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P2011-08 - Moorby - Stringer Hall (1968). Source: The General Synod Archives, Anglican Church of Canada.

Stringer Hall (NWT)

Dates of Operation
September 1, 1959 - June 30, 1975
Description
Stringer Hall opened in 1959 as part of a federal government education and related construction program that established central non-denominational day schools in larger northern communities in combination with “large hostels” to house students attending the schools. In Inuvik this shift intersected with a decision to move the community of Aklavik, thought to be too flood prone, to Inuvik. Control of the facility was transferred to the Territorial government in 1969, but the Anglican Church continued to operate the school under a new contract with the Territorial government until it closed. (National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation)
Denomination
Anglican Church of Canada

More Information

Alternate Name(s)
Aklavik East Three Hostel Anglican
Anglican Hostel at Inuvik
Anglican Residence Inuvik
Inuvik Anglican Hostel
Inuvik Federal Hostel Anglican
New Aklavik Hostel Anglican
Stringer Hall Hostel
Stringer Hall Pupil Residence
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Map Information

Location
"Point is on the site of Stringer Hall. The building no longer exists. It is in the same block as Grollier Hall and Sir Alexander Mackenzie Federal School (Latitude 68.357371, Longitude -133.719193)" (Orlandini, 2019). 
Location Credit
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation and Rosa Orlandini. The school/hostel location data was collected by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission / National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, Morgan Hite (Atlas of Indian Residential Schools of Canada), Stephanie Pyne (Residential Schools Land Memory Mapping Project) and Rosa Orlandini (Map and GIS Librarian, York University Libraries). The location data and associated attribute data was enhanced, revised and updated by Rosa Orlandini, in consultation with the Archivists at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.
Location Source
Orlandini, Rosa, 2019, "Residential Schools Locations Dataset (Shapefile format)", https://doi.org/10.5683/SP2/FJG5TG, Borealis, V3, UNF:6:TTc1mMvx2BlBqBgIN05xVw== [fileUNF]

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