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RUBEN GAINES (b. 1913). Papers; n.d., 1952-1983. 2 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of papers relating to Ruben Gaines work as an author and radio broadcaster. The collection includes 311 slides relating to "Beluga Bugle" and miscellaneous other topics.

ESTELLE AND PHILIP GARGES. Papers and Photographs; 1928-1929, 1947. .6 cu. ft. Inventory.
The papers of papers and photographs in this collection relate to Philip and Estelle Garges' trip and stay in Alaska (1928-1930). There are 378 copy negatives and 378 contact prints selected from the 389 original pictures in the collection. They include views of Juneau, Anchorage, Fairbanks, the Steese Highway, road construction, and so forth. Most of these had been mounted in a Garges family album. Over half of the photographs are identified.

GEORGE GELBISH. World War II Photographs; ca. 1943. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the World War II era photographs of a U.S. Navy photographer. The collection contains 28 black and white prints and 28 preservation copy negatives. Most of them are of an athletic competition among naval personnel on Kodiak. Two of the prints show fire damage to the Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church in Kodiak, and men doing cement repair work around the church.

GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS OF ALASKA. Records; 1934-2001. 9 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the records a state women's volunteer service organization. Scrapbooks in series 7 contain over three thousand black and white and color prints of club activities.

RALPH (1916-1997) AND MARIE GEORGE (1917-2004). Papers; 1916-2004. 2.25 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the papers of a radar engineer and nurse from Anchorage. The collection contains: 112 black and white prints; 505 color prints; 1 black and white negative; 74 color negatives; and 390 color slides. Subjects of the photographs include: Ralph and Marie George and their family and friends; the BMEWS facility at Clear Air Force Base (interior); Nenana; Chelatna Lake; FAA radar facilities in Alaska; Hawaiian vacations; the Georges' home in Anchorage; and Marie George's needlework. Subjects of the slides include the General Electric shop on Elmendorf Air Force Base; Anchorage; aircraft; radar stations; the Alaska Highway; and vacations in California, Colorado and the South.

JOHN GIBBONS. Papers; 1962-1974. .1 cu. ft. Item List.
The collection consists of a letter, clippings, and photographs relating to John Gibbons (member of the Board of the Greater Anchorage Incorporated, Fur Rendezvous, and Coordinator of the 1962 Fur Rendezvous activities) and his idea for a Seppala Trophy for the Fur Rendezvous Sled Dog Race to honor Musher Leonard Seppala. There are 7 photographs concerning the 1962 Fur Rendezvous.

HENRY GILBERTSON (1909-1978). Papers; 1960-1975. 4 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection consists of the papers of Alaska educator Henry Gilbertson. It is divided into seven series. Series 6, Photographic Slides, consists of 1501 images of Alaskan rural schools and scenery. Series 7, Photographs, contains 43 images of Alaskan rural schools and scenery.

WILLIAM ASBERRY "BERRY" GILCREASE (1893-1995). Color Travel Slides; 1966. .2 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of 254 color slides of a tour of Alaska and Western Canada. Towns depicted include: Sitka, Skagway, Fairbanks, College, Circle City, Nome, Kotzebue, Barrow, Kenai, Seward, Dawson Creek, Dawson, and Whitehorse. Highways depicted include the Alaska, Glenn, Richardson, Steese, Klondike, Seward, Sterling, and Denali. Special tours included trips on the riverboat Discovery from Fairbanks, and the White Pass and Yukon Route Railway from Skagway to Whitehorse.

BUD GILMORE. Color Slides; 1961. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the personal color slides of a data processing firm employee, primarily of Clear Air Force Station, in 1961. The collection contains 168 color 35mm photographic slides. Subjects include: various facilities at Clear Air Force Station including three large radar antennas; men setting up data processing equipment; computing, data processing, and power generating equipment; men playing cards and other activities; and people at a formal party with band.

RALPH H. GILMORE (1920-2000). World War II Photograph Album; n.d., 1941-1945, 1961. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photograph album of a U. S. Army soldier who served in Alaska with the 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment. The album contains; 557 black and white prints; 9 color prints; 2 black and white photo post card; 3 color photo post cards; and 8 black and white commercial tourist prints. Subjects include: Ralph Gilmore and fellow soldiers at Camp Roberts, Fort Richardson, Adak (20+ prints), Attu Island (109 prints), and Fort Benning, Georgia; Yosemite National Park (33 prints); and Ralph Gilmore and various friends and family members.

FRANK S. GLASER (1887-1974). Photographs; n.d., 1922. .1 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of the photographs of a Rapids Roadhouse operator and hunter. The collection contains 28 black and white prints, one photomechanical print, and 11 black and white preservation copy negatives of selected images. Subjects include: Frank Glaser; the Rapids or Black Rapids Roadhouse on the Valdez Trail near the Delta River; Glaser's hunting cabin; game trophies; dogs; and caribou hunters.

EDWIN F. GLENN (1857-1926). Papers; 1889-1917. .45 cu. ft., 5 reels, microfilm. List.
This collection consists of papers relating to Edwin F. Glenn's exploration activities in Alaska (1898-1899). Included is a volume of 148 photographs (mostly cynaotypes) relating to the 1898 Cook Inlet expedition.

GOLDIE AND BOB. Tourist Photograph Album; July-August 1953. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photograph album of a tourist couple. The 36-page album contains 102 black and white prints. Subjects include: the couple with family and friends, sight seeing, picnicking, flower gathering and salmon fishing. Locations include lakes in Anchorage and the Matanuska Valley, Fort Richardson, the Glenn Highway, the Seward Highway and Anchorage.

CHARLES A. GOODSPEED (1908-2004). World War II Scrapbook; 1922, 1930. 1933, 1941-1945. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the scrapbook of a U. S. Navy intelligence officer in the 7th Fleet. The scrapbook contains 63 black and white prints and 1 color print. Subjects include: a Japanese chart of Pearl Harbor; Charles A. Goodspeed and fellow naval officers and friends in Astoria, Oregon and Juneau, Skagway and Sitka, Alaska; a training exercise involving the recovery of an airplane using a navy diver; and the 7th Fleet Intelligence sections at Toloso, Leyte Island, and Manila, Philippines (1945).

EARL GEORGE GOODWIN (1919-1973). Papers and Photographs; n.d., 1951-1954, 1973. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of copied papers and photographs of USAF officer Earl George Goodwin, who served in Alaska. It contains 16 black and white prints, 11 color prints, 3 black and white photo post cards, 3 color photo post cards, and 8 black and white copy negatives. Subjects include: a military ceremony, civilian's Quonset huts on Elmendorf (1951); fellow officers and co-workers at Elmendorf; the Alaska Air Command Headquarters building, Alaska Natives at Kotzebue, unidentified air force buildings, and scenery.

J. CHESTER "CHET" GORDON (1909-2003). Boys' Club of Alaska Papers; 1967-1981. .6 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of Gordon's papers relating to the Boys' Club of Alaska, for which he served as president. The collection contains eight black and white photographs, primarily of Chet Gordon and other supporters of the club.

RUTH GORDON. Tourist Photograph Album; ca. 1938. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the album of a woman who took a steamship cruise to Alaska. The collection contains 90 black and white prints. Subjects include: Ruth Gordon with friends and fellow travelers; Valdez; Nellie Lawing's cabin at Kenai Lake; Skagway; a calving glacier; totem poles; the Inside Passage; Annette Island and the Annette Island Canning Company building; Ketchikan; Victoria, B. C.; Buchart Gardens; and Vancouver, B. C.

WILLIAM L. GOUGH. Photograph Album; 1915-1927. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the personal photograph album of a farmer from Southern British Columbia. The collection contains 184 black and white prints from the album. Subjects include: William Gough, friends, family, classmates, and coworkers; various farms, towns, and other locations in Canada; locations in Southeast Alaska; and scenes of college life at the University of British Columbia. Of special note are images of the Premier Gold Mine from 1923, and buildings on the newly completed Point Grey campus of the University of British Columbia from 1925.

