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Full color photography page from a book, showing three replica birchbark canoes gathered near a section of the rocky shore that's further into the water. The water is as smooth as glass. Fog obscures the background.

Tete-de-Boule Birchbark

One canoe in the Chicago Maritime Museum collection is a replica of a Tete-de-Boule birchbark 14-feet long built by the late Ralph Frese for the television mini-series “Centennial” starring Richard Chamberlin and Robert Conrad.

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