b2013_010_guide.pdf

	1 —	P.F.S. party, Madras, Ore., Summer, 1942 [Portland Flying Service]
	2 —	Same P.F.S. party, Betty Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Bone
	3 —	Any similarity to persons involved purely coincidental [couple kissing]
	4 —	P.F.S. party, my apt., Feb. 1943
	5 —	“Snix” Tower, Mrs. Livingston, Jan. 1943 [woman holding horse for rider to mount]
	6 —	“Shake down” me & Alice Livingston
	7 —	“Snix” and Schandell, Patches & Alice Livingston, Jan. 1943 [women on horses]
	8 —	“Snix” Tower and Schandell
	9 —	Alice and me – Let’s see, where do I get in?” [getting into snowsuit]
	10 —	Atop Pilot Butte, Bend, Ore. Feb. 1943
	11 —	Apt. 3, Prineville, Ore., Feb. 1943
	12 —	Prineville airport, Aug. 8, 1943 [people from .13, small terminal building and biplane visible]
	13 —	Helen, Mrs. V. and Jack, Aug. 8, 1943
	14 —	.15 – Cram Ranch, Willowdale, Oregon, Aug. 8, 1943 [woman playing accordion for group outdoors]
	16 —	.17 – Prineville airport, Sun. Aug. 8, 1943 [people from .13 standing in front of biplanes, including NC29325]
	18 —	“Blacksmith Shop,” Prineville, Ore., Aug. 7, 1943 [woman seated on building steps]
	19 —	Cram Ranch, Willowdale, Ore., Aug. 8, 1943 [woman taking photo of two people on horseback]
	20 —	Jack and Mrs. V., Prineville airport [airplanes in background]
	21 —	Me, believe it or not, Weeks Field, summer 1943 [man standing next to airplane, Fairbanks]
	22 —	C’dA, Aug. 11, 1943 [woman standing next to flowers, Coeur d’Alene]
	23 —	Willnor Farm, Aug. 9, 1943 [man and woman from .22 next to flowers]
	24 —	.25 – Mom, C’dA., Ida., Aug. 11, 1943 [woman from .22]
	26 —	Weeks Field, summer 1943 [three men next to biplane, buildings in background, Fairbanks]
	27 —	Ball park, C’dA., Ida., summer 1943, Pilots vs. Mechanics, score 12-13
	28 —	Ochoco Dam, fall 1943 [woman in car]
	29 —	Gene Monner yard, Madras, Ore., summer 1943 [group next to picket fence]
	30 —	Ochoco Dam, fall 1943 [man, possibly Hitchen, and woman from .31-.32]
	31 —	June 25, 1944 [woman sunbathing]
	32 —	Clackamas, Ore. [similar to .31]
	33 —	Columbia R. Highway [bird’s eye view of Columbia River Valley]
	34 —	Wash. side, summer 1943 [tunnel bridge on highway]
	35 —	N. side Ft. Richardson [lake view, Anchorage]
	36 —	En route to Palmer [view of road out car windshield]
	37 —	Knik Bridge (longest hwy. br. in Alaska)
	38 —	Matanuska R. just above Palmer
	39 —	Near Fire Lake
	40 —	.43 – Along Matanuska River above Palmer
	44 —	Helen Gullings, self
	45 —	315 N. Harrison St., Newberg, Oregon 1943
	46 —	Well, well! So we came to Alaska to get our noses wet & red. South Seas Club, Mar. 1944 [Hitchen and two other men at table]
	47 —	.51 – There’s a glacier up here somewhere, so they say, along Glenn Highway
	52 —	.55 – Matanuska Glacier, Ah! There it is!
	56 —	.57 – Matanuska Glacier, 1944
	58 —	.60 – Along Glenn Hwy.
	61 —	.62 – Along Glenn Hwy., Palmer to Sheep Mt.
	63 —	.64 – Near summit between Gulkana and Fairbanks, monument to Richardson who pioneered hwy. and whom it was named for.
	65 —	Along Richardson Hwy.