CECIL AND LOIS GOWEN. Photograph Album; n.d., 1932-1948. .2 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of the family and travel photograph album of Idaho natives Cecil and Lois Gowen. Cecil Gowen's mother, Celia "Bunnie" Gowen Fairbanks, was a Ketchikan area pioneer. The collection contains 80 black and white photographs (and 21 copy negatives), subjects of which include: Lois and Cecil Gowen's trip to Ketchikan in August 1947; Cecil Gowen's vacation in Washington in 1936; a custom trailer he built at his welding shop in Meridian, Idaho; post card scenes of Seattle and Western Washington; and various Gowen family gatherings and portraits.

OTTO K. GRALERT. World War II Scrapbook; 1942-1945. .5 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the papers, artifacts, and photographs of a medical personnel clerk at Adak. The photographs consist of 93 black and white prints, 31 photo post cards, and 35 copy negatives. Subjects include his service at Camp Pickett, Virginia; Fort Jackson, South Carolina; Adak Island, Alaska; Anchorage, Alaska; and Tacoma and Fort Lewis, Washington. 83 prints concern his service with the 179th Station Hospital at Adak.

GORDON P. "PAT" GRANADE (1907-1978). Photograph Album; 1928-1947. .2 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of the photograph album of a U. S. Coast Guard sailor who served in Alaska. The album contains 339 original black and white prints and post card, and 89 black and white copy negativess. Subjects include: Granade and fellow sailors and officers aboard the Coast Guard cutters Haida, Tallapoosa, and Cyane; harbor, dock, street, cemetery, park and other scenes in Ketchikan, Sitka, Juneau, Unalaska, Dutch Harbor and Kodiak; Pribilof and Aleutian Islands scenes at St. Paul, Atka and Attu islands; various Coast Guard cutters, patrol boats, amphibious planes, and other ships, boats and yachts; and friends and relatives.

DELOISE W. GRAVES. World War II Photographs and Papers; 1942-1945, 1963. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of photographs and related paper documents of a U.S. Army soldier stationed at Adak. The 295 prints and 69 negatives were taken during the period 1942 to 1945. Service photos include those of a railroad trip to the west coast (Nov. 1942); Fort Lawton in Seattle, Washington (Nov. 1942); and Adak Army Air Field in the Aleutians (1943-1944). Family photos are of Graves, his family, and friends. There are also 8 black and white 4x5 copy negatives.

GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA INCORPORATED. Fur Rendezvous; 1938-1939, 1947-1978. 13 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists primarily of the historical and subject files of the Fur Rendezvous. Included among the papers are two sets of photos. The first is a set of over 2,000 black and white negatives and contact prints by Ward Wells showing a wide variety of Fur Rendezvous events for the years 1952-1982. The second is an album containing 89 sheets of contact prints by an unknown photographer.

THOMAS AND MARION GREGORY (1914-2005; 1921-2005). Slides, Photographs and Audio Recordings; 1932-2002. 4.6 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the slides, photographs, and audio recordings of Anchorage residents Thomas and Marion Gregory. The collection contains: 11, 673 color slides; 74 black and white slides; 878 black and white prints; 1,634 black and white negatives; 676 color prints; 938 color negatives; and 11 color transparencies. Subjects of the slides and photographs include: service at the U. S. Naval Station at Subic Bay, Philippines (1954-1956); Kodiak Island, Alaska (1956-1957); Anchorage, Alaska (1957-2002); the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous; the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race (Anchorage starts); rural airstrips in Alaska; the Alaska Earthquake in Anchorage (1964); Arctic Valley ski area; Portage Glacier; Crow Pass Trail; Hatcher Pass; various hikes in the Chugach Mountains, Kenai Peninsula, and elsewhere; and the Chilkoot Trail.

BENJAMIN A. GRIER (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Scrapbook and Photograph Album; 1911-1952. .9 cu. ft. Photograph List.
The collection consists of the scrapbook and photograph album of an Alaskan miner, businessman and territorial legislator. The collection contains: 73 original black and white prints from the album; 277 black and white photo post cards from the album; and 27 black and white prints from the scrapbook. There are also 89 departmental preservation copy negatives of selected images. Subjects of the original photographs include: Benjamin Grier and friends; camps, cabins, and hydraulic placer mining operations at Cache, Mills, Nugget, Twin, and Falls creeks; lumber operations at Kanatak, dogs, dog teams and sleds; and hunting. Subjects of the photo post cards include: mining, wildlife, hunting, towns, Alaska Natives, dog teams, ships, shipwrecks, fishing, and scenery.

QUINN F. GRIFFITH. Photographs; 1948-1949. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photographs of Quinn F. Griffith, a U.S. Army soldier stationed on Adak in 1949. The collection contains 15 black and white photographs (13 different images). Subjects of the photographs include fellow soldiers, enlisted quarters, and area scenery at Adak Army Airfield, as well two locations in Europe. Also, there are four 4x5 copy negatives of selected prints.

EVELYN AND FRELIN GRIMES (1912-1985). Tourist Scrapbook; 1969. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the contents of a scrapbook created by a Fresno, California couple who visited Southeast Alaska in 1969. The collection contains 44 color photo post cards. Subjects include: the S.S. Prince George; scenes in Ketchikan, Juneau, Mendenhall Glacier, Auke Bay, Skagway, Wrangell, Petersburg and Prince Rupert; and scenery along the White Pass and Yukon Railway.

MERRILL E. GRUBE. Photographs; 1965-1978. 6 cu. ft. Inventory.
Merrill E. Grube is a professional photographer who owned and operated Merrill E. Grube Photography in Anchorage, Alaska, and worked at Anchorage Community College and the University of Alaska, Anchorage. The collection consists of over 14,600 photographs and negatives concerning ACC and UAA. Of these, over 900 are primarily black and white prints of various types, including contact prints. The remainder are negatives, mainly black and white, of various sizes. The photographs and negatives were taken by Grube during the course of his work at ACC and UAA. They depict a variety of subjects including classes at ACC; ACC registration; commencements; field trips; faculty; students; buildings and building construction at both UAA and ACC; various receptions and banquets; classrooms; the Fine Arts Fair; and other subjects.

HANS AND MARGARET HAFEMEISTER. Papers; 1943-1995. 2 cu. ft. Inventory.
The second part of this collection consists of the papers of Margaret Hafemeister. Series 1, Biographical Materials, includes a scrapbook containing 150 photographs (black & white, color). These relate to her travels in Alaska (1944-1975), including her trip to Alaska in 1944, and her activities as a social worker in the state.

HAMMON CONSOLIDATED GOLD FIELDS COMPANY (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Photographs; 1925. .1 cu. ft. List.
The collection contains twelve black and prints and typed captions from the illustrations section of a company report or investment prospectus, and copy negatives of the photographs. Subjects include: mining engineer Otto Halla (portrait); Nos. 1, 3 and 4 dredges ; cold water thawing pipes; a churn drill; prospecting near Dry Creek; bunkhouse near Little Creek; power plant and oil tank; Little Creek camp; and the rear wheel of a churn drill.

JAY S. HAMMOND (b. 1921). Papers; 1946-1993. 10 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of speeches, correspondence, notes, articles, clippings, campaign literature, publications, and other materials relating to Jay S. Hammond's life and political career. Series 10, Photographs, contains 8 photographs primarily of Jay and Bella Hammond.

HANS van der LAAN BROOKS RANGE LIBRARY. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Records; 1972-1992. .45 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection contains the records of the formation this library, incorporated in 1974 as a adjunct to the Brooks Range Trust. It includes 10 prints and 9 negatives relating to the library.

J. D. HANSON. World War II Photograph Album; 1941-1943. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the contents of the photograph album of a U. S. Coast Guard seaman who served on the Cutter Aurora. The collection contains: 89 original black and white prints; a lot of 48 black and white prints kept with the album of images taken aboard the Cutter Aurora; 36 black and white Alaskan commercial tourist prints; and 11 black and white Alaskan tourist photo post cards. Subject of the original photographs include: officers and sailors aboard the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Aurora; family and friends; the town of Sitka; a patrol boat; and various Alaskan coastal scenery.

