.B.C. Steamship Nascopie at Cartwright, Labrador. J. Dewey Soper was conducting Arctic explorations for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of cargo being discharged from the H.B.C. Steamship Nascopie at Cartwright, Labrador. J. Dewey Soper was conducting Arctic explorations for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of cargo being discharged from the H.B.C. steamship "Nascopie" at Cartwright, Labrador. J. Dewey Soper was involved with Arctic explorations for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of cargo being discharged from the H.B.C. Steamship "Nascopie". J. Dewey Soper was involved in Arctic exploration for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of cargo being discharged from the H.B.C. Steamship "Nascopie". J. Dewey Soper was involved in Arctic exploration for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of cargo being discharged from the H.B.C. steamship "Nascopie" at Cartwright, Labrador. J. Dewey Soper was involved with Arctic explorations for the Department of the Interior.

Photograph depicts a view of J. Dewey Soper sitting beside a fallen caribou killed by Soper at [Cumberland Sound]. Soper was conducting a two-year exploratory expedition of Baffin Island sponsored by the Victoria Memorial Museum of Ottawa.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) and Roland Soper standing in the granite highlands west of Lake Harbour; both are dressed in Inuit designed clothing. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) and Roland Soper standing in the granite highlands west of Lake Harbour; both are dressed in Inuit designed clothing. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper standing out-of-doors at Lake Harbour on Christmas day. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper standing out-of-doors at Lake Harbour on Christmas day. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper standing out-of-doors at Lake Harbour on Christmas day. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper standing outside at Lake Harbour on her birthday; she is wearing a European style winter coat, nylon stockings, and pumps. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper in her nurse's uniform standing with two Inuit children and Roland Soper at Lake Harbour. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Carrie Soper provided nursing care and Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper in her nurse's uniform standing with two Inuit children and Roland Soper at Lake Harbour. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Carrie Soper provided nursing care and Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to explore the north coast of Hudson Strait.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper dressed in traditional Inuit winter clothing just prior to leaving on a local survey trip with her husband Dewey Soper. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper dressed in traditional Inuit winter clothing just prior to leaving on a local survey trip with her husband Dewey Soper. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper nursing a seated Inuit woman named Martha. An attached album label states that Carrie Soper attended to over 300 nursing cases during her stint at Lake Harbour. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper in her nurses's uniform standing beside a seated Inuit woman named Martha at Lake Harbour. 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.

Photograph depicts a head and shoulders view of Carolyn (Carrie) Soper dressed in her nurse's uniform at Lake Harbour. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper in her nurse's uniform bandaging the head of a seated Inuit female patient named Martha. Wooden structure to right, and buildings in background. 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.

Photograph depicts a head and shoulders view of Carolyn (Carrie) Soper dressed in her nurse's uniform at Lake Harbour. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper in her nurse's uniform bandaging the head of a seated Inuit female patient named Martha. Wooden structure to right, and buildings in background. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper in her nurses's uniform standing beside a seated Inuit woman named Martha at Lake Harbour. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper in her nurses's uniform standing beside a seated Inuit woman named Martha at Lake Harbour. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper in her nurse's uniform bandaging the head of a seated Inuit female patient named Martha. Wooden structure to right, and buildings in background. 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.

Photograph depicts a head and shoulders view of Carolyn (Carrie) Soper dressed in her nurse's uniform at Lake Harbour. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper during a "mug-up" on a local winter survey trip up the Soper River; Carrie is wearing winter garb and reclined beside a small camp stove. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper during a "mug-up" on a local winter survey trip up the Soper River; Carrie is wearing winter garb and reclined beside a small camp stove. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper cross-country skiing in the Lake Harbour area; Carrie's skis are not visible in the photograph, although she is holding ski poles. 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.

