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Missionary to Alaska, [ca. 1950]

 Collection
Identifier: MS 4-11-1
Scope and Contents

Manuscript contains recollections of Condit's work in Alaska, 1896-1954 at Juneau, Tanana Valley, Fairbanks, Barrow, Sitka, and other locations in Alaska.

Dates: ca. 1950

Mamie Mitchell Photograph Collection, 1894

 Collection
Identifier: PCA 346
Scope and Contents

Southeast, Alaska; Inside Passage Tour

Dates: 1894

William “Buzz” Mitchell Photograph Collection, ca. 1912-1918

 Collection
Identifier: PCA 373
Scope and Contents

Basil Clemons photographs of Anchorage, Fort Liscum, Fairbanks, Iditarod and Ruby Mining Districts, Ophir, and the Copper River and Northwestern Railway.

Dates: ca. 1912-1918

Gustav C. Mohr Collection, ca. 1941-1942

 Collection
Identifier: PCA 396
Scope and Contents

The photographs taken by Mohr, primarily depict military life in the Juneau area in the early 1940’s while he was serving with the Alaskan Defense. Photographs include views of the Mendenhall Glacier, Auke Lake, military aircraft, and the Juneau airport. Gustav Mohr wrote the descriptions; information in brackets was supplied by the Librarian.

Dates: circa 1941-1942

Jack Molyneux Photograph Collection, 1940 – 1954

 Collection
Identifier: PCA 347
Scope and Contents

45 black and white views of various Alaskan scenes, circa 1940s. Included are images of Nome, Copper Center, Valdez, transportation and subsistence activities.

Dates: 1940-1954

Ethel M. (Clayton) Montgomery Papers, 1934-1989

 Collection
Identifier: MS 136
Scope and Contents The Ethel Montgomery Collection, circa 1934 to 1989, is arranged in four parts: ANAC Files (Box 1-3, 8-12) ; Personal Papers (Box 4-7) ; Clippings and publications. (Addition, currently boxes A1-A9) ; Photographs (PCA 348). The ANAC files include correspondence, administrative and business records, newspaper clippings, personnel information, biographical information on artisans, catalogs, price lists, publications, advertising, and crafts catalogs from other outlets. Ethel...
Dates: 1934-1989

Ethel M. (Clayton) Montgomery Photograph Collection, 1934-1989

 Collection
Identifier: PCA 348
Scope and Contents Box 1: The photograph collection, ca. 1934-1989, contains black-and-white and color photographs, slides, illustrations, and graphics from ANAC and Montgomery's personal papers. Subjects include Alaska Native Arts and Crafts Cooperative Association, Inc., Tlingit Indians art, Alaskan Eskimos art, Alaskan natives industries, tuberculosis in Alaska. Box 2: Before her death Ethel Montgomery documented her adoption by Chilkat weaver, Jennie Thlunaut (pronounced Kla-naut) and her...
Dates: 1934-1989

Ivil and Ethel Montgomery Slide Collection, 1950-1969

 Collection
Identifier: PCA 535
Scope and Contents A majority of the slides were taken in Southeast Alaska, with the bulk of these focusing on the Juneau area, including many scenic images of the city of Juneau and of surrounding mountains, glaciers, and trails. There are photographs of other Alaska communities, as well, including communities whose artisans created handicrafts for sale at the Alaska Native Arts and Crafts Cooperative Association, also known as The Cache, which was owned and operated by Ivil and Ethel Montgomery. The subjects...
Dates: 1950-1969

Frank Moody Photograph Collection, circa 1918

 Collection
Identifier: PCA 525-4
Scope and Contents

This collection contains 30 negatives and prints made from them. The Alaska State Library Historical Collections had them printed in 2002. The photographs are of scenery, people, homes, totem poles, and boats in Ketchikan, Alaska, ca. 1918. There is one photograph of two native Yukon River pilots dated June 8, 1898.

Dates: circa 1898 - 1918

Letter from Anna [Pressnall] Moon to her sister, Elizabeth [Pressnall] Stanton, 1889 April 23

 Collection
Identifier: MS 4-32-4
Scope and Contents

Letter, April 23, 1889, written by Anna Pressnall Moon, signed Silas R. and Anna Pressnall Moon, Douglas, Alaska, to her sister Elizabeth [Pressnall] Stanton concerning the first years of their Quaker missionary work building a school in Douglas, Alaska.

Dates: April 23, 1889