Fort Good Hope on to Fort McPherson
After Fort Norman, Miriam Green Ellis stopped at Fort Good Hope. She took a number of photographs of the church affiliated with the community's Catholic Mission, lavishly decorated by Father Emile Petitot, and paid her respects at the cemetery. From here, she moved on to Fort McPherson, spending her time there with the Louchoux First Nation.
The Ramparts, at the entry to Fort Good Hope.
Alternate view of The Ramparts, at the entry to Fort Good Hope.
The chapel of the Roman Catholic Mission at Fort Good Hope.
The chapel of the Roman Catholic Mission at Fort Good Hope.
The chapel of the Roman Catholic Mission at Fort Good Hope.
A grave in the Gaudet cemetery plot at Fort Good Hope.
Graves of Eliza and Edouard Simon, Fort Good Hope cemetery.
Loucheux families pose for a group photo at Fort McPherson.
Two Loucheux First Nation women at Fort McPherson.
An elderly Loucheux couple at Fort McPherson, watching boats.