9 images matching Pop

B1990.014.2018.1.87.005

31-3 copy of pop photography picture [Bashe posing nude]

Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990_014_2018

B2017.029.1836a

[man and children sitting, one child drinking can of Crush soda pop; drummers in background; print date Mar 79]

Collection: B2017.029

B2017.029.1857

[man and children sitting next to drummers, children with cans of Crush soda pop; print date Mar 79. Cf. .1836a]

Collection: B2017.029

B2017.029.1858

[man and children sitting next to drummers, children with cans of Crush soda pop; print date Mar 79. Cf. .1836a]

Collection: B2017.029

B2022.001.016

[Left to right: Jacqueline Evans, Barry Evans, Melphine Evans, Mayfield Evans, Willie Mae Evans, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson] [Family picture, Anchorage]
Keywords: Mayfield Evans, African Americans, Black Alaskans, BIPOC, Family, Jacqueline Evans, Barry Evans, Melphine Evans, Willie Mae Evans, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, JBER, Base, Military, Anchorage, Alaska

Collection: B2022.001 Mayfield Evans Collection

B1990.014.5.Anc.14.417 (2)

Anchorage, Alaska, 4th Ave, main street, looking east from midtown – est. 1915 has pop. Now over 60,000. Only planned city in Alaska. Photographer’s number 3509

Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990_014_5 / B1990.014.5.Anc / B90_14_5_ANC_14

B1990.014.5.Anc.14.417

Anchorage, Alaska, 4th Ave, main street, looking east from midtown – est. 1915 has pop. Now over 60,000. Only planned city in Alaska. Photographer’s number 3509

Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990_014_5 / B1990.014.5.Anc / B90_14_5_ANC_14

B2015.008.955

(Enlarge) Alaska is 1/5 the size of the U.S., but has only 65,000 pop., because its vast resources cannot well be developed until railways are built, and this is too costly for private capital [map of Alaska with passenger ship route, cable and wireless stations, inset of United States. With stamp of Dora Keen]
Keywords: map

Collection: B2015.008

B2015.008.955a

(Enlarge) Alaska is 1/5 the size of the U.S., but has only 65,000 pop., because its vast resources cannot well be developed until railways are built, and this is too costly for private capital [map of Alaska with passenger ship route, cable and wireless stations, inset of United States. With stamp of Dora Keen]
Keywords: map note

Collection: B2015.008