And at nights you get hungry but what are you supposed to eat? We don’t get nothing.
Mandel Old Woman- It’s Making Me Hurt
Tag: Senior boys dormitory
Mandel Old Woman- Every Little Thing You Get Punished For
It’s just so miserable out there. You never get to see your parents. Sometimes I have to stay at the at the residential for I say maybe, sometimes for two three weeks there, nobody’s around
Allan Stevens- It Was Bad What they Call Residential School
If we are late for supper, the following weekend we don’t go home. We were held back at the school
Marcel Muskego- It Wasn’t Easy Being There
Not in public but they had the classroom doors open, they had a stool they’re out in the hallway and they put me there and they gave it to me. They had the doors open so other students can hear me cry out.
Things like that happened all… just anytime…
John Janvier- I Was Lonely All the Time
There was a big room like this with cots and we each had our own little cot, and at nights, some nights there’ll be full moon. So I used to go to the window and look at the moon, and I talk to the moon. I used to ask the moon, “if you’re, if you are shining on my parents? Are you the same moon, shining on my parents?”
Gary Williams- If your Kid Dies Here it’s Unnoticed
At times I would write a letter back to home, and they would drop it into the mailbox here so that they can deliver it in town or get the post person to. There was no phones, so, like the people say, if your kid dies here, it’s unnoticed.
Gary Williams- That’s What Really Hurt Me
I didn’t get to see my brother all that time. Maybe they brought him in later or different time or whatever… but it really hurts me to this day that, that four, four months passed, and I didn’t see him. Even though we were in the same dorm, not same dorm, but the same side of the building. I still didn’t see him four months, and that’s what really hurt me.
Gary Williams- This is your Dorm and Your Number
We had our lunch and then they hauled us into a dorm and all together, sort of get together meeting about the rules and everything. “This is your dorm and your number,” and so and, “this is where you reside until we tell you to move.”
Larry Water Chief- It Happened at the Senior Dorm
They said they told us to fold up our clothes and tie them with a belt, and from the fire escape to throw them right to the ground floor, and there, when it was time, we followed the older boys.
Carriage House Fourth Floor
The Fourth Floor/Attic of Poundmaker’s Lodge Carriage House. This Space Originally Served as a Dormitory and Infirmary for the Edmonton Indian Residential School. It is Notable for the Large Amount of Children’s Graffiti Found on Various Walls. Click on the triangle to load the point cloud. Labels on the point cloud indicate past room functions.