Collection Name	University of Alaska, General File Vertical File--University of Alaska--Individuals
Identifier	UAF-1972-192-37
Title	Bailey's off campus living quarters
Description	Title taken from back of photograph . "Bailey's off campus living quarters and shared by mining engineering students in 1940 and 1941. The structure was built during the summer of 1939. The frame was built (?) of 2" x 6" rough hauled from a Fairbanks mill on a motor cycle side cars hauled evening after I did odd jobs around Fairbanks. The 2" X 6" lumber was very green and heavy spruce. The siding flooring, sheathing was from the concrete forms used on Lathrop's radio station about a mile to the east, being built at the same time. The roofing was from the slough at the foot of College hill which was used as a dump by the College for condemned buildings. Walls and ceiling were saw dust filled for insulation and provisions for refilling the walls from the ceiling. A celler for storing food with inside trap door was little used. Sough dough hot cakes were main staple also storm windows and 7 Bailey."
Subject.TGM	Cabins Structures Windows Country life Frontier & pioneer life Dwellings
Location	Fairbanks (Alaska)
Region	Interior Alaska
Time Period	1939 to 1959
Type	Image (Photographs)
Ordering & Use	For information on ordering and using this material: http://library.uaf.edu/order-photos
Holding Institution	Alaska and Polar Regions Collections, Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska Fairbanks.; mailto:UAF-APR-reference-Service@alaska.edu --(907) 474-2791--PO Box 756808, Fairbanks, AK 99775-6808.
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