ERIC (1904-1995) AND ANNA HARDING. Tourist Scrapbook; 1969. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the contents of an Illinois couple's scrapbook. and contains 39 color photo post cards. Subjects include: Seattle, Alaska Airlines, Fairbanks, the Riverboat Discovery, the Alaska Railroad, Mount McKinley National Park, Anchorage, Portage Glacier, Alyeska Ski Resort, Valdez, Worthington Glacier, Matanuska Glacier, Columbia Glacier, Kluane Lake, Haines, the Chilkat Dancers, the M.S. Polar Star, the White Pass and Yukon Railway, Ketchikan, and Vancouver.

GEORGE T. HARPER (1930-2004). BLACKS IN ALASKA HISTORY PROJECT. Papers; 1953-2004. 11.5 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the Alaskan Black History related papers of George Harper, president and co-founder of the Blacks in Alaska History Project, Inc. Series 6: Photographs, contains over 300 black and white prints, over 400 color prints, over 300 black and white and color negatives, and some color slides. There are also photographs in Series 8: Biographical Clipping Files, and color slides in Series 4: Project Slide Shows. The photographs concern the history of African Americans in Alaska.

J. B. "GEORGIA" HARPER. Photograph Album and Papers; n.d., 1944-1945. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of J. B. "Georgia" Harper's photograph album and related papers concerning the construction of an aircraft runway by Baker Engineers at Galena Army Airbase during World War II. The collections contains a 209 original black and white prints and 38 copy negatives. Subjects of the photographs include J. B. Harper and fellow Baker Engineers employees; Galena area people, buildings, and scenery; the construction camp; and construction equipment and machinery.

RICHARD TIGHE HARRIS FAMILY. Papers; 1853-1969. 3.5 cu. ft. Published guide and Series list.
The Richard T. Harris Family collection contains 420 photographs. The photographs include pictures of family members, hunting trips guided by William J. Harris, and of buildings and groups in the Juneau area. Many of the photos relate to William J. Harris and his family.

RICHARD HOLMES HAZARD. Papers; 1943-1944. .2 cu. ft. hmc-0544.
This collection consists of papers and photos relating to Richard Holmes Hazard's induction and service in the United State Navy during World War II. Included in the collection are 20 black and white photographs of Hazard with fellow soldiers in various cities, including Seattle and Kodiak.

ERIC A. HEGG. Photographs and Published Albums; 1898-1905. .25 cu. ft. List.
This collection includes photos and souvenir albums published by Eric A. Hegg. The collection contains 28 cyanotype and 2 black and white photographs, plus three published souvenir albums. The photographs include images of the Klondike and surrounding areas taken during the gold rush period of 1998 through 1900. The souvenir albums contain halftone prints of Hegg photos. The first album depicts life in the Klondike during the 1898 gold rush. The second album deals with the Nome gold rush at the beginning of the twentieth century. The third album contains images of Southeast Alaska, circa 1905.

ROBERT F. HEIZER. (1915-1979) Papers; 1949-1956. .35 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of correspondence, notes, photographs, drafts of manuscripts, and a published article from Dr. Robert F. Heizer's study of Koniag Eskimo artifacts of Kodiak Island. There are 43 prints, 21 negatives, and 85 plates.

JOHN S. HELLENTHAL. Papers; 1907, 1917, 1923, 1941, 1950-1966, 1969-1973, 1980, 1984, 1987-1988. 4.5 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection contains papers relating to John Hellenthal's personal and political activities, as well as his work as a member of the Alaska House of Representatives. The collection contains 20 prints depicting Hellenthal , buildings, and scenery.

CHRISTINE A. HELLER (1907-1990). Papers; n.d., 1895, 1902, 1905, 1907, 1909-1910, 1916, 1920, 1924-1977, 1980-1982. 26.67 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists primarily of materials relating to Christine Heller's professional work as a nutritionist and to her work in botany. Among the papers, Series 7 contains photographs, postcards, and a filmstrip. There are 353 prints, 237 negatives, 4 slides, and 21 transparencies which include family photos, images relating to her dietary study of natives, and photos of villages. These also include 135 photographs from her 1948 summer trip on the U. S. Coast Guard cutter Northwind to various villages in Alaska. Finally, there are 931 post cards, over half of which depict Alaska scenes.

JOHN ANDREW HIGGINS. World War II Scrapbook; 1914, 1926-1927, 1942-1946, 1950. .6 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the World War II era scrapbook of U.S. Navy Seabee John Andrew Higgins. The 158 photographs and 6 negatives in the scrapbook include those of John A. Higgins and fellow seamen; scenes from the building of the Alaska Highway; coworkers, construction and supply facilities, and the CANOL oil refinery in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory; views of a railroad engine and plow clearing snow from the White Pass and Yukon Railroad; Higgins and coworkers in Saint George's, Hamilton, and Greystones, Bermuda; and various scenic images of the Whitehorse area, Canada, Alaska, and the Bermuda Islands. There are also 14 black and white 4x5 copy negatives.

GRACE (1921-1971) AND JOHN VINCENT HOEMAN (1936-1969). Papers; 1952-1979. 8.25 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the personal papers of an Alaskan mountaineering couple. The collection contains 256 black and white prints, 20 color prints, 137 black and white negatives, 12 color slides, and 5 other color transparencies, most of which concern mountain climbing.

HOLMES FAMILY. Papers; 1915-1966. 1 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection contains a variety of different types of materials. Among the papers is a photograph album containing 247 prints as well as 53 unmounted photographs concerning the area around May Creek McCarthy areas in Alaska.

MICHAEL HOOD. Papers; 1976-1996. 5 cu. ft. Inventory.
Papers of a UAA faculty member and head of the Theater Department. Photographs in the collection include 43 color prints, 13 color negatives, 18 black and white prints, 10 black and white proof sheets, and 92 black and white negatives of productions and construction of the new Arts building.

ELMER H. HOODE. World War II Scrapbook; n.d., 1943. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of a scrapbook kept by U.S. Marine Elmer H. Hoode while stationed at Dutch Harbor . The 14 photographs in the scrapbook include: 9 Alaska tourist prints, primarily of people in Unalaska; a signed portrait of actress Olivia DeHavilland; 3 prints of Dutch Harbor from Iliuliak Bay; and a picture of sea lions on a beach.

ARTHUR W. HOPE (1915-2004). World War II Photographs and Papers; n.d., 1944. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of photographs and papers of employee of Allison Engines who visited Alaska concerning Lend-Lease aircraft sold to Russia. The collection contains 60 different black and white prints. Subjects include: Arthur W. Hope and U.S. Army Air Forces officers at Fairbanks, Nome, and Galena in Alaska; new P-39 fighter aircraft; an Army Air Forces officer conferring with a Russian officer in uniform; and a stage show put on by Army Air Forces soldiers in a large Quonset hut.

LOIS A. HORNBERGER. World War II Photograph Album; 1943. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photograph album of an apparent nurse in Nome. The collection contains 162 black and white prints. Subjects include: Lois Hornberger and friends, soldiers, sailors, and Alaska Natives; Nome street scenes and area villages; dogs, dog teams, and dog lots; Nome buildings; kayak and skin boat races; and a blanket toss.

WESLEY HOUSMAN. Photographs; n.d., 1937-1945. .45 cu. ft.
Prewar and World War II photograph albums of a U.S. Army soldier from Oakland, California, who served on Adak Island. The 603 black and white photographic prints, in four different albums, include images of Wesley Houseman, his family and friends, his outdoor activities in Yosemite National Park , and his service at Adak Island during the war. There are also 9 black and white 4x5 copy negatives.

JAMES B. HOXIE (1908-1971). World War II Photograph Album; 1944-1945. .6 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the World War II era photograph album of a U. S. Army Signal Corps soldier who served in Seward and Fairbanks. The album contains: 184 original black and white prints (two color-tinted); 8 original color prints; and 24 black and white photo post cards. Subjects of the photographs and post cards include: James Hoxie and fellow soldiers and friends; scenes along the Milwaukee Road Railroad; and scenes of Seattle, Victoria, British Columbia, Seward and Fairbanks.

