Kwakwaka'wakw Honouring Pole 1999 - Victoria, British Columbia - Outside Wooden Display Carvings on Waymarking.com

This pole is found in Thunderbird Park adjacent to the Royal British Columbia Museum.

At the top of the pole is a Thunderbird part of the Whonnock family crest. Below is a portrait of Gideon Whonnock followed by a grey whale a Henderson family crest. The white circles represent barnacles. The upside down head in the tail represents the late Sam Henderson and the face that is in the blow hole represents Johnathan Henderson, one of the carvers.

See detail by clicking on the present map and the individual totems at: (visit link)

Type of wood carving: Totem pole Artist's Name: Sean Whonnock, Johnathan Henderson Approximate size/height: 4 metres Type of wood: Cedar Other type: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   03/07/2022 Benicha visited it 10/22/2017 Lynx Humble visited it 08/19/2016 Ajosa visited it 08/11/2016 Kladings visited it 08/10/2015 johnny lightning visited it 03/28/2014 Papa Ski visited it 06/18/2013 The A-Team visited it 02/12/2013 petendot visited it

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