Box PCA0270
Container
Contains 1016 Results:
Mrs. Leander and Mrs. Johnson picking vegetables.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-743
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(no. 739)
Dates:
1935
Mrs. Johnson exhibiting four large cauliflowers grown in the Community Garden at Camp 2.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-744
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(no. 741)
Dates:
1935
Emil Krisher (sic)[Kircher] with an armful of Danish Bortsfeldt turnips grown in his garden. Three weigh in over 50 lbs.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-745
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(no. 826)
Dates:
1935
R. S. Griffith, who assisted in the colonist salmon canning.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-746
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[In front of a wall of cans with sign, "Salmon Canned by Palmer Colonists at Matanuska Exp. Station..."] (no. 508)
Dates:
1935
Part of the 2,500 cans of salmon packed by the colonists. Canned under the supervision of Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen of the University of Alaska.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-747
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(no. 507)
Dates:
1935
Mrs. E. W. Barry, colonist mother of seven children, proudly displays part of her 140 cans of salmon that she has recently put up.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-748
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(no. 653)
Dates:
1935
W. Ising, Minnesota colonist, inspects the salmon in his smokehouse. Caught in the Matanuska River about a mile from his house, the dried salmon will make excellent food for the winter.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-749
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(no. 656)
Dates:
1935
Willow Creek, one of the many streams in the vicinity that is plentiful with fish.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-750
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(no. 509)
Dates:
1935
Picking peas at the Matanuska Experimental Station at the Univ. of Alaska.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-751
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[Two women in pea patch] (no. 526)
Dates:
1935
A basket of peas picked at the Experimental Station.
Item — Box: PCA0270
Identifier: PCA0270-752
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[Woman kneeling in pea patch] (no. 527)
Dates:
1935