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Gelatin silver print
Off Koksoak River, Ungava Bay, NU, 1922
Photographer
Frederick W. Berchem
SignatureNon signé / Unsigned
Date
1922/08
Medium / Technique
Silver salts on paper mounted on paper
Gelatin silver process
Gelatin silver process
Dimensions8.3 x 13.4 cm
Origin
Canada
Object NumberMP-1984.126.3.31
CollectionMcCord
Status
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Off Koksoak River, Ungava Bay, NU, 1922
Frederick W. Berchem
1922/08
MP-1984.126.3.32
Sailboats off Koksoak River, Ungava Bay, NU, 1922-1925
Frederick W. Berchem
1922-1925
MP-1984.129.8
Coast boats off Koksoak River, NU, 1922-1925
Frederick W. Berchem
1922-1925
MP-1984.129.27
Ice conditions from S. S. "Bayeskimo", Ungava Bay, NU, 1922, copied in 1970-1980
Frederick W. Berchem
Copied in 1970-1980
MP-1984.130.72
Pilot boat 20 miles off mouth of Koksoak river, Fort Chimo (Kuujjuaq), Ungava Bay, 1909
Hugh A. Peck
1909
M2000.113.6.220
Some of the crew and S. S. "Bayeskimo's" boats after we abandoned her, Ungava Bay, NU, 1925
Frederick W. Berchem
1925/07
MP-1984.126.2.123
S. S. "Bayeskimo" in pack ice which sank her, Ungava Bay, NU, 1925
Frederick W. Berchem
1925/07
MP-1984.126.2.120
Passengers and crew of S. S. "Bayeskimo" on ice and in lifeboats, Ungava Bay, NU, 1925
Frederick W. Berchem
1925/07
MP-1984.126.2.150
S. S. "Nascopie" rescuing the crew of the S. S. "Bayeskimo", Ungava Bay, NU, 1925
Frederick W. Berchem
1925/07
MP-1984.126.2.151
The pack ice that crushed and eventually sunk the S. S. "Bayeskimo" in Ungava Bay, NU, 1925
Frederick W. Berchem
1925/07
MP-1984.126.2.124
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