b1978_180_guide.pdf

	1 —	Winter view of Seward Alaska
	2 —	“The Loop” Alaska R.Y. Mile 52, 3 miles by rail, ½ mile the way crows fly, Alaska Shop Photo
	3 —	[Dog team in winter, mushers]
	4 —	[Jesse Lee Home]
	5 —	S.S. Victoria, 2T, Nome, Alaska, 200
	6 —	S.S. Victoria, Nome, Alaska
	7 —	U.S.S. Haida, Worlds Flight Escort, Seward, Alaska, Alaska Shop Photo
	8 —	[Steamship Starr next to smaller ship, Tom and Al]
	9 —	Wreck of S.S. Farallon at low tide, taken 4 weeks after wreck, Cooks Inlet, Alaska, Jan. 5.10, Copyright 1910, by J.E. Thwaites [postcard]
	10 —	Wreck of S.S. Farallon, Cooks Inlet, Alaska, The Farallon, 25, Copyright, 1910, by J.E. Thwaites
	11 —	Thwaites 4023, We encountered some ice in Alaskan waters
	12 —	[Church, Alaska]
	13 —	Sunrise on Resurrection Bay, Alaska
	14 —	Sun drawing water from Kenai Lake, Alaska
	15 —	[Fishing Boats on Kenai Lake, Alaska]
	16 —	[Postcard, Main Street, Seward, Alaska, Brown and Hawkins, Hotel Overland, Seward Tailors, The Terminal Bar, Jacks, Hotel Coleman]
	17 —	First dog team Nome to Seward, S. Sexton [Postcard]
	18 —	[Sled dogs, mushers, tundra]
	19 —	Racing teams, Seward, Alaska, [street, Hardware Stoves and Ranges, Jack’s, ...Trading Post. postcard]
	20 —	U.S. Marshall’s Office, Seward, Alaska [postcard]
	21 —	Eskimo fish cache, Bering Sea, Alaska [postcard]
	22 —	Native residence, barabara, Nushagak, Alaska, Bering Sea [postcard]
	23 —	Russian Church Cemetery, Bristol Bay, Bering Sea, Alaska [postcard]
	24 —	Mt. Katmai in eruption, copyright 1912, M. Hohner
	25 —	Mt. McKinley, 20,360 feet high, Alaska, Sidney [sic] Lawrence [postcard of Sydney Laurence Mt. McKinley painting]
	26 —	Seal Rocks, Seward [Alaska, sea lions on rocks. postcard]
	27 —	Columbia Glacier, Alaska, copyright Guy F. Cameron, photographer, A 200 [postcard]
	28 —	Columbia Glacier, Alaska, copyright Guy F. Cameron, photographer, 344 [postcard]
	29 —	“Flirting in Alaska,” Taku Glacier, 794, copyright, L.H. Pederson, photographer, Skagway, 1914 [postcard]
	30 —	Glacier Land, Prince William Sound, Alaska 4 [postcard]
	31 —	[Woman and two small girls, Jesse Lee Home]
	32 —	[Man and two small girls, Jesse Lee Home]
	33 —	[Baby in chair, Jesse Lee Home]
	34 —	[Two adults standing in snow wearing warm clothing, woman in fur parka, Jesse Lee Home]
	35 —	[Small girl with parasol, Jesse Lee Home]
	36 —	[Small girl in sailor dress, Jesse Lee Home]
	37 —	[Small girl with glasses and summer dress, Jesse Lee Home]
	38 —	[Two small girls in dresses holding cake (?), Jesse Lee Home]
	39 —	[Small girl in summer dress standing in field of flowers, Jesse Lee Home]
	40 —	[Copy of negative, Jesse Lee Home buildings, Seward, Alaska]
	41 —	[Copy of negative, Jesse Lee Home buildings, with staff and students in foreground, Seward, Alaska]
	42 —	[Group of small children, Jesse Lee Home]
	43 —	[Group of small children, old cars in background, Jesse Lee Home]
