Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Business cards of staff of the American Philosophical Society.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Concerns materials at the American Philosophical Society.

Concerns Golla's perspective on work with Tseshaht people as an anthropologist.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni. Full name assumed, written as "J" (and Susan as "S").

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni. First name unknown.

Request to postpone visiting residency at the Smithsonian as a result of fieldwork at Port Alberni being successful. First name unknown.

Congratulatory card for the birth of a child.

Residents of Port Alberni.

Signed "Lizzie".

Likely Hilda Nookemis or Hilda Charles. Resident of Port Alberni.

Includes Hymes' analysis into verses and stanzas of a Nuu-chah-nulth text recorded by Sapir and Swadesh, "What mosquitos are made of" (5 p.), and Hymes' discussion of a paper by Golla for the AAA, 1989.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni. Jack is possibly Susan Golla's father (letter mentions "Fa Day").

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Mentions work at the Sunday Times. Appears to be sketch of a letter.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Includes a transcript of a 1949 letter in Nuu-chah-nulth regarding Morris Swadesh, originally given by "Captain Jack" to Charlie Watts.

Query about inclusion of Golla paper on Nuu-chah-nulth into "American Rebirth", edited with Richard Slobodin.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Includes many reports on Golla's research at Port Alberni, and contracts for the deposit of the fieldnotes at the museum.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Report of fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Includes discussion of Tseshaht place names.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni. Abbreviated to "WCS".

Director of the National Museum of Man (Canadian Museum of History). Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Discusses fieldwork in Port Alberni.

The majority of these notebooks are in a narrative diary form, describing Golla's life and fieldwork in Port Alberni, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, working with Nuu-chah-nulth people. They are ordered chronologically.

Restrictions on Access: Access to this subseries is currently restricted pending evaluation for private information. Some portions of materials may be restricted from reproduction where they contain personal information disclosed in confidence.

Contains Golla's poetry in French and English.

Loose notes from AAA meetings, San Francisco, December 1975; notes on Nuu-chah-nulth researchers and community members; interactions; other conferences.

Notes on Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni, including detailed descriptions of potlatches and genealogy.

Notes on Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni, including ceremonies for women, religion, and place names. Contents listing on front cover.

Loose notes describing a "make-up party at Ruby's"; notebook describing Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni, including territories, potlatches, games, and a reservation school.

With additional marginalia added later.

Lexica elicited from Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni.

Includes field notebooks entries May 11 thorugh August 1, 1976. Also includes notes that extend into 1978 on correspondence sent and received, expenses, potlatch gifts, notes on tapes and film.

Notebook from Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes birth practices and a Ditidaht ("Nitinat") funeral.

Mostly miscellaneous, but includes discussions of a potlatch, a funeral, child-rearing, and a conference in Chicago.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes Evelyn George's potlatch, a wedding, ghosts, religion, and identity.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Includes a wedding, religion and identity, a potlatch, child-rearing, house-warming, and stories.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Includes Christmas, "Ts" (Tseshaht?) houses ca.1911-1920, conversation about schooling, and a fragment of an origin legend.

Lexica.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Lexicon recorded with "JG".

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Includes birthdays, genealogies, Chiefs, a wake, language discussions, a potlatch, and other notes.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. More personal notes, in diary fashion.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Includes purchasing a house, lexica, and descriptions of masks.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Detailed, including funerals, potlucks, and personal information.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Includes funeral, potlucks, naming children, medicine, song rights, politics, local economy.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork in Port Alberni. Includes comments on old song tapes, place names, whaling rivalry, and chronology of colonial contact.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes the Makah museum opening, a wedding, and a christening.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes fishing, a funeral, potluck, and doctors.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Mostly from interview with "JH". Includes comments on Edward Sapir's songs, potlatches, girls' puberty, and tuccha.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes notes on recordings, potlucks, lexica, genealogies, songs, religion (Bahai and Christian).

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes housing, a funeral, baby shower, Chiefs, seat adoption, kinship, marriage, childbearing.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes a Watts family dinner, a trip to Pacheena, and a funeral.

