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Florence Carr Wendt Collection, 1935-1967 (bulk 1935)
Information on Livingston Wernecke and the Treadwell Yukon Company, 1983
Photocopy of an account of the Wernecke Camp at Ladue and Keno, Yukon Territory.
Werner, Joseph R., 1910-1972, Collector
The Werner Papers consist of three folders representing Werner’s interests from 1937 - 1951. Two folders contain monthly bulletins and other items of the Juneau Ski Club, 1937 - 1949. The third folder contains mimeograph copies of correspondence and treasurer’s report for the Alaska Logging Association for the year 1951. Photographs and other papers form a separate collection, PCA 3.
Joseph R. Werner Photograph Collection, 1936-1972
LeRoy West Collection, ca. 1940s-1950s
The photographs are primarily of Loran (long range navigation station) stations during the 1940s and early 1950s. Places include Umnak, Naknek, Cold Bay, Annette Island, Cordova, Yakutat, Gustavus, and Sitka.
Western Airlines Photograph Collection, 1926–1969
Photographs used by Western Airlines to promote travel to Alaska. Included are airplanes, from the 1920’s to the ‘60’s, communities and towns around Southeast Alaska, totem poles and carving, boats, ships, mining. An aerial view of the old Douglas Island bridge is included.
Margaret M. & Roy J. Wheat Photograph Collection, 1917-1940s
Many of the photographs in this collection were taken by Roy Wheat when he was stationed in Alaska during WWI. The images are of Nome and Interior Alaska; the date range is 1917-1940s. Most of the photographs are carefully identified. There are also photographs of Captain Roald Amundsen, Norwegian explorer (1920), when he came through Nome.
William L. Whitaker Photograph Collection, ca. 1899-1902
This collection contains views of Southeast Alaska, British Columbia, and Chilkoot Trail, ca. 1899-1902. The images in the albums show the beginning of the trip to Alaska about 1898; Skagway, Dyea, White Pass scenes during the Gold Rush; Juneau and area scenes and activities 1899.
Papers of Captain John W. White and Dr. James T. White of the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service, 1877-1902
White, J. Eva: Missionary Correspondence, 1888
Letter describes life and experiences of missionary work in Juneau.