File contains photographs of various forms Batik art. This method of cloth dying is shown on ties, wall hangings, and dresses. Karen Romero is pictured modelling a dress dyed using this method. Item numbered 22 was published.
File contains photographs of people gathered at Batoche to participate in drama, dance and to celebrate the Metis way of life. Included are images of people looking around in the cemetery, July 24, 1983. (Published July 25, 1983)
Photographs show ceremonies commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Batoche that occurred during the Northwest Rebellion. Included are images of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police marching, sisters from the Roman Catholic church, the Red Cross, pioneers, and the Winnipeg Field Battery.
File contains photographs of people at Batoche SK, looking at the displays, buildings, the cemetery, as well as the various plaques and signs explaining the historical significance of the site.
Photographs show the Batoche National Historic Site including buildings, gravesites, battle area and a site map, September 26, 1984. [Published October 6, 1984]
Photo of Batoche Ball held at the Hugh Cairns armories. Guests shown include Dr. R. W. Begg and Mrs. Begg who were hosted by Lt. Col. M. Paine, commanding officer of the North Saskatchewan Regiment, Mrs. Paine, Mrs. G. D. Greenblat and Maj. Greenblat.
File contains photographs of Metis and Indigenous people at Batoche Days in Batoche, Sask. Included are images of people playing ball, fiddling competitions, Indigenous dancers, and children getting their faces painted.
Photographs show First Nations/Metis dances and ceremonies at Batoche Days. Some images show two women standing by a large rock with a monument on it, July 17, 1982. [Published July 19, 1982]
Photographs show the buildings, cemetery and museum at Batoche National Heritage Site at Batoche SK. Included are images of some of the displays inside the museum including a rifle pit, and a canon used in the fighting, May 18, 1986. [Published May 20,1 986]
Photographs show the festivities and activities arranged for people at Batoche SK. Included are images of two women walking in front of a van on a highway, a large tent with a stage set up for musical instruments and sound equipment for Radio Canada, children having their faces painted by a woman in [a clown?] costume, and a man speaking at a microphone, June 29, 1985. [Published July 2, 1985]
