Box PCA0039
Contains 1316 Results:
Potlatchers in dancing costumes. Sitka, Alaska.
[same as #123] W. H. Case (no. 83-N)
Thlinget grave. Juneau, Alaska.
[same as #421] W. H. Case (no. 222)
Yakutat potlatch dancer's.
[(l to r) Mrs. Sitka Ned, James Shotridge and unidentified woman standing with rifles, at Sitka] Case & Draper (no. 48-N)
Totems at Old Tuxekan, Alaska.
[same as #440] W. H. Case (no. 164-N)
Totems at Old Tuxekan.
[same as #205] W. H. Case (no. 162-N)
Totem at Kling-wan, Alaska.
[same as #453] W. H. Case (no. 170-N)
Totems at Old Kling-Wan.
[Presbyterian church in background, ca. 1910?; description of totems on copy 3] W. H. Case (no. 166-N)
Old Suk-Kwan Native villege [Village]. Suk-kwan Narrows, Alaska.
[view across water, circa 1916; "Suk-kwan" means "place of grass"] W. H. Case (no. 168-N)
[Cropped version of #796.]
Case and Draper were best known for their portraits and photographs of the life and customs of the Tlingit Indians, early Skagway, and the Gold Rush of 1898. Their views were reproduced in a variety of Alaskan books, including The Soapy Smith Tragedy, and on postcards and White Pass and Yukon Railway souvenir playing cards. Collection includes views of southeast Alaska, portraits, and Tlingit Indians, 1898-1920.
Old Suck-Kwan native villege [Village], west coast Prince of Wales Is., Alaska.
[cropped version of #796] W. H. Case (no.'s 76 & 367)