Nuu-chah-nulth fieldwork at Port Alberni. Includes a potlatch, funeral, basketry class, and personal notes.

Includes Golla's "Eulogy for Adam Shewish," dated 1/4/1990.

This subseries consists of mostly ethnographic field notes from Port Alberni. Although it includes some original notes, most of the subseries is typeset notes derived from these and the notebooks (Subseries I), then variously arranged into subjects, as reflected in this finding aid.

At the end of the subseries are "copies" or "extras" as noted by Golla, that have been kept as it is difficult to verify if they are included elsewhere in the subseries.

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Various fieldnotes on the topic of childrearing, pregnancy, and birth.

Description of event.

Handwritten notes on the passing of JG.

Includes discussion of white fostering, politics, and various other topics.

Handwritten and typeset fieldnotes on interfamilial disputes, Christmas dinner, "evening at CC's", and more.

Various fieldnotes on the topic of food, including at potlatches.

Various notes, including Friendship Center Supper, kinship, Christmas Dinner at Friendship Center, and dinner for Phillip George's family.

Various fieldnotes on the topic of funerals.

Various fieldnotes on the topic of Indigenous identity. Includes Native Studies Week Schedule.

Handwritten and typeset notes detailing potlatch extensively.

Handwritten and typeset notes on KR's preparation and the memorial itself, for KR's grandchild.

Various fieldnotes on the topic of marriage.

Includes genealogical and kinship names, women as chiefs, and a sketch of the Shewish crest.

Mostly copies of other folders, but with a few original pages.

Conversation transcribed from tapes (52 p. each, duplicated, possibly slight differences).

Includes description of the birth of Sonny Edward Shewish (15 p. each, duplicated, second has changes).

Various fieldnotes on the topic of potlatches, including the wolf ritual and puberty ceremonies.

Two versions (7 p. each).

Details which notes within this series have been typed, copied, coded, and sent.

On the wedding of Ramona Gus'Da's daughter.

Various fieldnotes on the topic of seeing the dead/ghosts.

Mostly a typeset transcript. Also includes handwritten notes from the feast, and the period prior to the wedding. Several copies are in this folder, some with redacted information.

Various fieldnotes on the topic of weddings, most of AP.

Golla indicates that these are duplicates of other materials. They have been kept as it is difficult to be certain that they are present elsewhere. They have not been fully processed.

Research toward NEH grant number RE-20820-89, "Legends of the Nootka: An Annotated Edition of Selected Texts Collected by Edward Sapir". Project ran with the assistance of Suzanne Rose between 1988 and 1992, and could not be completed.

Some marginalia.

Golla's interlinear text (ca. 40 p.); glossary of names (4 p.).

Typeset versions of texts 126 to 139, with comments by presumably Suzanne Rose.

Three notebooks containing Nuu-chah-nulth with English translation, including lexical discussions.

Minor marginalia.

From the Canadian Museum of Civilization (now Canadian Museum of History). Two copies, 21 p. each, with slightly varying marginalia.

Full (vii + 48 p.) and partial versions, one with note from Ken Lincoln to Arnold Krupat.

Includes discussions of narrative structure, kinship, genealogical charts, and movement.

Several xeroxes (15 p. each), each with different marginalia.

Glossary of names (5 p.); copy of original typeset version with partially filled glosses; note on context of the story (1 p.); handdrawn genealogical sketches and map (3 p.). Original folder also includes notes.

English handwritten and Nuu-chah-nulth typeset, with abundant marginalia, as well as handdrawn maps, and genealogies.

Typeset line-by-line translations (ca. 31 p.); handwritten notes (ca. 4 p.); copy of notebook with marginalia.

Family tree (1 p.); copy of notebook with minor marginalia; computer printout of interlinear text (1 p.).

Typeset interlinear text (23 p.); place names in the text (3 p.); typeset text with line translation (4 p.); copies of notebook with marginalia; computer printout of notes to text (4 p.).

Typeset free translation (2 p.); notes (2 p.); copy of notebook with marginalia.

Handwritten notes by Golla (4 p.); copy of notebook and typescript with marginalia; typeset free translation (2 p.).