	44 —	[Woman dressed in fur parka and other cold weather clothing, standing in front of cabin, Seward, Alaska]
	45 —	[Woman dressed in fur parka and other cold weather clothing, sitting on porch of cabin, wearing snowshoes, Seward, Alaska]
	46 —	[Woman sleeping in wicker chair on porch, Jesse Lee Home]
	47 —	[Two women holding snowballs with mountains in the background, Jesse Lee Home]
	48 —	[Group of children on school porch, Jesse Lee Home]
	49 —	[Copy of negative, two women standing in front of building, Jesse Lee Home]
	50 —	[Nurse and two patients in infirmary, Jesse Lee Home] .51 − [People standing on ice sculptures, Jesse Lee Home] .52 − [People standing on ice sculptures, Jesse Lee Home] .53 − [Ice sculptures, Jesse Lee Home] .54 − [Children with snowman, Jesse Lee Home (two copies)] .55 − [People standing on ice sculptures, Jesse Lee Home] .56 − [Family group on sofa, woman holding baby, Jesse Lee Home] .57 − [Woman putting baby in crib, Jesse Lee Home] .58 − [Man with three small girls on school steps, Jesse Lee Home] .59 − [Woman with baby, Jesse Lee Home] .60 − [Two men and two women in school foregrounds, Jesse Lee Home] .61 − [Two women and two nurses in school foregrounds, Jesse Lee Home] .62 − [Four women in school foregrounds, Jesse Lee Home] .63 − [Three women and one man in school grounds, Jesse Lee Home] .64 − [Three women in school grounds, Jesse Lee Home] .65 − [Woman and child in fur parkas, Jesse Lee Home] .66 − [Two men and a woman on sofa, Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska .67 − [Men plowing and digging the earth in front of school, Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska .68 − [Group of boys on old truck full of wood, Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .69 − [Group of boys and woman cleaning fish, Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .70 − [Boys’ basketball team on steps of school, Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .71 − [Group of boys dressed up, Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .72 − [Man and boys on hay wagon, goats in foreground, Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .73 − Albert Ungoylook, Dec. 14, 1914, [Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .74 − Nicolas Domiano, Feb. 14, 1915, Greek father, [Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .75 − Moses Ahlooksook, Dec. 10, 1916, Eskimo parentage, [Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .76 − Willie Kanyak, born Sept. 3, 1914, Eskimo parentage, [Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .77 − Jack Neuseuk, Sept. 20, 1915, [Jesse Lee Home, Seward–Alaska] .78 − Eddie Eteegruk, born Nov. 17, 1913 .79 − Clarence Elyak, b. July 6, 1911 .80 − David Elyanik, Born Dec. 1, 1912 .81 − Carl Rosenberg, Sept. 10, 1914, “Mother an Eskimo Belle” .82 − Esther Rosenberg, April 2, 1916, “Mother an Eskimo Belle” .83 − Mattie Gardiner, born Oct. 31, 1916 .84 − Harry Olson, Oct. 20, 1916, Harry, half brother to Mattie and Nick