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Senator John F. Kennedy Alaskan tour papers, 1958
Eugene Patrick Kennedy Collection, circa 1912-1923
The collection is comprised of four photograph albums (two partial) and one scrapbook, plus a one page handwritten document and one advertisement printed on pulp, mostly related to the Speel River Project and/or the Alaska Pulp and Paper Company. Localities depicted include Long Lake, Long Creek, Crater Lake, Crater Creek, Speel River, Second River, Tease Creek. Album 3 includes images of Treadwell and the building of a flume and pipeline at Nugget Creek. Photos are circa 1912-1923.
KEPNER/CRANE PAPERS, 1897-1929: Concerning Circle City-Nome Area
F. Leigh Kerr Slide Collection, 1948-1959
These slides document the locations where Kerr worked and reflect his experience in Alaska. Slides are arranged geographically with the exception of nos. 238-251, which are in southeast Alaska. There are images of people, structures, transportation by boat, airplane and dogsled, and village scenes across Alaska. Dates on the slides range from 1948 to 1959.
William John Kerr Collection, ca. 1890s-1920s
91 glass lantern slides, primarily commercial, landscape, Southeast Alaska. Also, Soapy Smith, Whitepass & Yukon Railway. Three articles photocopied from the Salvation Army’s newspaper, “The War Cry.” The articles can be found in a folder in the box containing PCA 454.
Keystone Lantern Slides - Alaska
26 Keystone lantern slides. Geo. Unit No. 19B - Alaska, including Map slide No. 25.
Kiana and White Mountain Photograph Collection, ca. 1949-1959
John Kill Photograph Collection, ca. 1898
These studio-mounted photographs were taken during a cattle-drive from Skagway to Nome in 1898. John Kill and a crew drove supplies and cattle (sheep?) 1000 miles and sold the supplies and meat at John Kill’s Meat Market in Nome. Some of the views are by Skagway photographers Case and Draper and E.A. Hegg.
Kimball Pipe Organ Dedication Collection, 1977
Photographs by Rick Kiefer (1-11) and photographs by Larry Stevens (12-20) of the Kimball organ dedication in the Atrium on the 8th floor of the Alaska State Office building. Also included are the dedication program and “A Brief History of the Organ,” by J. Allan MacKinnon.