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| |  | $1.025. 000 gold bullion. Miner's and Merchant's Bank. Nome. Alaska. June 10. 1906. | Title from image.
Stack of gold bricks and buckets with gold. | ASL-P12-108 |
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| |  | 10 ft. boring mill - machine shop. | Title from image.
Photographer's number 19.
Alaska Electric Light and Power Company (AEL&P), Juneau, acquired the Alaska - Juneau Gold Mining Company properties, including their photographs of the mining operation, construction of Salmon Creek Dam, etc. | ASL-P140-259 |
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| |  | 10 miles off course. | Title from image.
Rescue boats alongside PRINCESS KATHLEEN. | ASL-P342-110 |
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| |  | 100 yards dash. 4th of July 1908. Douglas, Alaska. | Title from image.
Photographer's number 1. | ASL-P226-284 |
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| |  | 10th and East G, Anchorage, Alaska, 20 Feb 1948. | Photo caption:
20 Feb 1948 Anchorage, Alaska
10th and East G - - privies and shacks predominate in this scene. Poor housing is one of the major factors in the high degree of illness of children under 10 years of age in this portion of Alaska. This may be attributed in part of lack of sewage disposal and in some areas to garbage disposal. While in the past the common house fly has not been a major factor in health in Alaska it may this coming year play a leading part in the illness which may reach sub-epidemic proportions. We state this because there are many new comers to this area - - some of whom are ex-service men and others construction workers from South Pacific and Asiatic Areas who may be carrying diseases which have not in the past existed in Alaska.
Photographer's number 1871-11a | ASL-P143-0558 |
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| |  | 11 Native Baskets and a woven bottle cover. | | ASL-P208-146 |
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| |  | 13th and C Streets, Anchorage, Alaska, 20 Feb 1948. | Photo caption:
20 Feb 1948 Anchorage, Alaska
A so-called trailer camp practically in the center of Anchorage. This group situated at 13th and C Streets Provides a central privy for about 25 cabin and trailer units. Reported to charge $5.00 per month for parking space.
Photographer's number 1871-3 | ASL-P143-0561 |
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| |  | 1500 ft. level, Ready Bullion, Treadwell Mine. | Ten miners stand in a mine tunnel, with shovels and mining tools
Photographer's number 117 | ASL-P39-0872 |
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| |  | 1920s Bishop Amphilochius of Alaska. | | ASL-P243-3-093 |
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| |  | 1948 Mt. Edgecumbe High School Braves and Sitka City League Champions. | Back Row (left to right): Jim Austin; Carl "Sweeney" Swenson; Archie "Ross" Cavanaugh; Gil Truitt; Richard "Doc" Stitt.
Front Row (left to right): Clyde Larabee, Coach; Claire "Corky" Casey; Bill Cummings; Solomon "Dundee" Atkinson; Franklin "Shkane" Williams; Freddie Williams; Tim Chernoff.
All except Atkinson played on the Edgecumbe team in February 1947 when the school was but two weeks old shortly after the student body arrived from Eklutna and Wrangell Institute. | ASL-P465-10-42 |
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| |  | 1948 Mt. Edgecumbe High School moments after defeating Sheldon Jackson School for the Sitka City League championship, 20 12. | Back Row (left to right): Jim Austin; Bill Cummings; Freddie Williams; Carl "Sweeney" Swenson; Claire "Corky" Casey.
Middle Row (left to right): Gil Truitt; Franklin "Shkane" Williams; Solomon "Dundee" Atkinson; Archie "Ross" Cavanaugh; Richard "Doc" Stitt.
Front row (left to right): Clyde Larabee, Coach; Tim Chernoff, manager. | ASL-P465-10-43 |
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| |  | 1959 - 4th of July: Statehood Celebration in Juneau. | | ASL-P450-1-0473 |
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| |  | 1959 - 4th of July: Statehood Celebration in Juneau. | | ASL-P450-1-0474 |
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| |  | 1959 4th of July Parade. Contra Costa County Mounted Posse. | Title from verso. | ASL-Juneau-Parades-054 |
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| |  | 1959 Fourth of July Parade. | Title from verso. | ASL-Juneau-Parades-055 |
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| |  | 1963 Klukwan ANB. | L R Standing: Johnny Willard, Manager; Paul Woods; Ron Martin; Charlie Moses; Evans Willard; Dick Hotch, Coach. L R Front: Chuch Williams; Darry Howard; Billy Albecker; Marvin Willard. | ASL-P465-05-006 |
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| |  | 1963 Session. | Title taken from verso. Legislature: Representatives Sweeney, Tillion, and Cole. Several other legislators in background. | ASL-P421-579 |
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| |  | 1964 Earthquake. | Store display windows broken, and contents thrown to street. | ASL-P421-562 |
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| |  | 1968 Klukwan ANB. | L R: Dick Hotch, coach; Hotch; Unknown; Ray Skan; Cliff Hotch; Dewey Skan; Johnny Willard, Manager; Governor Keith Miller. Front L R: Roy Hotch; Unknown; Darrel Sele. | ASL-P465-05-007 |
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| |  | 1974 Klukwan ANB. | L R: Manager Roy Hotch; Larry Hotch; Coach Dick Hotch; Cliff Hotch; Brad Sele; Les Katzeek; Norm Hotch; Jeff David; Terry Friske and Jeff Klanott. | ASL-P465-05-008 |
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| |  | 1974 Team Alaska Mission staff (identified) | | ASL-P399-1362 |
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| |  | 1996 mascot with 1996 Host Society members. Woman and fish mascot shake hands. | | ASL-P399-1377 |
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| |  | 1998 Swearing-in Ceremony. Alaska Governor Tony Knowles. Alaska Lt. Governnor Fran Ulmer. Centennial Hall, Juneau, Alaska, December 7, 1998. | | ASL-MS103-1998and1999-3 |
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| |  | 1st Air Mail, Juneau - Fairbanks, May 3, 1938. | Title taken from image. Man holding mail pouch. Lettering on pouch: First Official Flight Via Air, Juneau, White Horse, Fairbanks, May 3, 1938. Airplane in background: PAA. | ASL-P97-0587 |
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| |  | 1st Alaska State Legislature, Senate, Juneau, Alaska, 1959. | Title from image. | ASL-P379-283 |
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| |  | 1st Alaska State Legislature, Senate, Juneau, Alaska, 1959. | Title from image. | ASL-P379-384 |
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| |  | 1st Grade Juneau Public School June 3rd 1907. | Title from image.
Group of children with teacher posed in front of school. | ASL-P226-186 |
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| |  | #2 Mexican rooming house. | Title from image.
Photographer's number 172-T. | ASL-P226-344 |
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| |  | 20 mm Gun (camouflage off) St. Paul, June 20, 1943. | Title from notes with original negative. | ASL-P343-344 |
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| |  | 20 mm Gun (camouflage on) St. Paul, June 20, 1943. | Title from notes with original negative. | ASL-P343-345 |