HARRY W. AND NORMA J. HOYT FAMILY. Papers; 1908-1989. 3 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the family papers and photographs of a family that owned the Gulkana Road House and Hoyt Motors in Anchorage. The collection contains: 1496 black and white photographs (1908-1943); 65 tourist photo post cards; and 2,322 color photographic slides (1938-1983). Subjects of the photographs include: the Hoyt and Jordet families; the Gulkana Road House, the fox farm there, and area scenery; a potato farm in Gakona; fur trappers; wildlife and hunting; early automobiles; Valdez; Fairbanks; Mount McKinley National Park; Will Rogers and Wiley Post in Anchorage (Aug. 1935); Anchorage; and Hoyt Motor Company. Subjects of the color slides include: the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous; Alaskan highways; the villages of Point Hope, Kiana, Huslia, St. Paul, Wainwright, and Wales in western Alaska; King's Lake Camp in Wasilla; Sitka and Sheldon Jackson College; the 1964 Alaska Earthquake in Anchorage; Korea; and various national parks and monuments.

CHARLES GOODYEAR HUBBARD II (1869-1969). Papers and Photographs; 1897-1916, 1982-1987. .25 cu. ft. Inventory.
Among the papers in this collection relating to Charles Hubbard's work as a miner and prospector in Alaska are 24 photographs and 27 negatives. These include views of Hubbard, his mining claims, his cabin on the Primrose mining claim, the Charlie Hubbard Museum near Cooper Landing, and other subjects.

GRACE P. HURST. Tourist Photograph Album; 1957. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the tourist photograph album of an Indiana woman who visited Alaska. The album contains: 111 original black and white prints; 14 original color prints; 2 black and white photo post cards; and 7 color photo post cards; Subjects of the original photographs include: Grace Hurst, her son Major Richard Hurst and family; Seattle-Tacoma Airport; Ladd Air Force Base; the University of Alaska; the Golden Days parade in Fairbanks; Fort Greeley; Portage Glacier; Fort Yukon; and Circle Hot Springs.

KENNETH J. HUSEBY. Photographs; 1964. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of photographs of the damage of the 1964 Alaska Earthquake in Anchorage, Portage, and Seward. There are 26 black and white prints. These include 21 U. S. Army Corps of Engineers photos. The remaining 5 prints are of unknown origin. Specific areas represented include 4th Avenue, the J. C. Penney Building, L Street, West High School, Government Hill, Bootleggers Cove, Turnagain, a bridge on the Seward Highway, Portage, and Seward harbor. They depict damaged and destroyed buildings, sunken streets and houses, fallen trees, a damaged bridge, a wrecked railroad engine, and beached boats.

RUTH HUSEMAN (1895-1988). Tourist Photograph Album; 1937. .2 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of the photograph album of a Midwestern tourist from 1937. The collection contains 80 original black and white prints, 16 photo post cards, and 35 black and white commercial tourist prints. Locations where the original photographs were taken include: Banff, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, the Yoho Valley, Vancouver, the Inside Passage, Tagish Lake, Taku Glacier, Prince Rupert, Alert Bay, Ketchikan, Dead Horse Gulch, Lake Bennett, Skagway, Carcross, and Victoria. The post cards include scenes on the White Pass and Yukon Route, and the Inside Passage. The commercial tourist prints are of scenes in Southeast Alaska and along the White Pass and Yukon Route.

INDIVISIBLE: STORIES OF AMERICAN COMMUNITY. ALASKAN FISHING COMMUNITIES. Records; 1999-2001. 1.7 cu. ft.
The collection consists of records relating to the documentary project "Indivisible: Stories of American Community, Alaskan Fishing Communities" as well as general records relating to the Indivisible national project. The collection contains 18 slides and 26 black and white photographs. Scenes include Unalaska, Dutch Harbor, Sitka, and Kodiak.

GEORGE E. JACKSON. World War II Photographs and Identification Card; 1943-1945. .1 cu. ft.
The collection contains 57 photographs of a soldier in the 205th Engineers Battalion who served on Attu.

HAROLD H. JACKSON. World War II Scrapbook; 1940-1945. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the scrapbook of a Sea Bee in the 85th U. S. Naval Construction Battalion, who served in the Aleutians. It contains 22 black and white photographs, primarily of Attu, on the following subjects: Harold Jackson and other naval officers and sailors, Holtz Bay Cemetery, Little Falls Cemetery, a trip on a small patrol boat, mountains, and an unidentified bay.

KATHLEEN "PAT" JACKSON (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Tourist Photograph Album; 1934. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the contents of the album of a tourist on the S. S. Aleutian. The collection contains: 84 original black and white prints; 30 black and white and color photo post cards; 21 black and white commercial tourist prints of Alaska scenes; and 52 copy negatives of selected original photographs and photo post cards. Subjects of the original photographs include: Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau, glaciers, Cordova, Valdez, Sitka and Hidden Inlet. Subjects of the photo post cards include: the S. S. Aleutian, Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau, glaciers, Cordova, Valdez, and Sitka.

JARRET FAMILY. Photograph Album; 1921. .1 cu. ft.
The collection contains 22 original black and white prints and two photograph clippings from a magazine. All of the prints were taken around Chickaloon, Alaska, and the U. S. government coal mine that operated there.

JOHANSON-ERICKSON FAMILY. Papers; 1887-1971. 2.8 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the papers and photographs of Josephine Johanson Erickson, Arne S. Erickson, and their sons Hans and John Erickson, an Alaskan mining family. The family photographs (over 1300 images) consist of copies of original albums; photographs from the Flat and Iditarod areas; photographs of Crow Creek Mine, Girdwood, and early Anchorage; photographs of, and from relatives and friends of the Johansons and Ericksons (primarily from Sweden and Norway); black and white and color photo sets; portraits and miscellaneous photos of family members; and other miscellaneous family photos and photo post cards. Locations depicted in the photographs include the Wilson Creek Mining Company, Marshall, Alaska; the Erickson home and garden in Anchorage; the Matanuska Valley; and the Shuyak Civil Aeronautics Authority radar station. For other photographs of the Johanson-Erickson Family, see the Lawrence and Olga Doheny Family and the David and Jenny Strandberg Family collections.

BILLY BLACKJACK JOHNSON (1924-2004). Papers; 1923, 1929, 1946, 1969-1986, 1990-1997. 4 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of files relating to the various Alaskan Native organizations in which Billy B. Johnson was involved as well as papers related to his personal life, his mother Ada Blackjack Johnson, and the Jesse Lee Home. There are 154 prints (b&w, color) and 1 proof sheet in Series 3, Photographs. These relate to Billy Johnson, his mother, Native organizations, and the Jesse Lee Home.

MOOSE JOHNSON. Kantishna Area Photographs and Letter; n.d., 1939, 1940. .1 cu. ft. Photograph List.
The collection consists of photographs and a letter received from a Kantishna area placer gold miner. The collection contains 20 original black and white prints and 7 black and white preservation copy negatives of selected images. People depicted include: Moose Johnson, Edgar Bigelow, Dan Sutherland, Bob Ellis, J. H. Bender, Mrs. Carl Selberg, and Harry A. Wertz. Places depicted include: Eagle Mountain, Mulldrow Glacier, Eldorado Creek, Moose Creek, Thompson Pass, and Monument Hill. Mining companies mentioned on the photographs include the Copper Mountain Mining Company and the Kantishna Hydraulic Mining Company.

OTTE C. JOHNSON. Photographs; ca. 1915, 1930. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of photographs from an album belonging to an employee of the Alaska Packer's Association. The collection contains 43 black and white prints, 20 black and white preservation copy negatives of selected images, and contact prints of three original prints. Subjects include the steel-hulled bark Star of Greenland, the cannery and fishing station at Kvichak on the Kvichak River in Bristol Bay, other canneries, workers, boats, tenders, and scenery.

RUBYE JOHNSON FAMILY ALBUM. Photograph Album. 1918-1933. .1 cu. ft. List.
This collection consists of a single album of photographs of Rubye Johnson, her parents, and other relatives and friends. The images were taken in Alaska, Washington, California, and Europe. There are 260 (b&w) prints which depict Alaska and Anchorage in the late 1910s and early 1920s, Washington and California in the late 1920s and early 1930s, and Europe in 1932 and 1933. The album belonged to Rubye Johnson; her picture is on the first page of the album.