	66 —	Summit Lake
	67 —	Big Delta River
	68 —	Near Spenard, winter 1944-5
	69 —	Raspberry Lane, winter 1944-5
	70 —	Idle Hour Club, winter 1944-5
	71 —	Lake Spenard, winter 1944-5
	72 —	.75 – Between Merrill Field and Anchorage, 1944-5 [winter scenes]
	76 —	Behind Providence Hospital [car pulling sleigh]
	77 —	Providence Hospital
	78 —	New C.A.A. housing project, 1944
	79 —	“Army Addition” south side of Anchorage [housing]
	80 —	Helen Gullings, Native pack dogs (huskies), mature dogs carry packs of 50 lbs. each
	81 —	Rose Flynn, Native pack dogs (huskies), mature dogs carry packs of 50 lbs. each
	82 —	.84 – Between Sheep Mt. and Glen[n]allen, summer 1944 [Native man and women from
	80 —	.81 with pack dogs; at AFN 2013, the man was identified as Dick Secondchief at Tyone Lake]
	85 —	Alaska Railroad general offices and terminal
	86 —	Fish[h]ook Creek, near Wasilla
	87 —	Southwest of Copper Center
	88 —	Just beyond Sheep Mountain, Matanuska Glacier in background
	89 —	Arm of Columbia Glacier
	90 —	Between Copper Center and Valdez, near summit
	91 —	Columbia Glacier
	92 —	[similar to .90]
	93 —	Lake below same glacier
	94 —	.95 – Interior Alaska
	96 —	Eklutna CAA Range Station
	97 —	Looking east, near Glen[n]allen
	98 —	[woman next to automobile, near Glennallen?]
	99 —	Between Copper Center and Valdez [highway view]
	100 —	Tiekle [Tiekel roadhouse]
	101 —	Just west of Copper Center
	102 —	Tonsina [bridge]
	103 —	Fish[h]ook Creek
	104 —	Along Valdez Highway, near summit, east side
	105 —	Along Valdez Highway
	106 —	Along Valdez Highway, near summit, west side
	107 —	Bear Creek Canyon
	108 —	Fishhook Creek
	109 —	Along Valdez Highway, near summit, west side
	110 —	Between Gulkana and Copper Center [Sparks next to sign for Chickaloon]
	111 —	Haley Lake
	112 —	Near Tiekle [Tiekel]
	113 —	West of summit
	114 —	Near Tiekle [Tiekel]
	115 —	Nearing Glen[n]allen
	116 —	Lions Head Rock near Sheep Mt.
	117 —	West of Tonsina
	118 —	Water lilies
	119 —	.120 – En route to Valdez
	121 —	Tonsina Bridge
	122 —	Valdez Hwy. summit, about 2900 ft.
	123 —	.125 – Near Copper Center
	126 —	Fish[h]ook Creek near Wasilla
	127 —	.128 – Copper River
	129 —	Entrance to Copper Center [Copper Center Roadhouse sign]
	130 —	.131 – Near Chitina Jct. [log cabins]
	132 —	Bear Creek [bridge sign]
	133 —	Bear Creek and Copper River
	134 —	Near Copper Center, tar barrels from air strip construction
	135 —	Copper Center Roadhouse
	136 —	Entrance to Valdez [Hitchen next to sign]
	137 —	.138 – Downtown Valdez [including Consumer’s Co-op, Canteen Bar]
	139 —	Copper Center
	140 —	.141 – Lounge [interior of roadhouse]
	142 —	Helen Gullings, Copper Center
	143 —	Rose Flynn, Copper Center
	144 —	Copper Center [dogs]
	145 —	Paul Gullings, Copper Center
	146 —	Copper Center [Helen and Rose with dog]
	147 —	Federal Jail, Copper Center
	148 —	Lounge [Copper Center]
	149 —	Dining room [Copper Center]
	150 —	.152 – Downtown Chitina [including Chitina Cash Store]
	153 —	Near Chitina, 5 mi.
