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The community is named after Captain C.F. Hall, a 19th-century American Arctic explorer. The traditional name of the community is Sanirajak, meaning "flat land" in Inuktituk.

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The DEW line site was built in 1955. The picture you see above was taken in 1960

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Modern picture of the airport. ( I couldn't find an old photo)

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Airport was built in 1957 to support the construction of the large FOX Main/Hall Beach DEW Line Station

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Here is the old nursing station that was built in somewhere between 1957-1959 That was burned down. The photo was taken at 1960.

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This is the picture of Federal Hostel in Igloolik, where Rachel went. Federal Hostel was part of the Northern Affairs Branch (NAB) launched in 1960.

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This Anglican Church was constructed in 1966 and the next year a federal day school was established.

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This is the modern three-bedroom houses today. There is more along the shore.

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By 1966, the community had 14 three-bedroom houses and 11 smaller houses.

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The Hudson's Bay Company was established in 1967.

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In the late 1960's when the community was expanding, four men were told to relocate the graves. The four men were Mossessie Ulluapak, Moses Allianaq, Isaac Namalik, and Simeonie Kaernerk

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This is the old Co-op store down by the beach of the Community Hall.

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The Co-op store began in 1973. Attempts to develop a carving industry do not seem to have flourished. Later a fishery was begun in nearby Hall Lake, but it only employed a few Inuit as fisherman, glazers, and packers.

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It isn't plowed down because there might be some kind of dust that causes lung problems