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Rev. Neil K. Campbell Fonds: Photographs related to Indian Residential Schools.
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Rev. Neil Kenneth Campbell (1915-2000) was ordained after studying theology in Winnipeg in 1944. He served the United Church in The Pas, Atlantic Avenue in Winnipeg, and Knox in Port Arthur, Ontario (now Thunder Bay). Rev. Campbell then became Superintendent of Home Missions for Manitoba Conference in 1960, and remained in that position until his retirement in June of 1966.
Number of Images in the Fonds: 972 colour slides depicting northern and First Nations communities in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario, predominant in the 1960s, including churches, residential schools, homes, ministers, teachers and students and a dramatic production entitled ‘Who Will Go For Us?’ It is probable that slides 832 to 956 were given to Campbell by Ada M. Freeman, an active layperson. She was married to Rev. E.G. Freeman, a prominent United Church minister.
Date Range of Images: 1942 – 1966
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- Photos related to Indian Residential Schools
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Photos related to Indian Residential Schools
Number of Images in this Gallery: 111 (this is all the photos in the fonds related to Indian Residential Schools)
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This is only a sampling of the photographs in the fonds. All of the images in the fonds have been digitized and are available upon request. Please contact the Keeper of the Archives.
Number of Images in this Gallery: 33