Gardiner .85 − Nick Gardiner, Nov. 5, 1917 .86 − Just arrived from Pt. Hope, Alaska, Frances, Edna, Walter, Richard, and Annie Merrill .87 − Twins, Negro father, Eskimo mother, Frances and Edna Merrill .88 − Six weeks after arrival, Edna Merrill .89 − Annie Merrill .90 − Richard Merrill .91 − Walter Merrill .92 − Frances, Edna, Walter, Richard, and Annie Merrill taken in May, 1929, just before they went back to Point Hope, [on steps of Jesse Lee Home] .93 − Ephrim Kalamakoff, Jan. 12, 1912 .94 − Mike Kalamakoff .95 − Inikinti Kalamakoff, June 4, 1918 .96 − [Woman and man in front of Jesse Lee Home] .97 − [Man and woman on grounds of Jesse Lee Home] .98 − [Group of children on grounds of Jesse Lee Home] .99 − [Making bread in kitchen of Jesse Lee Home] .100 − [Students in classroom of Jesse Lee Home] .101 − [Young children and teacher in front of Jesse Lee Home] .102 − [Children and teacher on railroad tracks] .103 − Charlie Carlson, June 9, 1912 .104 − Katie Carlson, Dec. 2, 1910, [caption: “Three have gone from the ‘Home’. There are two more in Home now, for school year 1929-30”] .105 − Alice Carlson, Sept. 19, 1913 .106 − Marie Carlson, Nov. 6, 1914 .107 − John Carlson, June 26, 1917 .108 − Helen Kristensen, May 9, 1915 .109 − Steve Kristensen, July 16, 1918 .110 − Stanley Kristensen, Jan. 20, 1923 .111− John Balamatoff, born Nov. 12, 1918, [caption: “Aleut and Russian parentage”] .112 − Emma Balamatoff, born July 4, 1910 .113 − Charles Lange, b. May 11, 1914, [caption: “From Ellemar, Alaska-American father, mother part Native.” Jesse Lee Home in background] .114 − Harriet Lange, b. Sept. 26, 1912 .115 − John Lange, b. Dec. 12, 1915 .116 − Fred Lange, b. Nov. 11, 1917 .117 − Laura Sanguinettie, b. Feb. 20, 1914 [caption: “from Chignik, Alaska, Italian father”] .118 − Louis Sanguinettie, b. July 23, 1915 .119 − Madolene Sanguinettie, born Aug. 28, 1917 .120 − Frank Santuinettie, b. July 4, 1919 .121 − John Hughes, b. May 21, 1914, [caption: “Scotch father, Eskimo mother. Jesse Lee Home in background] .122 − John, Mary, George, Helen, and Alice Hughes [with unidentified girl] .123 − [Mary, Helen, and Alice Hughes] .124 − Mary Hughes, b. Oct. 16, 1916 .125 − Helen Hughes, b. Oct. 15, 1919 .126 − Alice Hughes, b. Aug. 12, 1919 .127 − William Lyons, born (May 17, 1913), Feb. 19, 1912 .128 − Mollie Lyons, May 17, 1913 .129 − Lillie Lyons, Feb. 26, 1919 .130 − Carl Benson, Aug. 13, 1914 .131 − Benjamin Benson, Sept. 25, 1912, Designed the Alaskan Flag [most sources list Benson’s birth date as Oct. 12, 1913] .132− Benny Benson, [with pig in livestock pen] .133− Meanik Arooruk (Mike Riley) [caption: “From St. Laurence Island, Bering Sea”] .134 − Kanana Aroonuk (Kanana Riley), May 5, 1918
	135 —	[Young boy sitting on stump. Jesse Lee Home in background]
	136 —	[Young girl sitting on barrel]
	137 —	Fred Pestrikoff, b. July 29, 1913, [caption: “One of twenty”]
	138 —	Melissa Pesnakoff, May 3, 1912
	139 —	Lucy Kivik, July 5, 1911
