Accession 2010-023 is comprises of reproduction photographs created by the Shingwauk Project staff. Original photographs remained with Kirkpatrick family until 2016 when the original photo album was donated by Loran Graham (granddauther of Georgia Kirkpatrick) to the Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre as part of accession 2016-009.
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Researchers must adhere to applicable copyright law and privacy legislation. Reproductions depend on fragility of originals.
Basic conservation performed during processing.
.2 m of graphic material.
36 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm
1 photo album.
Georgia (Georgie) Kirkpatrick Wright (1903-1984) was born in Diligent River, near Parrsboro, Nova Scotia on September 18, 1903. Georgia graduated from Mount Allison University, in Sackville, New Brunswick. She taught at Shingwauk Indian Residential School from 1923-1926. In 1926 her father wrote a letter to the school, asking that she be excused from her duties and sent home to care for her mother, who was dying of cancer. She returned home immediately and her mother died a few months later.
On July 11, 1927 Georgia married Perley W. Wright, a pharmacist, and later, mayor, in Parrsboro. They had five children. Georgia was president of the local Red Cross for many years, during the Depression she worked to serve those impacted the hardest. Later, she devoted herself to helping soldiers who were fighting overseas in World War II. Georgia also wrote the occasional article for the Halifax Chronicle-Herald.
She and her husband had a house and a cottage in Parrsboro. Her husband died in 1965 and she died on February 14, 1984. The house is now owned by one of her grandsons. The cottage, on the shore of the Minas Basin of the Bay of Fundy is currently enjoyed by her five children, twenty-one grandchildren, and many great-grandchildren.
Georgina was always very proud of her Shingwauk photograph album. She always spoke fondly of the children she had taught there. Georgia was especially fond of one boy, Earnest Pine, who she thought of often after leaving Shingwauk. She is remembered as a kind, gracious woman, who always saw the decency in others.
Pictured above.
Fonds comprises photographs of students, staff, buildings, and activities at the Shingwauk Indian Residential School from 1923-1926.
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Includes: Hughie Chippewa, Clifford Dodge, Isaac Sagum, John Oake, Bertram Kabiosa, Ernest Pine, Patrick Pine, and Wilfred Assance.
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Florence Pine was the great-granddaughter of Chief Shingwauk. The attached document, "Story of Florence Pine" is written by Janice Toulouse, daughter of Florence Pine, about Florence's life after Shingwauk. The second photograph was also added by Janice Toulouse, and shows Florence in the 1960s.
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Georgia Wright
1.5 cm of graphic material.- 1 photograph album.
Full page scans of the photograph "Snap shot" album taken by Georgia Wright in 1926. The first PDF is the fronts of the photographs and the album pages with written notes, the second PDF is the backs of the photographs that have handwritten notes on them. Scanned by SRSC staff in May 2016.
Lorna Graham
0.1 cm of textual records.
Donation form filled out by Lorna Graham, granddaughter of Georgia Wright. Outlines the description and background information about the donation of the "Snapshot album".