“Igloo” is derived from the Inuit word “igdlu” meaning “house.” It should actually be used to describe any Inuit or Eskimo dwelling, regardless of its construction. In the Eskimo culture, igloo ...

Dining Igloos are popping up at restaurants and hotels cross the country, offering memorable al fresco dining even when the ...

People and the land -- Igloo -- Living in an igloo -- Snow villages -- Traveling in the Arctic -- Other kinds of Eskimo houses -- Eskimos today -- Index Describes how an igloo is constructed and the ...

Twelve hundred miles north of the U.S. border, in a land of frozen inlets and howling winds, above the upper reaches of Hudson Bay, is Cape Dorset. Only a cluster of frame houses, snow huts and ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Formerly in the collection of Dr.

The Pajor family of Worthington enjoys drinks inside an igloo at Lumin Sky Bar & Kitchen. To adapt to the ever-changing landscape of providing hospitality during a pandemic, many bars and restaurants ...

When Limina built the first igloos at Tappo in 2018, he wasn’t sure whether they would catch on. He got the idea from a Wisconsin travel guide to construct the plastic dome-shaped structures on the ...