7 images matching +Old +Post Office

B1979.002.98

City of Anchorage Post Office 4th Ave. Anchorage Old Fed. Bldg.

Collection: B1979.002 AK Railroad and AEC

B1990.014.5.EQ.16.56

Anchorage earthquake the NE corner by the Post Office- w Anchorage Westward Hotel in back-site of the old Gitchell Hotel
Keywords: cars, pedsestrians, power lines, cars, trucks, street lights, traffic signals, streets

Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990_014_5 / B1990.014.5.EQ / EQ_16

B1989.016.2298.10

(Chitina) [old store with faded signs for Post Office and "Curios Kodaks Drugs Stationery Magazines Candies and Cigars," truck parked outside building]
Keywords: businesses

Collection: B1989.016 Lu Liston Collection

B1989.016.2298.11

(Chitina) [old store with faded signs for Post Office and "Curios Kodaks Drugs Stationery Magazines Candies and Cigars," truck parked outside building]
Keywords: businesses

Collection: B1989.016 Lu Liston Collection

B2022.005.171

[Dogsled team racing down snowy street, buildings and bystanders nearby] [At AFN 2024, location identified as Front Street in Nome, buildings L-R: Nomerama Theater, Nome Hardware, U.S. Post Office, and old Federal Building]
Keywords: Indigenous, BIPOC, Alaska, Alaskan, Dogsled, Sled, Dogs, Husky, Huskies, Racing, Teams, Street, Winter, Snow, Recreation, Sport, Transportation, Buildings, Town, Community, Bystanders, Nome, Front street, Cinemas, Theaters, Hardware stores, Post offices, Postal service, Federal buildings

Collection: B2022.005 Amidon

B1989.016.2144.15

#44, 2148. Tagish Post Custom House. Copyright 1898. Larss & Duclos Photos., Dawson (Old Klondike) [boats and people along lakeshore. copy neg]

Collection: B1989.016 Lu Liston Collection

B1984.055.288

Five men standing in front of old post office on Fourth Avenue in front of large banner reading “help us SERVE AMERICA USE ZIP CODES MAIL EARLY,” and holding sign reading “Use Christmas Seals.” Men are identified on back of .289 as “Russ Underwood, Anchorage P.O.; Bob Opinsky, Postmaster; Leo Kaye, _______; George Sullivan, Mayor; Ivan Hanson, Alaska District Manager, U.S. Postal Service”

Collection: B1984.055