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The first typewritten page of Miriam Green Ellis' account of the last Cree First Nation Sun Dance at Hobbema of the early 20th century.

The first page of a typewritten manuscript page from one of Miriam Green Ellis' unfinished pieces, showing handwritten revisions. This piece is untitled

The second page of a typewritten manuscript page from one of Miriam Green Ellis' short stories, showing handwritten revisions. This piece is untitled.

A map detailing Miriam Green Ellis' route to Aklavik, created by the University of Alberta Press to accompany Travels and Tales of Miriam Green Ellis - Pioneer Journalist of the Canadian West (ed. Patricia Demers).

Acquired in honour of Scott Graham

University of Alberta students Marie Mitchell and Hazel Tillotson in their residence.

Mixed-media - questionnaire and pencils in envelopes, entry forms and rejection notices from various exhibitions. Also includes a note from Katherine C. Brugger regarding how Brown's submission was handled and shipped back to him.

Miriam Green Ellis, Wilfred Reid ("Wop") May and an unidentified man pose in front of one of Wop May's airplanes at the Lacombe airfield in 1920.

A portrait of a Fort Norman man, McCleary. Originally from Pittsburg, McCleary suffered from gangrene during a particularly long, hard and isolated winter and was forced to amputate his own toes with a jackknife. He survived alone for over four…