17 images matching Swing

B1962.001.2514

Bridge-Kotsina River (swing bridge) [Kotsina River]
Keywords: Bridges, Swing bridges, Kotsina River, Rivers, Dogs, Animals, Horses, Livestock

Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson

B1962.001.2513

Bridge (swing bridge) over Kotsina River [Kotsina River]
Keywords: Bridges, Swing bridges, Kotsina River, Rivers

Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson

B1984.077.4.004

Swinging bridge over a slough [buildings in distance]

Collection: B1984.077

B2014.023.003

(Syd with car, golf clubs)[man swinging a golf club]
Keywords: golf, sports, recreation

Collection: B2014.023

B2008.013.90

[men and women on swings at rest area or small park, redwood trees in background]

Collection: B2008.013

B1990.014.5.Logging.2.15

(Ketchikan Pulp Company Thorne Bay)(4882)(July 1966)(Ketchikan Pulp Co. Thorne Bay Co. Houses Kids Swing)
Keywords: forestry, logging, lumber, timber

Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990_014_5 / B1990.014.5.Logging / Logging 2

B2017.029.1843

[young boy sitting on swing outdoors in winter, holding toy, buildings in background; print date Mar 79]

Collection: B2017.029

B1979.002.Album1.15

M-34. Crossing Kashwitna. W. F. Milliken [man on zipline swinging over river, railroad exploration, circa 1914]
Keywords: transportation, Alaska Railroad

Collection: B1979.002 AK Railroad and AEC / Album 1

B2017.029.293

Snowshoe baseball, Jeff Hamm batting [player wearing snowshoes swinging at pitch, Fur Rendezvous; print date Mar 76]

Collection: B2017.029

B2024.001.12

“001 Anchorage Dog Races 1952” [musher with sled and team of nine walking sled dogs on a path. Musher is dressed in dark clothing with a lighter colored balaclava. A large letter “A” is pinned to their chest. Snow, trees, and mountains in the background. Dgheyaytnu (Anchorage), Dena’ina territory]
Keywords: Alaska, Dena'ina, Dgheyaytnu, Anchorage, Winter, Snow, Dog mushing, Sled dogs, Dog sled, Musher, Trail, Chugach Mountains, Anchorage Dog Races, 1952

Collection: B2024.001 Ken L. Parker Family Photographs

B1998.014.1.1522

S 87 School at Fort Richardson [playground equipment: slide, seesaws, swings, possibly monkey bars; barrel, benches, bicycles; copy neg]

Collection: B1998.014 Brickley

B1998.014.1.436

"Anchorage Golf Course, Club 'em & find 'em" [Man swinging golf club, teeing off, man walking; clubhouse and automobiles in bckground; chairs]

Collection: B1998.014 Brickley

B1979.002.Album1.36

M-35. Crossing Kashwitna. W. F. Milliken [man on near bank next to log dock waiting for second man swinging across river on zipline, railroad exploration, circa 1914]
Keywords: transportation, Alaska Railroad

Collection: B1979.002 AK Railroad and AEC / Album 1

B2016.004.454

Children swinging over sea ice, Little Diomede Island, March 1983 [child suspended in rope harness from house, second child sitting at left; print date Apr 83]
Keywords: recreation

Collection: B2016.004

B1998.014.1.1523

(S87 Ft Richardson school) [structure, children playing on playground, equipment, slide, seesaws, swings, monkey bars, jungle gym; riding bicyles, adults, teachers; copy neg; flipped image based on view of .1522]

Collection: B1998.014 Brickley

B1962.001.1991

[same photo B80.41.21; Indigenous people of North America; Dwellings; Baby carriers] [from B1980.041.021 description: baby in birch basket baby swing in house, infant wearing button-trim hat. Attributed to Winter & Pond; cf. ASL-P87-0180. 3 copies.] [Possibly Ahtna.]
Keywords: Indigenous, Baby, Infant, Carrier, Birch, Basket, Swing, Carrier, House, Home, Dwelling, Room, Interior, Building, Buttom-trim hat, Sleeping, Ahtna Territory, BIPOC

Collection: B1962.001 Crary-Henderson

B1979.001.087

Driving the first spike, April 29, 1915. [caption attached to image:] Driving the first spike on the Government railroad at Anchorage on April 29, 1915. Participants in the event have not been identified. [from verso:] Miss Martha White of Ladd Station near Tyonic, 19 years old. [men observe while woman prepares to swing spike driver tool]

Collection: B1979.001 AHFAM FIC