Gordon Day papers
MS-1117
Collection
Identifier: MS-1117
The collection contains photographs, photographic negatives, research journals, research papers, notes for addresses, article reprints, correspondence, reel to reel audio recordings of Iroquois language demonstrations and of Gordon Day. Also contains other ethnographic research materials related to the St. Frances Abenaki village at Odanak, Quebec, Canada and the history of the Abenaki, Algonquin and Iroquois tribes, with an emphasis on the Abenaki language.
Day was interested in the linguistics and genealogy of the native population at Odanak. A significant portion of the collection is a photographic essay created by Day's summer research assistant, William Bryant, and A.F. Whiting at the Dartmouth College Museum. The photo essay shows various native villages in New England (Mashpee, MA; Princeton, ME; Old Town, ME.) and a "Photographic Census" of inhabitants of Odanak, Quebec.
Day was interested in the linguistics and genealogy of the native population at Odanak. A significant portion of the collection is a photographic essay created by Day's summer research assistant, William Bryant, and A.F. Whiting at the Dartmouth College Museum. The photo essay shows various native villages in New England (Mashpee, MA; Princeton, ME; Old Town, ME.) and a "Photographic Census" of inhabitants of Odanak, Quebec.
Dates
- 1891; 1942-1993
Creator
- Day, Gordon Malcolm, 1911-1993 (Person)
Conditions Governing Access
Use of reel to reel tapes restricted.
Conditions Governing Use
Permission from Dartmouth College required for publication or reproduction.
Extent
13.5 linear ft. (1 boxes)
Overview
George M. Day (1911-1993) Anthropologist. Contains ethnographic research related to Abenaki settlements in New England and at Odanak, Quebec.
Creator
- Day, Gordon Malcolm, 1911-1993 (Person)
Repository Details
Part of the Rauner Special Collections Library Repository