Box PCA0549
Container
Contains 5 Results:
Portrait of three women, seated, wearing fur parkas and mukluks, photographed by Sciaroni & Hammon., Winter
Item — Box: PCA0549
Identifier: P0549-1
Scope and Contents
verso: “Taken Nome, Alaska, winter 1900-1901; Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Garrett, and Mrs. Mercer”
Dates:
Majority of material found within Winter
Portrait of three women, seated, wearing fur parkas and mukluks, photographed by Sciaroni & Hammon., Winter
Item — Box: PCA0549
Identifier: P0549-1
Scope and Contents
verso: “Taken Nome, Alaska, winter 1900-1901; Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Garrett, and Mrs. Mercer”
Dates:
Majority of material found within Winter
Full length portrait of same three women as above, wearing fur parkas and mukluks., Winter
Item — Box: PCA0549
Identifier: P0549-2
Scope and Contents
verso: “Nome, Alaska, winter 1900-1901; Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Garrett, and Mrs. Mercer”
Dates:
Majority of material found within Winter
Three people with dog team; eleven dogs in harness; buildings of Nome visible through fog in background., Winter
Item — Box: PCA0549
Identifier: P0549-3
Scope and Contents
Described on verso as: “A particularly handsome and valuable dog team, [photograph] taken on the shore of the Bering Sea; also noted on verso: “This dog team belonged to the Alaska Commercial Co. at St. Michael, Alaska, [and] was brought to Nome, Alaska, the winter of 1900 by the company manager, a Mr. Hastings. In the sleigh is Mrs. Johnson, wife of Judge Johnson, then the A. C. Co. attorney at Nome. Judge Johnson was formerly the U.S. Judge in Southeastern Alaska. Mrs. Johnson, formerly...
Dates:
Majority of material found within Winter
Six dogs in harness, single file; three people standing and three women and a baby in the sled., 1900
Item — Box: PCA0549
Identifier: P0549-4
Scope and Contents
verso notes: “In the background, the United States Court House in Nome, Alaska, 1900; court room and officers on ground floor; U.S. Judge and U.S. Marshal living quarters above; this is a rear view, showing primitive cold storage food boxes. To the left of picture, Geo Leekley, formerly of Helena, Montana, then a deputy marshal at Nome (U. S. Govt.). In sleigh, called [a] dog sled: first Mrs. C. B. Garrett, then Mrs. J. F. Mercer, both of Helena; last, Mrs. Dickey and infant [named] Nome;...
Dates:
1900