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B2019.003.093
– Native moving day on the Yukon [two riverboats docked alongside barge near beach, dogs next to tent on barge, young girl standing on beach]
Collection: B2019.003
B2019.003.047
“Eklutna Industrial School, U.S. Government Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs” Moving day [trapper wearing snowshoes pulling sled through winter woods with three dogs in harness] [Dena'ina Elnena, Idlughet (Eklutna)]
Keywords: Dena'ina, Dena'ina Elnena, Tanaina, Idlughet, Eklutna, Eklutna Industrial School, Eklutna school, Eklutna Vocational School, Boarding school, Education, U.S. Government, U.S. Government Department of the Interior, Department of the Interior, Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, B.I.A., BIA, Moving day, Moving, Winter, Transportation, Dogsled, Dogs, Sled, Team, Trapper, Indigenous, Snowshoes, Snowshoeing
Collection: B2019.003
B2017.019.1459
Me, first day I went skiing –you knowI couldn’t move in that position. A kid behind me obligingly said wait & he would help me up. But took my picture first. I’m progressing a little more now tho. [Elanor wearing skis, fallen in snow. Duplicate in album, .805]
Collection: B2017.019
B2004.021.64
"Mrs. Harrison" the "Welcome Hostess" of Anchorage Alaska. She welcomes all new comers and brings gifts from different stores. She came April 9, 1947 the very first day we moved in our tent. She is standing in front of our new home our first home in "Alaska". She came back Fri. April 11, 1947 with a carton of Pepsi Cola, box candy, bottle of hand lotion and a bouquet of Carnations. She also gave me 16 credit coupons.
Collection: B2004.021