Typeset free translation (1 p.); copies of 's notebook with marginalia.

Copy of notebook with minor marginalia.

Multiple versions of interlinear texts with abundant marginalia.

Notes including a rough translation (1 p.); copies of notebook with marginalia.

Copies of notebook with marginalia.

Originally told by Tyee Bob, 1914. Golla's typeset English free translation (2 p.); printed version of notebook from microfilm, with Golla's marginalia; typeset interlinear version, some translations for which are provided by John Thomas of Arima (34 p.).

Xeroxes with marginalia by Golla.

Several interlinear texts, "pre May 1991" edits.

Ceremonial terms and group names in at least texts 128 and 131.

Correspondence is with the National Endowment for the Humanities, American Philosophical Society, Suzanne Rose, Barry Carlson, Victor Golla and others. Includes resumes of Susan Golla, Barry Carlson and Suzanne Rose.

Includes list of Sapir's unpublished Nuu-chah-nulth texts.

Proposal for NEH project (30 p.); other associated pages.

Xerox of part of item W2a.8 in the ACLS Collection at the American Philosophical Society, with Golla's marginalia.

"From Victor Golla 1985". Brief listing of texts and consultants.

Copy of notebooks (texts unidentified).

Notes on Nuu-chah-nulth sources (mostly linguistic).

Includes some of Golla's notes and genealogical charts.

Pages 47-48 of item A A 30 B24A, "Barkley, Mrs. Frances: Reminiscences".

Catalogue number VII-F-110ab at the Canadian Museum of History (formerly National Museum of Man), deposited by Franz Boas.

Includes an index to recipes in unnamed "Kwakiutl texts".

Genealogical chart.

Genealogy charts connecting Swadesh's fieldnotes with Golla's contemporaries; handdrawn maps of villages and houses; more genealogies of Tom Toochie and others; xeroxes of Swadesh's fieldnotes with marginalia, from the American Philosophical Society, likely in the ACLS Collection (Mss.497.3.B63c); other notes.

Hand-drawn family trees and notes.

Includes several large folded items.

Much is copies of "Genealogies - originals", with additional details including dates.

Index cards matching abbreviations used in Golla's Port Alberni fieldwork to full names.

Index cards for subjects in materials numbered approximately 1-10.

Indexes to wax cylinder recordings of Edward Sapir's Nuu-chah-nulth songs held at the Canadian Museum of History (formerly National Museum of Man), that were transferred to cassette and sent to Golla, with correspondence detailing this (10 p.); "Correlation of Sapir recordings with Roberts and Swadesh 1955" (4 p.); other associated handwritten notes (5 p.).

List of dates of parties, weddings, potlatches, potlucks, funerals, etc.

Handwritten notes from conversation with MS [Shewish].

Handouts by Ken Whistler and Mary Haas on body parts suffixes, personal and placename suffixes, aspect conditioning, etc.

Copies of manuscripts of the American Philosophical Society. Personal names in English and Nuu-chah-nulth.

Various maps of Port Alberni, some traced, some indicating places of residence.

Includes pp.55-60 and 146-168, an appendix to place names, and maps of Vancouver Island. Accompanying folder indicates it may be part of the dissertation submitted to Columbia University.

Several sketch maps, some folded.

Paper ranges from index cards to letter paper. Various notes from fieldwork that could not be easily individually described.

Includes 9 of Tom's own names.

Xeroxes of likely Morris Swadesh's typeset and handwritten notes.

Interlinear text.

Words about a ceremony from an unidentified text.

Mostly xerox of the publication with marginalia.

Includes bibliographic lists.

Typeset and handwritten notes, some possibly unrelated.

Includes lists of those present at weddings and memorial services.

On the memoirs of Father Brabant.

Quotations and notes from unidentified publication "copied from a transcript loand by Alf. W. Carmichael by C. E. Browne, Mar, 1954".

Item is torn.

Handwritten notes, mostly quotations (8 p.); xerox of source material.

Quotations from a text on the Nuu-chah-nulth "king".

Partially by "Denis" (likely Denis St. Claire).

