Gabriel Dumont A photograph, dated 1885, of Gabriel Dumont, Métis leader during the North-West Rebellion. Dumont was also a member of the provisional Métis government declared in the District of Saskatchewan in 1885. This print of the photograph was made in Langdon, North Dakota. Written in black ink on the back of the photograph is "Gabriel Dumont, the famous halfbreed plainsman, who was the leader of Riel's armed forces in the second rebellion. He was a powerful man physically and gave ample evidence of skill and courage. He was in command at Duck Lake, Fish Creek, and Batoche. This a rare photograph, taken in Dakota after the rebellion. [To go with article on Strange's Column, 1885 R. G. MacBeth]". UM_pc255_A98-015_001_0001_00​5_0001 University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections PC 255 (A.98-15), Box 1, Folder 1, Item 5 still image English cre Salter & Taylor United States North Dakota Langdon ??/?//1885 Photographs Métis Soldiers Kings and rulers Dumont, Gabriel 1837-1906 Kenneth Hayes Collection (North-West Rebellion) uofm:hayes 10719/hayes uofm:9178 10719/9178 image/tif For copyright information please contact <a href="mailto:archives@umanitoba.ca">archives@umanitoba.ca</a>