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Seven Oaks Album, pages 29-30

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Photo by James Penrose
Winnipeg
1871-1880

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Photo by James Penrose
Winnipeg
1871-1880

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George inkster & J. Mckay

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Photo by Ryder Larsen
Red River Settlement
1866 - 1871

This photo shows George Thomas Inkster, the family's youngest child around the age of 20. He's with an unidentified man labelled J. McKay.

Moccasins with suits were a popular style for men around Red River until the 1870s. Shortly after this photo was taken, George would travel south to Minnesota and the Dakotas.

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Photo by Charles A. Zimmerman
​St. Paul, Minnesota
c.1880s-1890s

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Photo by Ewing & Co.
Toronto, Ontario
c.1860s-1880s

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Photo by Duffin & Caswell
Winnipeg
1877-1880

A note on the back reads:
Vous ête bien joli 
"You are very pretty."

We don't know who this mysterious francophone gentleman was, but it seems like he was trying to court a few Inkster ladies:
A matching photo without the inscription was found in a photo album belonging to Mary Tod Inkster.


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​Photo by Alex Henderson
Montreal
c.1870s

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Seven Oaks House Museum & Ross House Museum sit on Treaty One land: The traditional territory of the Anishinaabeg and Ininíwak, the land of the Dakota and the homeland of the Red River Métis.

Contact us:

Tracey Turner - Curator / Manager
[email protected]

Seven Oaks House Museum

204-339-7429
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50 Mac Street, Winnipeg, MB

​Ross House Museum

204-942-5396
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140 Meade Street North, Winnipeg, MB

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        • New Beginnings (1940s-1960s)
      • Research >
        • Harriet Inkster & McGowan Park
        • George Thomas Inkster
        • Material Culture of the Inkster-Sinclair Women
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      • George Thomas Inkster Album
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        • Winnipeg 1884: Finding the Past in Our Present
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