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Jim Wright Photograph Collection, late 1930s – early 1940s
The photographs were identified by Lee McAnerney, Juneau, who lived in Seward. The pictures were taken of Seward, Resurrection Bay, Kenai Lake, Seward to Anchorage Highway, Richardson Highway, Gulkana and other places in the Kenai Peninsula area in the late 1930s or early 1940s. A few are identified as being taken by the Glacier Photo Service (Harry Johnson) in Seward and by Sylvia’s (Sylvia Sexton) Photo Finishing in Seward. All of the pictures are 5"x7" and commercially processed.
Lucien Wulsin Photograph Collection, circa 1881
A collection of photographs made by Mr. Lucien Wulsin (1845-1912) during a voyage up the Inside Passage.
Ledger of Frank Yasuda store, general merchandise and miners' supplies, 1930-1932
Store ledger.
David Yates papers, 1916-1956
Includes correspondence, placer location notice, real property registration, mining claims options, postal rates chart from 194?, a list of Igloo #197 members, 1916, and photographs.
Leslie Yaw Papers, 1949-1987
Eric William Young Photograph Collection, ca. 1904-1910
Views in this collection include the E.W. Young's cabin and Glacier Creek Commercial Store in Girdwood, the E.W. Young home at Kenai, and his Seward Commercial Co. store. Case & Draper views of Seldovia, views of Taylor and Tyonic [Tyonek], Alaska, and views of the S. S. Portland are also included in the collection.
A young man's adventure
Unpublished manuscript about working in the salmon industry during the early 1950s.
S. Hall Young Collection: Papers & Photographs, 1881-1927
S. Hall Young Collection: Papers & Photographs, 1881-1927
Yukon Mining, Trading and Transport Company Photograph Collection, 1897
The albums record the trip up the Taku River by canoe; Tlingit Indian villages, fish camps, and communities from Ketchikan to Skagway. The collection contains images of the expedition members as well as Taku Chief Annatlas, Tlingit Indian camp Hoochinoo No. 1, fish camps, Nakana River, Inklin River, Juneau churches and buildings, Ketchikan, Wrangell, and Skagway.