	154 —	Matanuska Glacier
	155 —	Sheep Mt. CAA Range Station
	156 —	.158 – Matanuska Glacier and vicinity
	159 —	.160 – Matanuska Glacier
	161 —	Liberty Falls
	162 —	.170 – Liberty Falls near Chitina
	171 —	Near Palmer
	172 —	Summit to Willow
	173 —	Typical Matanuska farm
	174 —	.175 – Palmer’s main st. [including Bert’s Drug Store, Palmer Cocktail Bar]
	176 —	.177 – Caught twixt Palmer and Wasilla
	178 —	Southeast from Palmer’s main st.
	179 —	Matanuska Valley
	180 —	Fish[h]ook Creek
	181 —	.182 – Picnic en-route to Willow
	183 —	Lake at summit, elev. 4200 ft.
	184 —	Looking west from summit
	185 —	Independence Goldmine
	186 —	Summit to Willow
	187 —	Looking back into Matanuska Valley
	188 —	Willow Station
	189 —	Near summit to Willow
	190 —	Airfield, Willow [airplanes, automobiles, small building]
	191 —	Lucky Shot, gold mine
	192 —	Independence Gold Mine
	193 —	Landing strip at Willow [similar to .190]
	194 —	Nome and vicinity [dog sled pulling kayak, cf. 204]
	195 —	Nome and vicinity [dog team with sled next to seal carcasses]
	196 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [dog team]
	197 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [rabbit hunters on sled; at AFN 2014, tentatively identified as White Mountain area. At AFN 2016, man at left tentatively identified as Ashenfelter]
	198 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944, reindeer
	199 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [man with fish in trap, dog sled behind; at AFN 2014, tentatively identified as sheefish trapping near White Mountain]
	200 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [hunters near boat, one holding paddle]
	201 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [town view, including Lomen Commercial Co.]
	202 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [mother and five children outside house. At AFN 2015, tentatively identified as Jessie Milligrock with family. At AFN 2016, confirmed as Milligrock family, with (left to right): Mesonga Milligrock Atkinson, Irene Milligrock Nuglene, Lincoln Milligrock, Alfred Milligrock, Jessie Andrews Milligrock, and baby Dwight Milligrock Jr.]
	203 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [group of women in kuspuks; identified at AFN 2013 as Village Church Conference; Molly Dexter? standing at left; Mary Aukongak, Golovin, standing third from left; Nellie Viera, Nome, kneeling second from left; Ruth Henry, Koyuk, kneeling third from left]
	204 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [dog team with sled and kayak, cf. 194]
	205 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [choir group on stage; identified at AFN 2013 as White Mountain Choir, Frank Moses, choir director seated; standing from left to right: Lena Paneak, ?, Alice Walker Scott, Abraham Lincoln, ?, [?] Simon, ?, [?] Simon, Agnes Komakhuk, ?, [?] Simon, Marcella Johnson, David Enaruk, Francis Johnson, Mary Lincoln]
	206 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [baby on sled]
	207 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [three women in kuspuks; identified at AFN 2013 as left to right Marcella Johnson, Frances Johnson, and Jennie Kowcheo, at White Mountain]
	208 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [man standing outside wood plank house, wearing parka and traditional footwear holding sinew rope?]
	209 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [man in parka outside log and plank house]
	210 —	Nome and vicinity, July 1944 [two women in fur parkas. At AFN 2015, parka trim identified as calf skin, location suggested as Shishmaref]
	211 —	Near Nome [woman ice fishing]
	212 —	.213 – In front of M & K hangar, Merrill Field [Hitchen on field in winter, with airplanes and automobiles visible]
	214 —	.216 – Merrill Field, winter 1944 [snow removal equipment, automobile, airplane]
	217 —	CAA Doug, NC14 [Douglas DC-3? On ground at Merrill Field]
	218 —	Icicles [Hitchen? Next to wooden building]
	219 —	2nd Alaska Buick, spring 1944 [Hitchen next to automobile]
	220 —	M & K Radio Lab
	221 —	.222 – My room, M & K bunkhouse
	223 —	Merrill Field, from atop new M & K Hangar, looking west [hangars, terminals, airplanes]
	224 —	Paul Gullings, M & K “Cat” shop
	225 —	A little light salvage after the fire [Hitchen and woman with damaged equipment, tower and buildings in background]
	226 —	Emkay Hut [Hitchen at Merrill Field; cf. .849]
	227 —	.228 – Residents of M & K bunkhouse [men standing next to automobile near Emkay Hut]
	229 —	.230 – M& K Mess Hall, Merrill Field
	231 —	M & K main Alaska offices [at Merrill Field]
	232 —	M & K bunkhouse
	233 —	.234 – M & K Electras, fall 1944 [including NC18139?]