HOWARD AND MABEL JONISH. Papers; n.d., 1910-1935, 1943-1989. Inventory. 1.2 cu. ft.
The collection contains the papers, photographs, post cards, and color slides of Howard and Mabel Jonish. These concern their life in Alaska as well as the various construction projects on which Howard Jonish worked. Series 5, Photographs, contains 439 black and white and color prints, 127 photo post cards, and 774 color slides. These relate to various construction projects at Cape Lisburne, Eielson, Sparrevohn, Driftwood Bay, Clear, Northway, and Fort Wainwright; life in and around Nome, Kotzebue, Valdez, and Fairbanks; gold mining in the Kougarok River drainage; trips in Alaska and on the Alaska Highway; and the construction of the Alaska Highway. The post cards include several by Winter and Pond; scenes of the construction of the Alaska Highway; views of the damage from a storm in Nome (1946); and various sites in Alaska.

KALIFORNSKY FAMILY. (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Photographs; n.d. ca. 1910s, ca. 1950s, 1978, 1981. .1 cu. ft.
This collection consists of 8 photographs of Alaska natives of the Cook Inlet and Kenai areas, specifically, Tyonek and Kalifornsky; half are black and white and half are in color. They include pictures of Alexsay, Nick, and Peter Kalifornsky; Agrafena Chickalusion Kalifornsky; Sergei Californsky; Maxim, Simeon, and Theodore Chickalusion; George Oskolkoff; Shem Pete; and Fedosia Kalifornsky Sacaloff.

DICK H. KASTRUP. World War II Photograph Album; 1941-1945. .45 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the World War II era photograph album of U.S. Army sergeant Dick H. Kastrup, of the 17th Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division (Mechanized). The collection contains 257 black and white prints and 35 copy negatives. Locations depicted include Attu, Kiska, and Kwajalein islands. Subjects depicted include fellow soldiers, troop encampments, battle weapons and positions, island landscapes, battlefield wreckage, South Pacific islanders, Japanese war dead, snapshots taken by Japanese soldiers, scenes aboard troop transport ships, wartime newspaper headlines, and a division parade or review ceremony.

WILLIAM R. KEENAN (1920-2002). World War II Photograph Album; 1935, 1940-1946. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the album of a Alaska Defense Command soldier who was stationed at Ladd Field in Fairbanks. The collection contains 127 black and white prints. The album is divided into parts for family before his enlistment, training at Fort Banks, Massachusetts, stationing at Ladd Field, and family and friends.

A. G. KIRBY. Papers; 1908, 1909. .1 cu. ft.
The collection includes one black and white photograph of A. G. Kirby taken in Mexico or the southwestern United States.

LAWRENCE KNIGHT. World War II Photograph Album; 1943-1945. .2 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of the photograph album of a soldier who served with a weather forecasting unit at Fort Glenn and Yakutat Airfield. The collection contains 64 black and white prints from the album, 29 copy negatives, and two souvenir fold-outs of Alaska post card views. Subjects of the photographs include: Fort Glenn, Chuginadak Island, seals at Bogoslof Island, Nikolski, Umnak Island mountains, Ship Rock, Yakutat, and Yakutat Airfield.

ROBERT AND WILMA KNOX. Papers; 1949-2001. 5.2 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of clippings, scrapbooks, photographs, publications, and other materials documenting Robert and Wilma Knox's life and journalism work in Alaska. Among the papers are photographs of a Cordova Airlines tour of Kennecott and McCarthy in 1953 (29 different); photographs of the Alaska Earthquake of 1964 (317 different); a numbered photo negative file primarily containing images of travel in Alaska and western Canada (3,963 different), 1953-1974; and an unnumbered photo negative file of images of Alaska and western Canada (1,357 different), ca. 1960-1975.

"BUD" KRIER. Alaska Highway Telephone Line Papers; 1943, 1944, 1975. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the papers of a construction worker on the telephone line along the Alaska Highway in 1943. The collection contains: a xerographic copy of Krier's photograph album concerning his work on the telephone line; 166 black and white prints from the original album; and 3 color and 22 black and white photo post cards of Alaska, Yukon Territory, and Winnipeg, Manitoba.

KATHRYN AND THERALD KRUMROY. Tourist Color Slides; 1981. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the travel slides of Akron, Ohio tourists. The collection contains: 299 color 35mm slides that include scenes of Anchorage, Nome, Kotzebue, Fairbanks, Mount McKinley National Park, Portage Glacier, the Alaska Railroad, Prince William Sound, the Richardson Highway, the Alaska Highway, the White Pass and Yukon Railway, Whitehorse, Skagway, the Inside Passage, Sitka, and Seattle.

ALICE "DOVE" MONTGOMERY KULL (1897-1991). Papers; 1915-1991. 13.25 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of papers relating to Dove Kull's life, her activities in the field of social work and child welfare, her activities on behalf of senior citizen and women's issues, and her travels. It is divided into twelve series. Series 7, Photographic Materials, contains over 1100 black and white and color photographs and negatives, over 9000 color slides, and a photograph album. The subjects include Dove Kull's life in Alaska, her family and friends, travels in Alaska and the U. S., Alaska villages and scenery, senior housing in Juneau, and her trip to England and Europe in 1925.

KUUMBA BLACK ARTISTS NETWORK, INC. Records; 1981-1983. .5 cu. ft.
The records of Kuumba Black Artists Network, Inc., include pamphlets, photographs, newspaper clippings, and advertisements documenting the Kuumba's activities in the community. Among these are 42 prints relating to the organization's activities and personnel.

ALINE C. AND MAX LaLANDE (1905-1980, 1912-1999)(Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Obituary and Photographs; 1943, 1959, 1980. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of a newspaper obituary and photographs taken by a Kodiak and Anchorage area baker and business owner. The photographs include two black and white prints of Max's business, the Unalaska Bakery and Coffee Shop, in 1943, and one color print of the LaLandes' Anchorage business, the Tudor Market and Liquor Store, taken in 1959.

ASHLEY P. (1904-1998) AND RUTH W. LARKIN (1905-2005). Tourist Scrapbooks; 1968, 1973. .6 cu. ft.
The collection consists of two scrapbooks of a Rochester, New York, couple containing 114 original color prints (western trip, 1968) and 16 original color prints (Caribbean cruise, 1973). Subjects include: the Calgary Stampede; Banff National Park; Lake Louise; Jasper National Park; Columbia Icefields; Skagway; Carcross; Lake Bennett; Wrangell; Alert Bay; Victoria; Port Angeles; Yellowstone National Park; and Mount Rushmore.

CLARA COOK LAWRENCE (1870-1961). Papers and Photographs; n.d., 1907-1914. .1 cu. ft. 1 reel, microfilm. Photograph List.
The collection consists of the scrapbook (a microfilm copy), post cards, and photographs of Jesse Lee Home teacher Clara Cook Lawrence. The collection contains 23 black and white and color tinted photo post cards and photographic prints. Five of the post cards were taken by Alaskan photographer J. E. Thwaites, three being scenes in Unalaska. The last six photographs are of Clara Cook Lawrence, the Jesse Lee Home, and her colleagues and students at the school. There are also copy negatives of the twelve Alaskan photo post cards.

CHARLES DAVID LEE. World War II Photographs and Papers; n.d., 1940, 1944-1945. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the World War II era photographs and papers of Charles David Lee, a soldier with the Eleventh Air Force stationed at Adak. The collection contains 86 black and white prints, 62 black and white negatives and corresponding contact prints, and six copy prints from negatives. Subjects of the photographs include Charles David Lee, fellow soldiers, scenes on Adak Army Airfield and Adak Island, aircraft and aircraft wreckage, landing strips, radio equipment, surveying equipment, and Lee's family.

MYRTLE LENAGER. Tourist Scrapbook; 1951. .45 cu. ft.
This collection consists of a scrapbook created by Mrs. Myrtle Lenager, who traveled from Greensburg, Kansas, to the Western United States, Canada, and Alaska in 1951. Included in the seventy eight page album are 51 black and white photos, 25 black and white photo post cards, 83 color post cards, and 6 color post card sets taken or collected on the trip.

NANCY LESH (b. 1944). Papers; 1963-1988. 2.75 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of papers created or collected by Nancy Lesh during her years of service at Anchorage Community College and the University of Alaska Anchorage. Among the papers, Series 7, Photographs, contains 57 black and white and color views of classroom and instruction activities at Anchorage Community College and the college's library.

