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| |  | Serbian Church, Douglas. | Churches; Orthodox churches | Postcard. Handwritten in Cyrillic. | ASL-Douglas-Churches-5b |
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| |  | Forrester Island. | Islands; Trees; Rocks | Viewed across water from another island. | ASL-Forrester-Island |
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| |  | Staff of Juneau High School newspaper, J Bird. | Education; Schools; Students; Teachers; Newspapers; Newspaper editors; Reporters | Group portrait of ten women and five men.
Handwritten notes on image:
top: J Hi Class of 1926. Evelyn Judson, Ed Gernick, Miss Myra, Myron D__, Gladys Nagel, David Ramses. bottom: Elizabeth Madsen, Lillian Bayers, Hansena Campen, Grace Davis, Mildred Warwick.
From The Totem, 1926 Juneau High School year book:
The staff of the "J" Bird was:
Advisor - Miss Myher
Editor - Edward Naghel
Business Manager - Ed Garnick
Assistant - Clarence Dunn
Circulation Manager - Hansena Campen
Sales Manager - David Ramsay
Jokes - Robert Mize
Keen Stuff - Natalia Kashevaroff
Exchanges - Grace Naghel
Literary Review - Lillian Bayers
Senior Class - Elizabeth Madsen
Junior Class - Alma Weil
Sophomore Class - Ben Stewart
Freshman Class - Grace Davis
Athletic Reporter - James Connors
Orchestra Reporter - Marvan Chase
General Reporter - Mildred Warwick
General Reporter - Evelyn Judson
General Reporter - George Hall | ASL-Juneau-Schools-74 |
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| |  | Juneau boat harbor. | Waterfronts; Harbors; Piers & wharves; Boats; Fishing boats; Mountains; Channels | Fishing boats and pleasure boats line the docks of Harris Harbor on Gastineau Channel; the AEGIR and the GERTRUDE are in foreground; Douglas Island and mountains in background | ASL-Juneau-Boat Harbors-12; |
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| |  | Japanese landing barge in Massacre Bay, Attu, 1943. | Barges; Landing craft; Hoisting machinery; Tractors; Flags; Military personnel; Waterfronts; Warships | Title from caption on verso
Military personnel on the beach; landing barge, hoist, and tractor in view; ships visible at sea | ASL-Aleutian Islands-Attu-07;ASL-P01-1267 |
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| |  | Construction of New Russian Church, Angoon, 1929. | Churches; Wooden buildings; Construction; Scaffolding; Villages; Orthodox churches | Wooden building under construction, with scaffolding in place. Verso: New Russian Church at Angoon Built by Indians 1929. | ASL-Angoon-Buildings-9 |
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| | ![Da-ke-knock [Deikeenaak'w] Chief of Chichagoff [Chichagof] Island.](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg21&CISOPTR=125 "Da-ke-knock [Deikeenaak'w] Chief of Chichagoff [Chichagof] Island.") | Da-ke-knock [Deikeenaak'w] Chief of Chichagoff [Chichagof] Island. | Tribal chiefs | Title taken from notes on verso. Portrait of Deikeenaak'w seated in front of an American flag. He is dressed in Tlingit regalia, including a button blanket and bead work.
Verso: Died 1928. Aged about 100 years. Sitka. | ASL-Angoon-People-01; ASL-P01-0895 |
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| |  | Minor Killisnoo Chief with paddle totem c. 1900. | Tribal chiefs | Title from verso.
Portrait photograph of man dressed in Tlingit regalia, including a button blanket. He stands on a box, and holds a staff carved in the form of a raven. Verso: Raven Tribe Billy Jones. | ASL-Angoon-People-02; ASL-P01-0896 |
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| | ![Chief Mitlakatle [Mitlakotle] & staff.](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg21&CISOPTR=131 "Chief Mitlakatle [Mitlakotle] & staff.") | Chief Mitlakatle [Mitlakotle] & staff. | Tribal chiefs; Villages | Group portrait Chief Mitlakotle, five other men, and a woman. Some of the men are dressed in traditional Tlingit regalia, including Chilkat robes and beaded clothing. | ASL-Angoon-People-04 |
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| |  | Chief Kajacty of Killisnoo. | Tribal chiefs; Police; Uniforms; Villages | Title taken from image. Portrait of Chief Kajacty [Kah Kluck Tay] in Policeman costume, with a 7 pointed star badge, and carrying a walking stick. Photographer's number 327. | ASL-Angoon-People-14 |
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| | ![Carving totum [totem] poles.](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg21&CISOPTR=128 "Carving totum [totem] poles.") | Carving totum [totem] poles. | Totem poles; Carving | Title from image. Tlingit artist, Billy Webster, painting a leader's dance staff, carved in a killer whale design. Other pieces of Tlingit carving are displayed, including miniature totem poles. Photographer number 144. | ASL-Angoon-People-18; ASL-P01-3448 |
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| |  | Angoon street scene. | Villages; Children; Houses; Street lights | The people walking are Martin and Lillian Johnson. The children on bikes are Cheryl Lillian Nelson and Michele Nelson.