	235 —	M & K ships – Sikorsky and Keystone [including Keystone-Loening K-84 Commuter NC301V; Sikorsky S-41?]
	236 —	Peck and Rice Stinson Tri-motor NC10860 [line of airplanes at Merrill Field]
	237 —	Members of “Bunkhouse Band” [similar to .227-.228]
	238 —	“Pop” Anderson & Steelman family [group next to biplane]
	239 —	.240 – Alaska Airline’s Lockheed Lodestar, rebuilt by P.A.C., initial check [NC21707]
	241 —	Boeing 80-A, Merrill Field [Morrison-Knudsen hangar in background]
	242 —	Old M & K Hangar
	243 —	M & K recreation room
	244 —	Bunk house
	245 —	Chugach Range from Merrill Field
	246 —	New M & K Hangar and re-built Travelair, Tom Appleton, Supt. [N?451N]
	247 —	.252 – M & K hangar construction, Merrill Field, Aug. 1944 Album 2 Laid in: Typescript. “Ode to the Alaska Railroad.” Removed to B4/F1
	253 —	Elsie Smith, eye belongs to Arthelle [women picnicking]
	254 —	1st trip on Alaska Railroad, July 1944, Sutton-Eska Mine [passengers next to train at stop]
	255 —	G.I.’s on trip [Sutton area?]
	256 —	Mush! Arthelle, Jim [man on runners, woman in basket]
	257 —	Claire Skinner, self [next to creek]
	258 —	Double exposure, one was sufficient [Claire Skinner in sled basket]
	259 —	Matanuska River
	260 —	Arthelle, Jim Muskott, Palmer [Trading Post porch]
	261 —	Fire Lake
	262 —	[similar to .259]
	263 —	Granite Creek, July 1944 [bridge construction; cf. .505]
	264 —	Claire
	265 —	Fire Lake
	266 —	Lillian Fitzgerald, Claire, self [posed next to birch]
	267 —	Jim, Sears Roebuck Library [outhouse]
	268 —	Arthelle, Fire Lake
	269 —	Bill, Lillian [next to log wall]
	270 —	Arthelle, Jim, Malita, Claire [in doorway to log cabin]
	271 —	Fire Lake
	272 —	Bill, Lillian [at Fire Lake]
	273 —	Insipid! [two women holding oars]
	274 —	Arthelle, the pioneer [woman holding bucket, log cabin in background]
	275 —	.277 – Dutch Harbor vs. Ft. Richardson, Nov. 11th 1944, Chugach Mts. in background [start of football game]
	278 —	Section of crowd [same game as above]
	279 —	At the game
	280 —	Dorothy Jane Zschach, Sidney Jane Zschach, Betty Carpenter [group at game?]
	281 —	Betty Carpenter, Mary Sassone, Edna Foster plus family [at game?]
	282 —	Bob, Sidney Jane [on swing]
	283 —	More feets ball [football game]
	284 —	Dorothy, Sidney Jane [on slide]
	285 —	Sidney Jane [on blanket]
	286 —	Bob, Sidney Jane [on slide]
	287 —	Four neighbors at 1021 G St. [young boys]
	288 —	Darn that grass grows fast [two men, one in uniform, with rotary blade]
	289 —	The artist’s model [similar to .285]
	290 —	.291 – 1021 G [woman in living room chair]
	292 —	When did this happen? [woman and child in chair]
	293 —	Sass, ?, Mary
	294 —	Mary Sassone
	295 —	Betty
	296 —	Betty, Rod Carpenter
	297 —	Betty
	298 —	Mary, ?
	299 —	Self [Malita?]
	300 —	Ray Dailey, Sass
	301 —	Sass
	302 —	.305 – One cold Sunday Feb. 1945, Ed Ballard, Jim Sevioner, Mike, Edna Thompson, Arthelle, