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B1990.014.5.Animals.2.28
"24291 - Animals 2: Eagles; Eagle cries"
Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990_014_5 / B1990.014.5.Animals
B2022.005.17
[Indigenous Alaskan mother seated with children on ground midwinter; family wearing fur parka; youngest child crying]
Keywords: Indigenous, BIPOC, Alaska, Alaskan, Woman, Mother, Children, Toddler, Baby, Infant, Baby wearing, Parka, Fur, Clothing, Outerwear, Seated, Sitting, Outside, Winter, Snow, Ground
Collection: B2022.005 Amidon
b1969.015.88
Fred Winters (left). Extreme right Cris Omulet (sp) had a store at Susitna Station. 4.5 x 6.5 nitrate negative
Collection: B1969.015 Fred Winter
B2013.058.351
[bird’s eye view of a group of women dancing around a May pole in Anchorage. A sign on a business on the left reads “Harry Cri[-] Glass Doors.” Harry Cribb Glass Doors was located at 722 Fifth Street in Anchorage as of 1924. Seven automobiles are lined up behind the May pole. Three women and a child are seated in a reviewing stand on the right, possibly a May Day queen and court. A small group of men and women is on the left.]
Keywords: recreation
Collection: B2013.058