Nicholas de Grandmaison smoking peace pipe held by Chief Charle Eagle.

Black-and-white photograph of N. de Grandmaison blowing on a peace pipe while Chief Charlie Crow Eagle holds the end of the pipe. Chief Charlie Crow Eagle is in traditional clothing without a headdress on. Nine onlookers are seen in the background. The onlookers in the background are all dressed in...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: de Grandmaison, Nicholas, 1892-1978
Other Authors: University of Lethbridge Library
Format: Still Image
Language:unknown
Published: Digitized by University of Lethbridge Library 1959
Subjects:
Calumets
Photographic prints
Pipes (Smoking)
Indians of North America > Alberta
Headdresses
Rites & ceremonies
Fort Macleod (Alta.)
Chiefdoms
Piegan Indians
de Grandmaison
Nicholas
1892-1978
Crow Eagle
Charlie
Chief
Alta
Macleod
First Nations
Online Access:http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/grandmaison/id/464
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Summary:Black-and-white photograph of N. de Grandmaison blowing on a peace pipe while Chief Charlie Crow Eagle holds the end of the pipe. Chief Charlie Crow Eagle is in traditional clothing without a headdress on. Nine onlookers are seen in the background. The onlookers in the background are all dressed in traditional clothing, three First Nations men appear to be talking, two of which are wearing headdresses. The rest of the onlookers are children also in full traditional clothing. There is a headdress on the floor presumably for N. de Grandmaison. Title supplied by cataloguer.

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