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B1998.014.1.767
Mount McKinley, highest mountain in North America, towers 20,300 feet. From its plateau of only 3,000 ft., Mt McKinley climbs 17,000 feet more, which is said to be a world's record. PS-2 "L11" [same as .755, copy neg]
Collection: B1998.014 Brickley
B1998.014.1.641
A group of visitors to the Fur Rendezvous from the Alaskan Arctic. The Eskimo games, dances and art exhibits are most welcomed and looked-forward to each year. "E57 Diomede Eskimos at Anchorage, 1950" [people, dancers, Sammy Mogg, Frank Ellana, pose in snowy ball field, mukluks, fur parkas, man in rear center wears military uniform; fence with signs for Murmac Lounge, City Bank, Rainier Beer in background, structures, McKinley Tower, house, trees in distance; caption label is taped to neg]
Collection: B1998.014 Brickley
B1998.014.1.1943
(T185 Anchorage blanket toss @ ball park; postcard 1946) [winter scene, men, women, children in snow; person wearing parka aloft; scoreboard; advertisements on fence: Polar Bar, Arctic Office Macine Co, Northern Neon Corp, Al Fox's D and D Sports Center, Union Oil Company, Murmac Lounge, City Bank, Anchorage Realty Co. Rainier Beer, Sicks' Select Beer, Silver Dollar Loan Co.; McKinley Tower in distance; structures, domiciles in midground; automobiles; possibly located at 6th Avenue and C Street; lawn adjoining Anchorage Museum in 2018]
Collection: B1998.014 Brickley