File:Igorotte Village at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909 (MOHAI 3353).jpg

English:

Individuals pictured are, from left to right: Miss Columbia in the center, her brother Norman Smith holding Chief Aputik's hand, Esther Eneutseak holding her daughter Florence, and Zachariah Zad.

Caption on image: Igorotte tribe at Igorotte village, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, Wash. 1909, Official Post Card. Postmarked August 3, 1909, from Bellingham, Wash.; one-cent stamp. Handwritten on verso: Dear Aunt You, we arrived here save [sic] & sound & were not sick. Stuart was so glad to see me that he hid his head. Say Aunt You I left my best black dress behind a skirt & waist, don't let any one monky [sic] with it & send it home to me with Ines when she comes if she stays. Nan. To long I shall have to have it expressed. Addressed to Mrs. George Naden in Kent, Wash.

• Subjects (LCTGM): Exhibitions--Washington (State)--Seattle; Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (1909 : Seattle, Wash." Igorot (Philippine people)--Washington (State)--Seattle
• People: Eneutseak, Columbia

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Assuming that is accurate about the people depicted in the center, that would men that some of the Inuit (and in Nancy Columbia's case a non-Inuit impersonating an Inuit) were here from the "Inuit Village", posed amidst the "Igorotte" (all of whom appear to have been Filipino, but almost certainly not all Igorot_.