Nuu-chah-nulth personal names with sources and occasional genealogical charts.

Alphabetized list of personal names in English and Nuu-chah-nulth.

Xeroxes from Philip Drucker Papers, Manuscript 4516, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution.

Handwritten notes.

Handwritten notes on Nuu-chah-nulth poopulations, drawn from various sources.

Summary of unidentified school attendance rates, etc, by Dolly Watts.

Notes on conversation with MS (Margaret Shewish).

Xeroxes of Sapir's typeset notes (ethnographic, texts) from the ACLS Collection (Mss.497.3.B63c), American Philosophical Society, with some marginalia.

Copies of censuses of Opitchesaht [Hupacasath] Band and Seashaht [Tseshaht] Band, with additional list, plus marginalia.

Includes discussion of land rights treaties.

Genealogy chart. Several slightly different copies, one with heavy marginalia.

Includes English-language translations are for "The Legend of Eut-Le-Ten" and "Sagen", copy of part of Franz Boas' "Tsimshian Mythology" (1916) with marginalia, Golla's handwritten notes, and lists of George Hunt's texts within the publication.

Letter from Susan Golla to John Dewhirst dated March 1 1989, concerning the importance of salmon in Tseshaht/Sheshaht ceremonies, and geneaological information.

Related material: See also Series 4, "Cultural Context of Salmon Among the Sheshaht".

Includes genealogies, place names, rites and ceremonies.

Items xeroxed from an unidentified source, mostly consisting of reports and letters from Barkley Sound, ca. 1858-1862.

Application to the Public Health Service. Includes curriculum vitae.

Dissertation on "continuity and change in the culture" among the Tseshaht and Hupacasath of Port Alberni, Vancouver Island, submitted to Columbia University, 1986. Title pages (2 p.); abstract (2 p.); outline of chapters (4 p.); notes, including list of recipients and inserts (ca. 15 p.). Complete dissertation is not present.

Lecture presetnted to Mellon Faculty Seminar ("Human Nature Itself"), Sarah Lawrence College.

Original manuscript delivered to the AAA Meetings, Denver, Colorado, 1984 (14 p.); revision, 1985 (28 p.); correspondence concerning publication with James M. Nyce and Stanley Holwitz, 1985-1986 (13 p.); correspondence with James M. Nyce, 1991 (1 p.); revision with Nyce's marginalia (17 p.).

M.A. thesis submitted to George Washington University. Includes marginalia.

Mostly notes on publications and printed material. Includes: list of village names in publications of Dorsey and Murie; tables on ceremonies and use of materials; notes on "Vision Songs of the White Beaver Ceremony"; other notes from publications by James Dorsey, John Brown Dunbar, James R. Murie, Preston Holder, William Duncan Strong, Jack Thomas Hughes, Ralph Linton, Alice Fletcher; genealogies relating to Chief Big Eagle; printed materials with marginalia.

Typeset manuscript (119 p., in reverse order); figure showing the genealogy of the Watts and Gus families (1 p.); letter from John Dewhirst, principal researcher, to Hugh Braker, barrister and solicitor, concerning Sheshaht ownership of the Somass River (2 p.).

Pages 1-93. Marginalia.

Bibliographies of Indigenous peoples of British Columbia, Canada, from various publications and with handwritten notes.

Xerox of a wordlist of Nuu-chah-nulth.

Paper presentated in a symposium on honor of Philip Drucker, Southern Anthropological Society Meetings, Lexington, Kentucky, April 13, 1978. Main manuscript (22 p.); appendices including xeroxes of plates of Northwest Coast (Nuu-chah-nulth) silkscreen prints (20 p.).

Map copied from the Public Archives of Canada, RGIOM 78903/45, item 30, microfiche 12833; copy of report to J. W. Powell, Indian Commissioner, dated September 23 1874 (55 p.); censuses of that period (13 p.); Golla's notes, including on Edward Sapir's censuses of 1920-1921 (ca. 15 p.).

Xerox, pages 562-605 of "Report of the Sixtieth Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science".

Stories of the Lillooet (St'at'imc), in English.

