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The Anchorage Museum library includes books, maps, and print resources focused on Alaska and the Circumpolar North. The public is welcome to access the collection and conduct research on-site during open hours, or by appointment.
The Anchorage Museum archives include historic photographs and print materials covering a broad range of topics related to Alaska and the Circumpolar North. Some materials are available online, while others are available for detailed research on site at the Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center.
B2021.006.01
Judge Larry and Mrs. Minnie Card [at post-installation reception, Alaska Superior Court, 1993 October 1. Judge Card was the first Black person to be installed in the Alaska Superior Court.]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.02
Kenneth [Card] and Minnie Card [Judge Card's wife and son at post-installation reception]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.03
Kenneth Card, Larry Card II, Minnie Card, Judge Larry Card, Krista Card [Card family at post-installation reception]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.04
Left to Right: Charles W. Card [Judge Larry Card’s brother], Virginia Card Smith [Judge Larry Card’s sister], Marilyn Evans [Judge Larry Card’s sister]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.05
Judge Larry Card and his secretary, Kathy Hamerick
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.06
Left to Right: Janie Hayes, Card’s aunt, sister-in-law, Jessica Young, Aunt Odessa Branch, Aunt Luretha Reid
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.07
Barbara Taylor and son, and Virginia Card Smith
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.08
Left to right: Al Jenkins, Mayfield Evans and Willie Mae Evans, and Gloria Johnson, former head of Highland Mountain Correctional Center
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.10
Left to Right: Judge Larry Card’s Aunt Luretha Reid and brother-in-law, Joe Myers with his grandson
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.11
Judge Larry Card’s sister, Marilyn Evans, with Charles Card
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.12
Minnie Card, Rose Foster, teacher, and principal, behind them: Retired Master Sergeant Jimmy Price, in between them: Krista Card, daughter
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.13
Attorney Charles Coe and John Gibbons, M. Ashley Dickerson’s partner
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.14
Kenneth Card, in what became Judge Larry Card’s courtroom
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.15
Left to Right: Governor Walter J. Hickel, Judge Larry Card, James Wanamaker. "My best wishes God bless Walter J. Hickel" [at installation into Alaska Superior Court, 1993 October 1. Judge Card was the first Black person to be installed in the Alaska Superior Court. Wanamaker installed into District Court of Alaska.]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.18
Virginia Card Smith [Judge Larry Card’s sister, a nurse who became lawyer]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.19.front
Invitation to Judge Larry Card’s installation to the Superior Court of Alaska
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.19.interior
Invitation to Judge Larry Card’s installation to the Superior Court of Alaska
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.20
Program from reception for Judge Larry Card’s installation to the Superior Court of Alaska, 1993 October 1
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.21
Photo of Supreme Court, Chief Justice in center. Left, Alex Brenner, Mike Wolverton, James Wanamaker, to right of Chief Justice, Karl Johnstone, Presiding Judge Larry Card
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.23
Left to right: M. Ashley Dickerson, John Gibbons and Sylvia Gibbons
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.24
Virginia Card Smith [Card's sister] at evening reception for Judge Larry Card at Captain Cook Hotel, Anchorage, Alaska, 1993 October 1
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.25
Aunt Janie Hayes and her grandson and Aunt Luretha Reid
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.26
Ret. Chief Master Sergeant Al Harvey and wife Starella Harvey
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.27
Michael Spaan [former US Attorney] and Judge Larry Card
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.28
Judge Larry Card’s neighbors, Tom and Elayne Lawson, with Judge Larry Card and Larry II, son
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.29
Left to right: Willie Harris Butler, Judge Larry Card’s wife Minnie Card, and Celeste Simmons
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.30
M. Ashley Dickerson and Mrs. Sylvia Gibbons
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.31
Brother Charles Card talking, in front Judge Larry Card’s neighbors Huong and Diep Phan, and Tom Lawson
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.32
Mark Davis, who practiced law with Judge Larry Card, and Judge Larry Card’s neighbors Huong and Diep Phan
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.33
Don Simmons [man speaking from lectern] [Huong and Diep Phan at left]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.35
Aunt Odessa Branch from Omaha, Aunt Janie Hayes from Wichita, Aunt Luretha Reid
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.37
“Suspect explains odd tomb” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News, May 4, 2004 Bill Roth, photographer
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.38
“Padgett receives 99 years” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News, January 12, 2005. Erik Hill, photographer
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.40a
“Governor gets no new choices to fill out court” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News (publication date cut off clipping)
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.40b
“Governor gets no new choices to fill out court” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News (publication date cut off clipping)
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.41
“Man gets 77 years in wife’s murder” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News, March 10, 2004
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.42a
“Card gets Superior Court seat” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News, Fran Durner, photographer [Photograph of Judge Card holding child, Jamaica Renner. Handwritten note added: God-granddaughter]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.42b
“Card gets Superior Court seat” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News, Fran Durner, photographer [Photograph of Judge Card holding child, Jamaica Renner. Handwritten note added: God-granddaughter]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.43
“ALASKA” USA TODAY, August 16, 1993. [clipping about Governor Hickel naming two judges, Larry Card as the first Black person named to a state court]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.44
“Superior Court nominees” [Handwritten: Anchorage Daily News – 7-4 -93]
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.45
“Profile of a Superior Court Judge: An interview with Larry D. Card” Business News Alaska, Legal section, February 2000
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.46
“Wife-killing trial begins for Bob Dorr” by Sheila Toomey, Anchorage Daily News, October 12, 2006
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
B2021.006.47
“Jury asked to decide how trooper Heck died” by Patty Sullivan, Anchorage Daily News, February 28, 1998
Collection: B2021.006 Judge Larry Card Collection