CARL F. LEWIS. Photographs and Artifacts; 1916, 1917, 1919-1922, ca. 1950. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photographs, post cards, artifacts, and company party invitation of a soldier in Company G, 21st Infantry Regiment. The collection contains: one color print of a portrait of Carl F. Lewis and his wife Ida; 113 black and white prints from service at Fort Gibbon; 18 black and white prints from training at Fort McDowell, California; 6 black and white photo post cards of Tanana, Alaska; twenty color and black and white tourist photo post card of Alaska and the Yukon Territor; and 41 black and white preservation copy negatives of selected images..

JOHN B. LEWIS (1900-1978). Photograph Album; 1901-1903. .2 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of a Nome Gold Rush era photograph album once owned by a San Diego resident. The collection contains an 86-page album with 173 black and white prints, and 78 preservation copy negatives. Subjects include: voyages between Port Townsend, Washington, and Nome, Alaska, aboard the steamships Jeanie and Senator in 1901; soldiers and buildings at Fort Davis in Nome; a gold mine at Bench No. 7, Anvil Creek, in 1902; the U. S. Revenue Cutters Bear and Thetis at Nome in 1901; people, buildings, street scenes, tent camps, and dog teams in and around the city of Nome; an Arctic Brotherhood ball; a picnic party of men and women on top of Anvil Mountain in July 1903; Inupiat peoples and an Inupiat trading and whaling camp at Nome; interior views of a house ; and a narrow gauge railroad.

ROBERT C. LEWIS. World War II Papers and Photographs; n.d., 1941-1943, 1951. .45 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of papers and photographs from Robert Lewis' service in the U.S. Army at Fort Raymond, Seward, Alaska during World War II. The collection contains 347 black and white prints and 2 negatives. They are of Lewis and Battery E; Fort Raymond and its facilities and troops; and scenery and recreational activities on the Kenai Peninsula and along the Alaska Railroad. Of particular interest are photographs of the tent camp at Fort Raymond next to the Jesse Lee Home; the devastating fire on 4th Avenue in Seward on the night of November 23, 1941; and a railroad trip to Mount McKinley National Park and Fairbanks. Other localities include Cooper's Landing, Moose Pass, Russian River Rendezvous, Hope, the Divide Ski Area, and "Alaska Nellie" Lawing's trophy house and room in Lawing. Also, there are images of Adak Island and the army base (1951).

JOHN F. LHOTKA, JR. (1921-1993). World War II Papers and Photographs; 1942-1946. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the papers and photographs of a Chemical Warfare Service officer who served at Fort Richardson and Adak. The collection contains 73 original black and white prints; 3 black and white photo post cards; and 13 original black and white negatives. Subjects include: Lhotka and fellow soldiers at Fort Richardson, Mount McKinley National Park and Adak Army Air Field; the Curry Hotel; buildings on Fort Richardson; 11th Air Force facilities at Adak Army Airfield (headquarters, chapel, mess, etc.); group photos; and aerial photos of Adak Army Airfield.

SALLY IRENE LINDSAY (1864-1951). Photographs; n.d., 1901. .1 cu. ft. List.
This collection contains 14 black and white photographs concerning Sally Irene Cole Lindsay, the Lindsay Hotel, and Porcupine, Alaska. Included are exterior and interior views of the Lindsay Hotel, the town and area around Porcupine, and local residents.

LITERARY ARTISTS GUILD OF ALASKA. Records; 1981-1982. .2 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection consists of the records of the Literary Artists Guild of Alaska. The fourth series, Photographs/Graphics, contains 2 photographs relating to an organization gathering in 1981.

LOIS LITTLE. Tourist Photograph Album; 1931, 1935.
.25 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of Lois Little's photograph album concerning her August 1931 trip from Sioux City, Iowa, to Southeast Alaska. The album contains 159 black and white photographs and photo post cards. Subjects of the photographs include the U.S. Government Locks at Seattle, Washington; Victoria, British Columbia; Ketchikan; Sitka; Skagway; Lake Bennett, British Columbia; The White Pass and Yukon Route Railway; Taku Glacier; Auke Lake and Mendenhall Glacier; Wrangell; Prince Rupert, British Columbia; and Jasper National Park, Alberta. There are also 15 black and white 4 X 5 copy negatives.

LOMAN AND HANFORD. (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Published Photograph Album; n.d. .1 cu. ft.
This collection consists of an album of 20 black and white mounted photographs published by the firm of Loman and Hanford of Seattle, Washington. Its title is Alaska, the Wonderland. The pictures include views of Metlakatla, Skagway, Fort Wrangell, Juneau, Ketchikan, Kasaan, Valdez, and Seward. They also depict people, buildings, glaciers, railroads, and totems.

LOMAN AND HANFORD. Alaska Souvenir Photograph Album; ca. 1925. .25 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection consists of a souvenir album containing lithographed images of Alaska and Alaska related scenes. Subjects of the images include the Inside Passage, glaciers, mines including Treadwell and Kennicott, Chilkoot Pass, raliroads, Whitehorse, Skagway, Sitka, Wrnagell, Dawson, Fairbanks, Nome, Valdez, Cordova. Sitka, the Copper and Yukon Rivers, Eskimos, fishing, mining, and wildlife. The album was probably produced by the photography studio of Lomen and Hanford, for sale to tourists. In addition the the lithogrphs, a previous owner of the album pasted 87 addition postcards and prints. These items include images of Port Moller, scenery and wildlife, fishing, mining, ships, and several images of Montana. The collection contains a total of 26 black & white lithographs, plus 87 black and white, and color, prints and postcards.

DEMAR C. LONG (1933-1993). Photograph Album; 1953. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of a photograph album of an Anchorage resident and Elks Club youth leader. The album contains 44 black and white prints. Subjects include: people, particularly women and children, in a Spenard neighborhood; a woman and two young girls recreating at an area lake; and people at the Anchorage International Airport.

LORRIE AND "SARGE." Color Slides; 1948. .2 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of color photographic slides of a married couple who visited Alaska in 1948. The collection contains 441 color 35mm slides. Subjects include: Fort Richardson and Elmendorf Field; the 10th Rescue Squadron's dog sled team; Ship Creek; Girdwood, Portage and Turnagain Arm on Cook Inlet; a trip from Anchorage to Valdez and Chitina; an air show at Elmendorf Field; Glenn Highway scenes; a picnic at Lake Wasilla; a visit to Matanuska Glacier; a cruise from Whittier to Adak Island; and native plants, salmon and miscellaneous scenery.

CHARLES V. LUCIER (b. 1926). Papers; 1913-2002. 6.25 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of archeology and anthropology related papers, correspondence, personal papers, and photographs of Charles Lucier. The photographs are to found in Part D, Series 1-3. They include family and personal photographs; archaeology/anthropology related photographs and slides; and post cards. There are 542 black and white and color prints, 215 negatives, 14 transparencies and slides, and 11 post cards.

EARL J. LUCIER. World War II Photograph Album; n.d., 1944. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photograph album of a Montana soldier who served in Alaska. The collection contains 73 black and white prints and one black and white negative. Subjects of the photographs include fellow soldiers and officers, tents and buildings, scenery, and Lucier family members.

WILLIAM E. MAAS (1919-1985). World War II Photograph Album; 1943. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the album of a 51th U. S. Naval Construction Battalion seaman who was stationed at Dutch Harbor. It contains 21 original black and white photographic prints and 11 black and white Alaskan commercial tourist prints. Subjects original photographs include: Maas and fellow sailors at Dutch Harbor; and friends and family members.

JOHN MACOMBER. World War II Photographs and Correspondence; ca. 1943, 1996. .1 cu. ft.
The collection contains 12 black and white photographs of Mr. Macomber and various other military personnel taken while he was stationed in Alaska with the Eleventh Air Force. The collection also contains a postcard packet with 10 images of Anchorage and surroundings.

