Box PCA 33
Contains 47 Results:
[Alaska Native Brotherhood founding fathers, 1912. From left: Paul Liberty, James Watson, Ralph Young, Eli Katanvok (Katinook), Peter Simpson, Frank Mercer, James C. Johnson, Chester Worthington, George Field (S), William Hobson (an early member) and Frank Price. Seward Kunz is not pictured.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
ANB's first basketball team, 1917. Played for Sitka. From left: George Dalton [also identified as Tom Phillips], Howard Gray, Tom Williams, Ray James, David Howard (seated) Louis Simpson. Charlie Daniels, and Peter Simpson.
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[Head to waist group portrait of ANB‑ANS officers for Juneau Camp; from left: Mabel Nelson, 1970 ANS President; Dorothy Wallace, 1971 ANS President: Carl Nelson, 1971 ANB President; and James Austin, 1970 ANB President.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[William L. Paul, Sr. left and Richard Stitt seated at a table during the February 28, 1970 ANB Executive Committee Meeting.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[Sec. of Interior Walter Hickel, far left, meeting with people involved in Alaska land claims dispute. From left to right: Tim Wallace, President‑Fairbanks Native Association; Charles Edwardsen, Executive Director‑Arctic Slope Native Association; Eben Hopson, Emil Notti; Attorney Barry Jackson (standing); State Senator William Hensley; and Alfred Ketzler. Farthest back on the right are State Senator Ray Christiansen and Frank Degnan. John Borbridge is seated in the foreground.] Fall, 1970.
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[Don Wright, President, Alaska Federation of Natives, at a podium- hand outstretched.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[Harry Carter, Executive Director of Alaska Federation of Natives, standing at podium.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[A 1915 group portrait of six chiefs of Tanana Valley and their interpreter. Back row, from left: Chief William, Tanana; Paul Williams, interpreter; Tanana; Chief Charlie of Minto. Front row, from left: Alexander, Tolevna; Thomas, Nenana; Evan, Koschakat; and Alexander Williams, Tanana.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[Four unidentified men seated at a table.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.
[Joseph Upickson, left, president of the Arctic Slope Native Association listening to Eben Hopson, A.F.N. Executive Director.]
The individual and group portraits in this collection represent a span of years from 1912-1996 and include the 1912 founding fathers of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood (ANB, ANS). The photographs portray the wide scope of interests and activities of the Alaska Native organizations. A history of these organizations is included in the collection. Two 1996 portrait panoramas of Native dancers was added to this collection in 2017.