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Big Bear Fort Pitt 1884

Photomechanical copy catalogued as Big Bear and another unidentified man at Fort Pitt, with other people in the background.

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Publisher / custodian
Our Legacy; University of Saskatchewan Archives
Source date
1884
Source type
Archival record
Format
Photograph
Regions
Saskatchewan
Peoples / communities
Plains Cree
Treaties
Treaty 6
Creator
Not identified in the archive record
Item identifier
F364-1-Fort-BigBear (Box 1)
Item date
1884
Holding institution
University of Saskatchewan Archives

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Record checked
2026-09-30

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Copy-ready citation

Our Legacy; University of Saskatchewan Archives. Big Bear Fort Pitt 1884. 1884. https://library.usask.ca/ourlegacy/search.php?query=28099. Record checked 2026-09-30.

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