Xerox of item "Add Mss 794" from the British Columbia archives, with finding aid.

Possibly copy typed by Golla.

Letter from Benoit Theriault to Golla (1 p.); xeroxes of catalogue cards for Gwich'in and Tsuu T'ina/Tsuut'ina materials of Edward Sapir (8 p.); bound finding aid (ca. 15 p.).

Partial xerox.

"To Sue by Pebbles". Drawing of Susan Golla and the village (at or near Port Alberni?).

Xerox of pages from unknown manuscript, with Golla's notes.

Xerox with marginalia.

Specifically refers to Gastronomic Categories (food).

Xerox of pages 7-11 of a larger manuscript on Nuu-chah-nulth people of Port Alberni.

Includes xeroxes "sea stories/Kwayatsapalth" and "Some Thoughts About Wilson Duff", with images of Hamilton's artwork.

Presented at the Thirteenth International Conference on Salish Languages, University of Victoria, August 17-19, 1978.

Presented at the Northwest Coast Studies Conference, Simon Fraser University, May 12-16, 1976.

Full title: "A Spanish Voyage to Vancouver and the Northwest Coast of America: Being the Narrative of the Voyage Made in the Year 1792 by the Schooners Sutil and Mexicana to Explore the Strait of Fuca". Xeroxed sections with marginalia; Golla's typeset notes (3 p.).

Provisional version. Illustrated alphabet of Nuu-chah-nulth (illustrations by Johnston).

Includes Golla's notes (2 p.).

Manuscript (28 p.); notes (7 p.).

Low quality xerox.

Two copies of the manuscript, one complete (19 p.) and one partial, with different marginalia; and xeroxes of card files indicating locations of materials (2 p.).

Pages 80-87 and 136-144 of a PhD thesis delivered to the University of Washington, including section on "Wolf-Killerwhale Concepts".

Presented at the Northwest Coast Studies Conference, Simon Fraser University, May 12-16, 1976.

Joseph H. David, Nuu-chah-nulth, is attributed as artist.

Xerox of pages 163-187 only, "The Social Organization of the Kwakiutl".

Leaflet on masks created by Joe David, of the Tla-o-qui-aht Nuu-chah-nulth. Includes images of masks.

Xerox of pages 15-21 of a publication, with marginalia.

Georgetown Roundtable, March 18, 1977. Includes notes.

Several versions of "Children's Song (collected by the Berndts from Ooldea in the west of South Australia)", interlinear text, as well as table of the Eastern Pomo personal noun class, and a map (contains "Clear Lake", unknown location).

Two different versions of manuscript (7 p. each); Golla's comments (8 p.).

Address to the B.C. Native Indian Teachers' Association, Alert Bay.

Xerox of working manuscript, eventually edited and published by Douglas R. Parks, with Golla's marginalia and contents listing.

Xerox of working manuscript, eventually edited and published by Douglas R. Parks, with Golla's marginalia and contents listing.

Xerox of working manuscript, eventually edited and published by Douglas R. Parks, with Golla's marginalia and contents listing.

Xerox of working manuscript, eventually edited and published by Douglas R. Parks, with Golla's marginalia and contents listing.

Xerox of working manuscript, eventually edited and published by Douglas R. Parks, with Golla's marginalia and contents listing.

Xerox of working manuscript, eventually edited and published by Douglas R. Parks, with Golla's marginalia and contents listing.

Xerox of working manuscript, eventually edited and published by Douglas R. Parks, with Golla's marginalia and contents listing.

Map of British Columbia Native territories. Produced by FM Studio for the Children's Project.

Main manuscript, an MA thesis to the University of Washington (102 p.); notes (6 p.).

"History of Indian Education" by Bob Sterling (1974, 2 p.); transcript of talk by Gloria Webster, Alert Bay (4 p.); "Teachers' Concerns About Indian Students" (1 p.).