	140 —	Marie Holstrom, Dec. 21, 1913
	141 —	Fannie Olson
	142 —	Carolyn Nelson, Mar. 4, 1911, [caption: “Father born in Denmark, mother part Native”]
	143 —	Annie Smith, Oct. 23, 1914
	144 —	Amuch Francis Walker, May 5, 1918
	145 —	Nettie, [caption: “died”]
	146 —	Eva Olaowsine, b. July 3, 1911
	147 —	Pauline, died in Nome, [caption: “Went to Nome to be in hospital to become a nurse”]
	148 —	Bessy Akayak, b. July 4, 1911
	149 —	Mary Bankes, Sept. 20, 1913
	150 —	Charlie Skinner, April 6, 1913
	151 —	Clara Skinner, Feb. 18, 1916
	152 —	Helen Skinner, b. Aug. 17, 1917
	153 —	Lena Skinner, b. Jan. 18, 1919
	154 —	Beatrice Skinner, May 12, 1923
	155 —	[Girl and small child dressed in winter clothing, fur parkas]
	156 —	Susie Peterson, born Jan. 12, 1913 [has neg]
	157 —	Charles Peterson, b. Nov. 15, 1916
	158 —	Mary Peterson, b. July 14, 1920
	159 —	Nina Peterson, b. April 6, 1923
	160 —	[Small boy with goat, dressed in sailor suit, on Jesse Lee Home grounds]
	161 —	Alex Bear, b. Oct. 10, 1913 at Belkoffski, Alaska
	162 —	Steven Paulson, b. Nov. 5, 1916
	163 —	George Kochuten, b. April 7, 1921
	164 —	John Alexanderson, died
	165 —	Cecil Torgramson
	166 —	Mary Harris, b. Sept. 4, 1911
	167 —	Meta Torgramson, [caption: “outside”], [sister to Cecil, Laura, and Minnie Torgramson]
	168 —	Laura Torgramson, b. May 1911
	169 —	1. Meta Torgramson; 2. Minnie Anderson
	170 —	Minnie Anderson, b. Oct. 8, 1909, [caption: “Norwegian father, Native mother”]
	171 —	Rose Anderson, Feb. 13, 1913
	172 —	William Anderson, March 30, 1915
	173 —	Mary Golley, [caption: “outside”]
	174 —	Annie Golley, b. Feb. 6, 1912
	175 —	Helen McKeon, b. Jan. 12, 1921
	176 —	Malanya Nevzeroff, Nov. 6, 1916, Eskimo
	177 —	Tanna Evenoff
	177a —	Aleck Conn and Mary Larson
	177b —	Aleck Conn, Nov. 22, 1911
	177c —	John Andre, b. Sept. 19, 1909
	178 —	Mary Larson, born Sept. 29, 1910, [caption: “Half sisters”]
	179 —	Katie Ferguson, b. Sept. 4, 1921
	180 —	Patricia Anderson, b. Feb. 23, 1918
	180a —	[Children standing behind casket with flowers]
	180b —	[Young girl standing on log]
	181 —	Charles Nelson, b. Dec. 1909
	182 —	Nick Heidel, Sept. 4, 1911
	183 —	Andy Peterson, b. Feb. 27, 1914
	184 —	Sarah Tutikoff, Aug. 20, 1912; Valentine Tutikoff, May 6, 1921; Nicoli Tutikoff, May 22, 1923, [Caption: “Called ‘The Sparrows’ by the children”]
	185 —	Nicoli Tutikoff, May 22, 1923
	186 —	Herbert Maldonado, b. Feb. 6, 1918, [caption: “Spanish father, Native mother”]
	187 —	Victor Maldonado, b. July 26, 1917
	188 —	Minnie Eakin, June 4, 1919, From Nome
	189 —	Christine Belby, b. April 15, 1914, [caption: “Eskimo mother, white father, from Nome. Died in Nome, T.B.”]
	190 —	“Flu, Spring of 1927”
	191 —	“Flu, Spring of 1927”
	192 —	Miss Knapp getting her babies to bed
	193 —	Miss Beedle keeps things clean
	194 —	Miss Smith’s Sunday School class
	195 —	Dear Miss Olive Smith with the small boys
	196 —	Miss Beedle and Miss Thornton on Marathon Mt.
