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Windsor Photograph Collection
The Windsor photograph collection includes personal photographs of Colt Island and the Mendenhall Valley in Juneau, Alaska. The collection also contains commercial photograph postcards of several Alaska towns and one postcard showing the Steamship Al-Ki wrecking on rocks.
Wings Over Alaska conference : Anchorage, Alaska 1980 Jan. 18-19
Conference was organized by Ted Spencer of Anchorage with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to bring aviation pioneers together. The audio tapes provide accounts of 15 persons involved in Alaska's aviation history as bush pilots, airline owners; also includes American and Japanese accounts of military aviation during World War II in Alaska.
Winn family scrapbook, ca. 1943-1959
Includes photographs of Winn family and friends, newspaper clippings including an obituary for Grover C. Winn, and a letter from Burdett Winn in Hurley, NM to Anna Winn in Juneau, dated 3/25/1945.
Publications from Winter and Pond Co., Photographers
The collection contains four publications and a photocopy of a publication from the Winter & Pond Co., dating from 1896 to 1915.
Winter and Pond Collection, Southeast and Alaska-Yukon related views, 1893-1943
Photographs, panoramas and portraits recording Alaska's diverse population, the gold rush of the Klondike in 1898, the Juneau gold belt hard rock mining operations (1,200 mining photographs), Tlingit Indians and traditional activities such as potlatch gatherings, dances, and social conditions (350 images), frontier boom towns, ships, and scenic landscapes.
Winter and Pond Mining Property Photographs, circa 1897-1939, Echo Cove, Berners Bay
Winter and Pond Photograph Collection, 1893-1943
The collection contains views of Haines, Wrangell, Warm Springs Bay, Sitka, Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell, Jualin, Skagway, Gypsum, Tenakee Springs; Nulato, Athabascan, Tlingit and Chilkat Indians; Taku and Muir glaciers; ship wrecks of the PRINCESS SOPHIA and AL-KI; and studio portraits. Some photographs may be duplicated in other Winter and Pond collections which include: PCA 87, PCA 21, PCA 316.
Winter and Pond photograph collection, 1934 ; Trail of '98 - thirty-six years ago. 1934
The photographs in this album, published by the Winter and Pond Company in 1934, depict life on the Trail of '98, the famous Klondike Gold Rush Trail from Skagway to Whitehorse over the Chilkoot Trail. The photographs were probably all taken in 1898.
Winter & Brown Photograph Collection, ca. 1880-1887
Includes views of Southeast Alaska, Juneau, Auke Village, Killisnoo, Chilkat, Sitka and Wrangell. Tlingit Indians in ceremonial dress, the Wolf and Bear House in Wrangell, and the Indian Training School in Sitka are also included.
Ann Pearson Wood Slide Collection, 1959
The slides in this collection were taken in Juneau, Alaska, during 1959, the year that Alaska became the 49th state. All the slides, of varying quality, were taken by Ann Pearson (Wood), a young reporter for the Daily Alaska Empire. Included are images of the Fourth of July, the Alaska statehood parade, the raising of the new 49-star flag, and the celebration ceremony.