Identification courtesy of Gerry Nelson.
| ASL-Angoon-People-39; ASL-P01-4399 |
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| |  | Baranof-Warm Springs. | Villages; Springs; Health resorts; Piers & wharves; Waterfalls; Waterfronts | View of village and waterfall from water. Photographer's number 634. | ASL-BaranofWarmSprings-2; ASL-P01-0261 |
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| |  | Warm Springs Bay c. 1925. | Villages; Springs; Health resorts; Therapeutic baths; Health & hygiene facilities; Piers & wharves; Waterfalls; Boardwalks; Waterfronts; Coastlines | Title taken from verso. Wide view of town and waterfall from water. Mast stay is in foreground. | ASL-BaranofWarmSprings-9 |
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| |  | Big Port Walter, Alaska, 1945. | Villages; Piers & wharves; Canneries; Harbors; Fishing industry; Waterfronts; Coastlines | Title taken from verso. Wide view of the town from across the water. Verso: Herring plant, originally for salt herring, later converted to fish oil plant. Oil was pumped into tank on the pier until weight of the oil caused the pier to collapse. Photographer's number 1. | ASL-BigPortWalter-1 |
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| |  | Chichagof, Alaska. ca. 1920. | Villages; Piers & wharves; Harbors; Mining; Waterfronts; Coastlines | Title taken from image. Mine and mine buildings of Chichagof Mining Company. Vessel at wharf is company-owned AMBASSADOR. Photographer's number 3. | ASL-ChichagofHirstChichagof-02 |
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| |  | Camp Building at the Hirst-Chichagof mine. | Villages; Piers & wharves; Harbors; Mining; Mine buildings; Waterfronts | Title taken from verso. Wide view from above the town, including the harbor and several buildings. | ASL-ChichagofHirstChichagof-10 |
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| |  | Chichagof, Alaska. | Piers & wharves; Harbors; Mining; Waterfronts; Coastlines | Title taken from image. Wide view of the town from an elevated walkway, including piers, buildings, and tailings. | ASL-ChichagofHirstChichagof-16 |
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| |  | Mine Crew, Chichagof, Alaska. | | Title taken from image. Group portrait of mine crew in front of a mine building. Photographer's number 6. | ASL-ChichagofHirstChichagof-17; ASL-P01-0919 |
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| |  | Chomley, Alaska. | Villages; Boats; Canneries; Piers & wharves; Waterfronts; Coastlines | Wide view from water of the community on Prince of Wales Island. View includes a church, houses, industrial buildings, docks, boats on beach. | ASL-Chomly-1 |
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| |  | 4th Avenue Anchorage. | Cities & towns; Streets; Automobiles; Buildings | | ASL-Anchorage-4thAvenue-6 |
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| |  | Children pose with bowling pins. | Children; Bowling | | ASL-Douglas-People-19 |
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| |  | Eldred Rock Lighthouse with five keepers. | Lighthouses; Lighthouse keepers; Uniforms | | ASL-EldredRock-Lighthouse-1 |
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| |  | Rainier Beer Promotional Photo at the Mendenhall Glacier. | Glaciers; Beer; Advertisements | Photo taken for a Rainier Beer advertisement at the Mendenhall Glacier from the 1970s. People in the photo are from Juneau. The original photo is 39.5" x 28." | ASL-Glaciers-Mendenhall-068 |
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| |  | Memorial Presbyterian Church Ball Park, July 4th. Gold Creek - Juneau Douglas Bridge. | Parks; Sports & recreation facilities; Presbyterian churches; Churches; Bridges; Fourth of July celebrations | Title from verso. | ASL-Juneau-Baseball-32 |
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| |  | Memorial Presbyterian Church & Ball Park & Douglas Bridge. Juneau, Alaska 1950. | Parks; Sports & recreation facilities; Presbyterian churches; Churches; Bridges | Title from verso. | ASL-Juneau-Baseball-33 |
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| |  | Ball Park Memorial Presbyterian Church Douglas Bridge 1950. | Parks; Sports & recreation facilities; Presbyterian churches; Churches; Bridges | Title from verso. | ASL-Juneau-Baseball-34 |
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| |  | Third and Main Streets. | Cities & towns; Wooden buildings; Government facilities; Music stores; Stores & shops | Title from photo note. Note continues: The closer building is Anderson Music Store. The taller building is the Arctic Brotherhood Bldg. which had a roller rink in the top floor in the 1930's. (per Al Zenger 5-29-01). | ASL-Juneau-Building-19; ASL-P01-4615 |
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| |  | Southeastern Alaska Fair Building. Corner 11th + Glacier Ave. -Juneau. | Buildings; Fairs | Title from image. | ASL-Juneau-Buildings-10 |
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| |  | Sign at site of future Capitol. | Cities & towns; Government facilities; Capitols; Mountains | Sign reads:
This is the site for Alaska's Capitol building paid for
in part by the citizens of Juneau.
In 1910 Congress appropriated $200,000 for its construction, which
being at first delayed was definitely postponed at the outbreak
if the War until the return of peace.
In this connection the Secretary of the Treasury on Jan-
uary 15, 1918, made the following declaration and promise:
"Had the War not come to America, there would have been no
necessary delay in the construction of this building. It will
be progressed as rapidly as possible after the return
of peace."
The citizens of Juneau relying upon the good faith of the
government made of a mining camp a capital city by expending
hundreds of thousands of dollars in erecting business houses,
banks, hotels, public school, the city hall and many splendid
residences.
Good faith as well as public necessity now | ASL-Juneau-Capitol-Building-1 |