A. G. MADDREN. Photograph Albums; 1904, 1906-1914. .65 cu. ft. List.
A. G. Maddren, a geologist and photographer with the U. S. Geological Survey (USGS), worked in Alaska on four expeditions: Koyukuk-Chandalar (1909); Innoko-Iditarod (1910); Alaska-Canada Boundary (1911-1912); Yakataga (1913); and Kuskokwim (1914). The collection consists of three series. The first contains photocopies of four albums of pictures taken by Maddren and others on the expeditions. They include photographs of glaciers, rivers, mountains, geologic formations, expedition members and camps, placer gold mines, towns, villages, and scenery. The second series consists of black and white copy negatives and contact prints of 154 selected photographs from the albums. The third series consists of contact prints made from original nitrate negatives of 100 expedition photographs (many of which were not from the albums) and copy negatives of 19 of these photographs. The collection was loaned for copying by Alaska Pacific University.

NICANDRO MANCHA (1922-1992). World War II Photograph Album; 1942-1943. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the contents of photograph album of U. S. Army soldier who was stationed at Fort Richardson in 1943. The collection contains: 61 original black and white prints; 12 black and white Alaska commercial tourist prints; 14 black and white photo post cards; 14 other black and white and color post cards; and four black and white Alaska photo greeting cards. Subjects of the original photographs include: Nicandro Mancha and fellow soldiers in California and Alaska; U. S. Army brass band and troops marching in a downtown parade (probably in Anchorage); dogs; trains and locomotives; and scenery.

DELORES MANN. Tourist Color Slides; n.d., 1976, 1978, 1982, 1984. .7 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of 2060 personal and 12 commercial travel slides. Some of the primary destinations of the trips included: Vancouver, Southeast Alaska (Inside Passage), Skagway, Haines, Valdez, Columbia Glacier, Homer, the Matanuska Valley, Denali National Park (McKinley National Park), Fairbanks, Barrow, Eagle, Dawson City, Whitehorse, Prince Rupert, Yellowknife, and Jasper National Park. The subjects of the commercial slides are Barrow and Denali National Park.

TERRY MARTIN (b.1936). Papers; 1978-1989. 15 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of papers relating to Terry Martin's activities as a state representative. There is 1 photo in Series 5, Charitable Gaming, of a pull tab operation. Series 22, Photographs, contains 13 prints. These include pictures of the 14th, 15th, 16th, and the 20th Alaska State Legislatures; the Willawaw School; ground breaking for the Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project; and of Terry Martin.

LAWRENCE E. MARX. World War II Nome Air Base Photographs; 1942-1943. .1 cu. ft. List.
The collection consists of a collection of Nome Air Base photographs taken during World War II, containing 19 black and white prints, 17 of which are official U. S. Army Air Force photographs.

CHARLOTTE E. MAUK. Color Slides; n.d., 1944, 1955, 1961, 1963. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the Alaska related color photographic slides of the Secretary of the Sierra Club. The collection contains 492 color slides. The majority of the slides are of Mauk's trip to Alaska in 1961. Slides of this trip include images of Fairbanks, Fort Yukon, the Sheenjek River, camping at Lobo Lake with Olaus and Margaret Murie, Mount McKinley National Park, Camp Denali, and various related scenery and wildflowers.

ALAN G. MAY (1895-1993). Papers; 1902-1990. 10.6 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the papers of an amateur archeologist. May's personal journal/scrapbooks include 3,148 black and white prints and 1,938 color prints. The collection also includes: 168 black and white prints; 1 color print; 1,339 b&w negatives; 112 black and white contact sheets; 1,173 color negatives; 58 color contact sheets; 47 black and white contact prints; 632 black and white copy negatives; 5 black and white slides; and 14 color slides. In addition, there are 137 black and white glass presentation slides from the 1937 Smithsonian Institution Expedition to the Aleutian Islands, along with 137 related copy negatives and 35 contact sheets. Subjects of the photographs in the collection include World War I, the 1936 to 1938 Smithsonian Institution archeological expeditions to the Aleutian Islands, and May's world travels.

CHRISTINE M. McCLAIN (1915-1989). Papers; 1907-1992. 20.3 cu. ft. Inventory.
Among the papers of Christine McClain, freelance writer, are over 3,500 black and white and color photographs. These relate to a variety of subjects over the period 1934-1985. Among the general topics are Alaskan towns and villages, various ships, various events (including the Fur Rondy, Governor's Picnic, etc.), the Alaska Communication System, military activities, family members, and so forth.

SAM McCLAIN (1919-1994). Papers; 1942-1994. 4.65 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of Sam McClain's personal papers and files concerning his artwork. The bulk of the collection consists of art related place name files (Series 5) for 135 different localities. Among other things, the files contain photographs, negatives, post cards, and color slides relating to Russian Orthodox churches in Alaska; historical structures in Anchorage and other parts of Alaska; and McClain's home town of San Angelo, Texas. Series 9, Photographs, contains 72 prints primarily of family and friends. Series 10, Slides, contains 216 color slides mainly relating to a trip in Alaska (1968), an art show at Alaska Methodist University, art class materials, and his work. Series 11, Post Cards, contains 16 views of a variety of subjects in Alaska and the American Southwest.

JUDITH AND MALCOLM McDONALD. Papers; 1960-1966, 1987-1988, 1996-1997. 1.5 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of the Alaska related papers of Anchorage teachers Judith and Malcolm McDonald. The collection contains 25 black and white photographs, 142 color prints, 626 color slides, and 2 color negatives. Subjects include: personal portraits; trips to Alaska; teachers and students; Chelatna Lake Lodge (1961); the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous; The Alaska State Fair in Palmer (1960); the Alaska Railroad (1962); the couple's trip to Alaska in 1997; and Alaska commercial travel slides.

McKEOWN FAMILY. (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Photograph Collection; ca. 1910-1920. .1 cu. ft.
This collection consists of 148 black and white photographs collected by the McKeown Family. They depict people, buildings, towns, sled dog teams, ships, animals, and scenery. The towns or areas include Anchorage, Chitina, Cordova, Donnelly, Fairbanks, Fish Egg (Craig), Ft. Gibbon, Ft. Liscum, Gulkana, Holy Cross, Juneau, Prince Rupert, Portage Bay, Ruby, St. Michael, Seward, Skagway, Tonsina, Tulako (Washington), Wortmanns, Unalaska, Valdez, and Thompson's Pass. The ships include the S.S. Alaska, S.S. Edith, the Henry H. Field (cable ship), the S.S. Mariposa, S.S. Olympia, the S.S. Northwestern, and the revenue cutter Ungala.

MRS. McKINNEY. Photographs; ca. 1914. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of 20 black and white photographs and negatives of what is possibly Valdez and the surrounding area, ca. 1914. The pictures show cabins and other buildings, mines and mining equipment, people, ships, and scenery.

WILLIAM L. McNUTT (d. 1974). Photographic Slides and Film Strips, n.d., 1934-1941, 1948-1973. .6 cu. ft. Inventory.
William L. McNutt was a member of the Anchorage Fire Department. The collection consists of McNutt's personal color photographic slides as well as some commercial black and white stereo film strips on travel and entertainment subjects. The color slides (876 total) concern the McNutts' life in Alaska and include views of William and Bunny McNutt, their home and garden in Anchorage, the Anchorage Fire Department, various views of places and events in Anchorage, and views of locations in southcentral Alaska. Most of the slides are not identified and most pre-1963 images are undated. The 23 stereo film strips contain 14 images per filmstrip (a total of 322 images). They are views of various non-Alaskan subjects dating from 1934 to 1941, and were produced by Tru-Vue, Inc. of Rock Island Illinois. A stereo film strip viewer is included with the collection.

AGNES M. MCQUARRIE (b. 1916) AND RUTH E. WARNKE (1911-1995). Tourist Color Slides; 1966. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the tourist slides of Washington residents Agnes McQuarrie and Ruth Warnke. The collection contains 235 color 35mm photographic slides. Subjects include: the Inside Passage; the Alaska ferries Tustumena and Malaspina; the Alaskan towns of Sitka, Juneau, Haines, Skagway, Fairbanks and Barrow; and the Yukon Territory towns of Dawson City and Whitehorse.

HENRY W. McQUIE (1918-2002). World War II Photograph Album; 1942-1944. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the World War II era photograph album of a soldier stationed in Cordova. The collection contains: 194 original black and white prints from McQuie's military service in Alaska and the Philippines; 88 original black and white prints of McQuie's friends and family in Virginia and elsewhere; 30 black and white Alaska commercial tourist prints of Cordova area scenes; and 40 black and white preservation copy negatives of selected images. Subjects include: soldiers in and around Cordova; heavy equipment used to construct the airfield; and Cordova street scenes, Nirvana Park, glaciers, lakes, and other area scenery.