Whiteley, Peter: "Naming, Identity, and Personhood in Hopi Society" (16 p.); Walker, Willard: "Participation, Revivification, and Magic at Zuni" (12 p.); Mauzé, Marie: "The Concept of the Person Among the Kwagul Indians" (18 p.); correspondence from Peter Whiteley (1 p.); notes by Golla (2 p.). See also Miller, Jay: "Tsimshian 'Person' in Cultural Perspective" (same series).

Conference at the University of British Columbia.

Xerox of possibly typeset copy, marked as "Section Five". Includes other similar pages on "Roman Catholic Missions at Alberni".

Author unidentified.

Nuu-chah-nulth dissertation submitted to the University of Victoria. Pages i-113 plus notes and marginalia.

Nuu-chah-nulth dissertation submitted to the University of Victoria. Pages 114-238 plus marginalia.

Nuu-chah-nulth dissertation submitted to the University of Victoria. Pages 239-355 plus marginalia.

Xerox with marginalia.

Xeroxed article (14 p.); Golla's notes, including lexica and the consultants' relationships to contemporaneous residents (19 p.).

Pages 232-243 and 351-367 of Queens Quarterly, 1921.

Xerox of article in IJAL.

Xerox of publication with marginalia (37 p.); notes on morphemes present in the text (23 p.).

Xerox with marginalia. In Hastings, James (ed.), "Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics" vol. 12 (Edinburgh: T & T Clark).

Some duplicated sections. Includes letter from Hugh A. Watts ("Tuffy") to all band councils, dated September 1979, and lists of Chiefs and Chief Councillors, 1976.

Some may be duplicates of other folders within this series.

Manuscript on Nuu-chah-nulth place names, with special appreciation for Adam Shewish and Margaret Shewish (122 p.); blank maps of the region (15 p.); "Nootka-Nitinat" orthography by Randy Bouchard (2 p.); letter from St. Claire to Golla, dated 1986 (2 p.).

Revised from 1970 version.

Xeroxed pages from publication (3 p.); notes on publication (4 p.); notes on "Walker 1982" (mostly quotations, ca. 20 p.).

Xerox of publication with marginalia.

"Typed copy 1973", with abundant marginalia, and a student paper by Jeri Juanita Jaeger for Mary Haas titled "Nootka: A Supplementary Lexicon" (11 p.).

Related material: Original of the Swadesh section is item W2a.12 in the American Council of Learned Societies Committee on Native American Languages Collection, American Philosophical Society.

Xerox of copy of Swadesh's dissertation, given to Mary Haas. Includes at least one interspersed note leaf by Golla.

Xerox of publication (pp.76-93); notes (3 p.).

Xerox of the unpublished MA thesis, with Golla's marginalia.

"Taped by Will Eggen". Xeroxes of English translations of tapes, including the Jackson, Regi and Cootes families.

Author also known as Waƛawayaqus.

Partial xerox of a publication by the Royal Geographic Society Journal, v.39, 1869.

Xerox of publication pages 158-209, plus Golla's notes (3 p.) on Quimper and Pantoya.

Pages 52-59 of the book, on the Ahousat war.

Photocopy of typeset manuscript (some pages missing, plus maps and correspondence), plus notes by Golla.

With Golla's marginalia.

The subseries contains an incomplete set of Ha-Shilth-Sa, the newspaper of record for the Nuu-chah-nulth communities of Vancouver Island, from 1976-1989. "Ha-Shilth-Sa," which means "interesting news," is based in Port Alberni, British Columbia. As of the writing of this note in 2016, it continues to be published, now online as well, and refers to itself as "Canada's oldest First Nations newspaper."

"A recreation and entertainment supplement to the Alberni Valley Times"

Travel supplement to Alberni Valley Times.

Xeroxed articles concerning the boarding school and its closure; Golla's handwritten notes; a letter from Anne W. Holt of Alberni District Historical Society with a list of individuals and organizations that may have information regarding the school.

Clippings of articles regarding Pacific Northwest, including Meares Island blockade and Skagit Indian smoked salmon.

A "journal devoted to the enjoyment and the conservation--perhaps even restoration--of Vancouver Island's natural resources." Published by Tsitika Publications, Victoria, B.C. Folder contains volume 1, numbers 1 and 3-7.