Photograph depicts Carolyn (Carrie) Soper cross-country skiing in the Lake Harbour area; Carrie's skis are not visible in the photograph, although she is holding ski poles. 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper holding a bouquet of Arctic fire flowers at Lake Harbour. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to ecplore the north coast of Hudson Strait.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper holding a bouquet of Arctic fire flowers at Lake Harbour. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to ecplore the north coast of Hudson Strait.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper holding a bouquet of Arctic fire flowers at Lake Harbour. The Soper family spent a year in Lake Harbour where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to ecplore the north coast of Hudson Strait.

Photograph depicts a view of Carrie and J. Dewey Soper standing beside a car outside their home in Fort Garry. The Soper family moved to the Winnipeg area in 1934 when Dewey Soper was appointed the first Federal Chief Migratory Bird Officer for the Prairie Provinces in the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Photograph depicts a view of Carrie Soper and baby Mary Lou Soper standing outside a residence in Winnipeg. The Soper family moved to Winnipeg in 1934 where J. Dewey Soper was appointed the first Federal Chief Migratory Bird Officer for the Prairie Provinces.

Photograph 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.

Photograph 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.

Photograph 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.

Photograph 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.

Photograph 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.

Photograph 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.

Photograph 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper with baby Judy Broomhall beside the pool in the back yard of the Soper's Fort Garry residence. The Soper family moved to Fort Garry in 1934 when J. Dewey Soper was appointed the first Federal Chief Migratory Bird Officer for the Prairie Provinces in the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper standing with Pat and Buddy Moan at a picnic site; a wooden structure, possibly a roller coaster, is visible in the background. No other contextual information is provided.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper posing out-of-doors at Government Hay Camp wearing a dress, hat, and shoes. The Soper family lived at the Camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper posing out-of-doors at Government Hay Camp wearing a dress, hat, and shoes. The Soper family lived at the Camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper wearing a dress and hat, standing out-of-doors at Government Hay Camp. The Soper family lived in a cabin at the camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.

Photograph 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.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper wearing a dress and hat, standing out-of-doors at Government Hay Camp. The Soper family lived in a cabin at the camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper wearing a dress and hat, standing out-of-doors at Government Hay Camp. The Soper family lived in a cabin at the camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.

Photograph depicts Carrie Soper posing out-of-doors at Government Hay Camp wearing a dress, hat, and shoes. The Soper family lived at the Camp from 1932-1934 while Dewey Soper conducted biological and geographical investigations in Wood Buffalo Park.

Photograph 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.

Photograph 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.

Photograph depicts a view of Carrie Soper walking on the ice of Lake Harbour Inlet. 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.

Photograph depicts a view of Carrie Soper standing on a stone pathway in a garden. The Soper family moved to Winnipeg in 1934 when J. Dewey Soper was appointed the first Federal Chief Migratory Bird Officer for the Prairie Provinces in the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Photograph depicts a view of rapids and waterfall on the lower Cascade River, about two miles from the mouth of Soper River; an attached album label provides further detail. 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.

Photograph depicts a view of rapids and waterfall on the lower Cascade River, about two miles from the mouth of Soper River; an attached album label provides further detail. 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.

Photograph depicts a view of rapids and waterfall on the lower Cascade River, about two miles from the mouth of Soper River; an attached album label provides further detail. 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.

Photograph depicts a view of catkins of the dwarf Arctic willow about mid-summer at Pangnirtung Fiord. J. Dewey Soper was on a two-year study expedition of Baffin Island for the Victoria Memorial Museum of Ottawa.

Photo depicts catkins of the dwarf Arctic willow ("Salix herbacea") on the west coast of Baffin Island in June, 1929.

Photograph depicts the central warden cabin at Government Hay Camp in Slave River, Alberta. This cabin was lived in by the Soper family from the autumn of 1932 until the spring of 1934 while Dewey Soper had a position conducting biological and geographical investigations in the Wood Buffalo Park region.

Photograph depicts the central warden cabin at Government Hay Camp in Slave River, Alberta. This cabin was lived in by the Soper family from the autumn of 1932 until the spring of 1934 while Dewey Soper had a position conducting biological and geographical investigations in the Wood Buffalo Park region.