CLYDE MEDLIN. World War II Photograph Albums; n.d., 1945. .45 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photograph albums of a U. S. Coast Guard seaman who served in Southeast Alaska. The collection contains 592 original black and white prints and 24 black and white Alaskan commercial tourist prints Subjects of the original prints include: Clyde Medlin, fellow seaman, officers, friends and family; U. S. Coast Guard ships and patrol boats; and Southeast Alaska coastal towns and scenery.

CHUCK MEIER. Trans-Alaska Pipeline Photographs; 1975-1978. .2 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the photographs of a bus driver for Alyeska Pipeline Company during construction of the oil pipeline. The collection contains 249 color prints and 71 color 16mm negatives. Subjects include: Chuck Meier; the Dalton Highway or haul road; work camps; buses and passengers; pipeline construction; wildlife; Parks Highway scenes; the harbor in Valdez; glaciers; and scenery.

STERLING R. MERRYMAN (1909-1990). World War II Photographs and Unit Publications; 1943-1944. .25 cu. ft.
The collection consists of photographs and unit publications of a member of the 85th Naval Construction Battalion who served in the Aleutian Islands. The photographs consist of 36 black and white prints, 35 of which are from a small album of images taken on the islands of Attu and Shemya, and 10 copy negatives of selected images. The last print is a group photo of Merryman's platoon.

MARGARET G. MIELKE (1912-1980). Papers; n.d., 1942-1980. 5.5 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection contains papers relating to Margaret Mielke's work as an author and a poet. Included are 13 photographs of Margaret Mielke, family members, and friends.

JOSEPH ROGER MONDOR (1920-2003). World War II Papers and Photographs; 1942-1944. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the World War II era papers and photographs of a member of Company B, 324th Port Battalion stationed at Fort Raymond in Seward. The collection contains 97 black and white prints from Mondor's service in World War II. Subjects of the photographs include: Mondor with his mother and father; a street scene in Seward; and Mondor and fellow soldiers at Fort Raymond.

LOIS M. MOREY. Papers and Artifacts; n.d., 1897-1917, 1950, 1970-1971, 1989-1992. 5 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection contains correspondence, publications and clippings, as well as artifacts acquired from Lois Morey and given to Anchorage Community College. Among the papers in the collection, there is 1 slide of an Anchorage Bahai group (1941).

ANNE MOSES. Tourist Scrapbook; 1936, 1942. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of the contents of the 1936 tourist scrapbook of Ann Moses. The collection contains two photographs. One is a large Ordway's Photo Shop print of the S.S. Yukon at Columbia Glacier. The other is of a glacier along the Alaska Railroad.

ANN AND ROBERT MOUNTEER. (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.). Papers; 1901-1915, 1949-1966, 1995. (Ak. Hist. Soc. Col.) 1.7 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of papers relating to Ann and Robert Mounteer's activities in Alaska including travels in Alaska, homesteading in southcentral Alaska, and canoe trips in the Haines, Kachemak Bay, Lake Louise, Tyone River, and Tazlina Lake areas. The collection includes 275 color slides, 39 black and white photographs, 121 black and white negatives, 11 color transparencies, and 22 black and white post cards. The post cards are of early Knik; prospecting in the Broad Pass District; Nome; and the Matanuska Valley. General areas covered by the papers and visual materials include Anchorage, the Matanuska Valley, Fairbanks and the Tanana Valley, the Kenai Peninsula, the Glenn Highway, and the Richardson Highway.

MILDRED E. (1910-1998) AND ROBERT K. MOWRER (1907-2000). Tourist Photograph Album; 1941. .4 cu. ft. Photograph List.
The collection consists of a Lancaster, Pennsylvania couple's album from their trip to the western U.S. and Alaska in 1941. The album contains: 127 original black and white prints; 11 black and white photo post cards; and 26 black and white commercial tourist prints. Subjects include: Mildred and Robert Mowrer and friends; Yellowstone, Olympic, Rainier, Mt. McKinley, Crater Lake and Rocky Mountain National Parks ; Grand Coulee Dam; the S.S. Aleutian; Ketchikan; Mendenhall Glacier; Columbia Glacier; Valdez; the Alaska Railroad; placer mining near Fairbanks; Nenana; the Yukon River and the riverboat Yukon; Beaver; Fort Yukon; Dawson; the riverboat Casca; Ben-My-Chree; the riverboat Tutshi; the White Pass and Yukon Railway; Skagway; the S.S. Princess Alice; Wrangell; Alert Bay; and Butchart Gardens.

MUDDY ACRES HOMEMAKERS' CLUB. Records; 1953-1962. .35 cu. ft.
The collection consists of records of a homemaker's club for women in the Sand Lake and Jewel Lake areas of Anchorage, Alaska. The collection contains: a scrapbook with 36 black and white prints, 15 color prints, and 2 color photo post cards (1953-1962); and 39 black and white prints. Subjects of the photographs include: group portraits of members; officers; meetings; parties (Halloween, Christmas, St. Patrick's Day Mat Hatters); and benefit projects.

GEORGE AND JULIA MUSGRAVE. Papers; 1898-1903. .25 cu. ft. Calendar.
The collection consists of papers relating to George and Julia Musgrave, their trip to Dawson, prospecting attempts, life in Dawson, and friends and neighbors in Dawson. The collection contains 2 black and white prints; these are of Julia Musgrave and of the first wedding in the first chapel at Dawson.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY. KATMAI EXPEDITIONS. Photographs; 1913-1919. 3 cu. ft. List and index.
This collection consists of eight volumes of black and white photographs made by staff members of the National Geographic Society Katmai expeditions between 1913 and 1919. The most significant are those of the 1917 and 1919 expeditions under the direction of Robert F. Griggs. The photos provide documentary pictorial evidence of the expeditions and also present many views of Alaskan scenery, towns and villages, various ships and boats, flora and fauna, and natives. There are 4,839 black and white photographs for the years 1913, 1915-1919. Negatives were made from over 1,000 of the photographs. There is a list of the photographs in the collection, an index to the photographers, and a partial subject index.

GEORGE B. NELSON (1889-1980). Papers; 1908-1979. 3 cu. ft. Inventory.
This collection consists of diary notes, reminiscences, correspondence, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs of Alaska guide, George B. Nelson. Most of the memorabilia, clippings, and photographs relate to his activities as a guide. Series 4 contains about 767 photographs, negatives, and slides as well as about 104 post cards. The subjects include his friends and associates, scenery, animals, and other topics.

JOHN AND LINDA NELSON. Papers; 1969-1987. 6 cu. ft. Inventory.
The collection consists of records concerning the theater related activities of John and Linda Nelson and to the operation of Alaska Stagecraft, Inc. The photographic files include over 1700 negatives (primarily b&w), proof sheets (b&w), slides (color) and photographs (color and b&w); these are of performances by various theater and arts groups in Anchorage including Treasures of Sight and Sound (T.O.S.S.), Anchorage Community Theater (A.C.T.), the A.C.C. Theater Guild, the Carnival Festival Theater, and others.

WILLIAM HERBERT NEWLOVE (1898-1969). Photographs and Postcards; ca. 1942-1944. .1 cu. ft.
The collection consists of photographs and postcards from the period William Newlove worked on a construction crew for the Alaska Highway. The collection contains 78 original prints (b&w), 17 photo post cards (b&w); and 17 copy negatives. Subjects include construction activities, construction personnel, equipment, and buildings.

CLARENCE A. (1855-1933) AND MINNIE NICHOLS FAMILY. Photograph Album; n.d., 1901, 1905, 1925-1942. .2 cu. ft. Photograph List.
The collection consists of a family photograph album of the Clarence and Minnie Nichols Family of Bellingham, Washington. The 24-page album contains 61 black and white prints. Subjects of the early photographs include the interior of St. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church, the church graveyard, and a barabara at Nushagak, and various Bellingham, Washington area scenery. The other family photographs are of Nichols family members and friends, and date from 1925 to 1942.

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