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2 adults with 3 children in front of home
adult on left wearing kuspuk with women's belt to hold child wearing traditional fur, other two children, along with adult on right are wearing western-influenced clothing
King Island Family Standing in front of house
A King Islander family dressed in traditional kuspuks and parkas. The young children are also wearing unique hats.
Written on back of photo Names from left to right: James Iloarnak, Joanna Ighittiuna, Theresa Manoak?, Leo Kunnuk?, Mary Aakuk.…
Written on back of photo Names from left to right: James Iloarnak, Joanna Ighittiuna, Theresa Manoak?, Leo Kunnuk?, Mary Aakuk.…
Two Young King Islander Girls Standing in Snow
Appears to be two young females wearing parkas and mukluks.
Group of five in front of building
"St. Joseph's Church Nome, Alaska" (on back of photo). Adult and child to left in picture appear to be wearing western influenced clothing. The two people to the left are wearing kuspuks over their parkas. The child to the left appears to be wearing…
King Islander man, woman, and child
A winter photo of a King Islander man, woman, and child in front of a buiding. There is snow on the ground. Written on back of photograph: "Wondering what will be next. Hurry up and leave me alone ... he may thinks."
Large group of King Islander men, women, and children
Appears to include 4 adult women, 2 adult men, and 8 King Islander children. Some traditional and some western clothing
King Islanders-2 males, 1 female, and 3 children
This is a picture of King Islanders standing in front of a building. The two men and two children on the right are wearing more westernized attire or suits. And the female on the left has a baby on her back and appears to be wearing traditional…
Six people in front of building
Leftmost child wearing kuspuk, middle child wearing kuspuk, rightmost child wearing parka, leftmost female wearing kupuk over parka, middle female wearing parka and leftmost male adult wearing kuspuk
Four in Front of Building
Two adults and two children wearing mukluks, kuspuks, and parkas.
Two male King Islanders
Two male King Islanders wearing hats. One appears to be wearing traditional clothing. The other is wearing western clothing.