	197 —	[Miss Olive Smith with boys reading the funny papers]
	198 —	Easter play [caption: “The Dawn, 1927”. Children on stage dressed in biblical clothing]
	199 —	[Children on stage dressed in biblical clothing with adult holding cross]
	200 —	[Three children on stage dressed in biblical clothing]
	201 —	[Children on stage dressed in biblical clothing with adult holding cross]
	202 —	[Circle at rifle practice]
	203 —	[Group of teachers on front steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	204 —	Christmas 1927, Mrs. Lura Olson, [reading to children in front of fireplace]
	205 —	Christmas 1927, Miss Marie S. Day, [reading to children in front of fireplace]
	206 —	Christmas 1927, Miss Blanche Thornton, [reading to children in front of fireplace]
	207 —	Christmas 1927, Miss Isabelle Knapp, [reading to children in front of fireplace]
	208 —	Miss Anna Gould, [with girls reading in front of fireplace]
	209 —	1. Miss Marie S. Day, 2. Miss Blanche Thornton [with girls holding buckets]
	210 —	Miss Isabelle Knapp[standing in snow with small children]
	211 —	Miss Marie Day and the older girls out for a walk
	212 —	Girl’s Building, All the girls, 1. Mr. Charles Hatten, 2. Miss Isabelle Knapp, 3. Miss Anna Gould
	213 —	Miss Day and her helpers [teacher and girls dressed in hats and aprons]
	214 —	All the boys, Miss Olive Smith, so good. Mr. Love, sick one week with appendicitis. In home one year, died Aug. 1927
	215 —	Girl Scouts, Jesse Lee Home [girls in uniforms holding rifles]
	216 —	[Caption: “1926-1927”], 1. Mrs. Rucker, 2. Mrs. Nellie J. Lien, 3. Mary Eddlebrock, 4. Miss Day, [standing on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	217 —	[Caption: “1927-1929”], 1. Miss Rona Schmidt, 2. Miss Dorothy Hill, 3. Miss Mary Lewis, 4. Mrs. Nellie, J. Lien, [standing on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	218 —	[Caption: “Territorial Teachers”] 1. Mrs. Walters, 2. Mr. Groth, 3. Mrs. Lien, 4. Miss Hill, [standing on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	219 —	[Teachers standing on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	220 —	[Students with teacher on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	221 —	[Students with teacher on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	222 —	[Teachers in front of Jesse Lee Home]
	223 —	First and second grades, 1928-1929, [standing with teacher on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	224 —	Third and fourth grades, 1928-1929, [standing with teacher on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	225 —	Miss Roma Schmidt, 1927-1928, seventh grade, [on steps of Jesse Lee Home]
	226 —	Eighth grade, 1927-1928
	226a —	Third grade, 1927-1928, Mrs. Lien
	227 —	Fourth grade, 1927-1928
	228 —	Second grade, 1929-1930
	229 —	First grade, 1928-1929
	230 —	Seventh grade, 1928-1929
	231 —	Sixth grade, 1928-1929
	232 —	Alaska Sunset 9 [postcard]
	233 —	Seward, Alaska, J.E. Thwaites, Photographer [postcard]
	234 —	Slim Williams—On trail—Copper Center, Alaska—Chicago World’s Fair, Omak, Wash. May 13, 1933, Ladd Photo [postcard]
	235 —	Mt. Wells, Copper Island Narrows, Lake Atlin, Scene on White Pass and Yukon Route [postcard]
	236 —	“Here’s to Alaska,” by Pat O’Cotter, [Poem. Resurrection Bay, children, sled dogs, bears, dall sheep skull, Copper Creek, Alaska, Seward, Alaska. postcard]
	237 —	Peterson, Photographer [two bear cubs. postcard]
	238 —	C104, Memorial Park, Sitka, Alaska [postcard]
	239 —	Moose, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska [postcard]
	240 —	Winter sunlight, Anchorage, Alaska [postcard]
	241 —	5620, Seward, Alaska [postcard]
	242 —	Haines and Ft. Wm. H. Seward from Mt. Rippinsky, Pyramid Harbor and Davidson Glacier in Distance, 157, Case and Draper, Photographers [postcard]
	243 —	Miles Canyon, Scene on White Pass and Yukon Route [postcard]
	244 —	Treadwell Mines, Showing Juneau in Distance, ©W.P. Co. [postcard]
	245 —	[Photo missing as of August 2, 1988. Postcard, A.E.C. Machine Shop and Power House, Anchorage]
	246 —	The Break-up, 3/23/18[postcard]
	247 —	Alaska Live Stock, Value $100 each, Thwaites, Photographer, 1294 [husky puppies. postcard]
	248 —	[Photo missing as of 2015. Postcard, Spencer Glacier, on Alaska Railroad, Seward] Guide updated: September 27, 2017