Box PCA0425-07
Contains 5 Results:
Three adults in Salvation Army uniform and two girls in light-colored coats.
Photo is labeled as "Envoy and Mrs. F. Anniskitti, Frances and Margaret - Klawock. Thewoman in uniform is Grace Taylor (Mrs. Chester Taylor).
Man in hat and light-colored jacket, woman in SA uniform standing on fishing boat.
Photo is labeled as "Envoy F. Anniskitti [and Grace Taylor] on boat Diamond C, on way to Craig". (name of boat is not clear)
A parade of children, with US and Salvation Army flags at the head.
Photo is labeled "Young People's Open Air - Kake, Alaska" (An "Open Air" was a street meeting where participants would sing songs, say a brief prayer, and invite their listeners to walk with them back to church for a meeting.) These children all seem to be girls. This picture is blurry due to movement of the girls in the parade.
Woman in dark coat and Salvation Army hat (not the traditional bonnet), standing at edge of wood-plank road.
Photo is captioned "Valdez, Alaska, Sept. 1946." On the back is written: "The bridge is across a glacier stream and is on the highway to the Interior and Fairbanks. A lot of the freight for Fairbanks is put off the boat here and taken by__(final word illegible). The woman is Grace Taylor (Mrs. Chester Taylor).
Shows children playing on a snow-covered street in front of facing rows of houses.
Written on the back: "This is the fun that Alaska children have in winter. This picture taken in Hoonah." (enlargement is blurry)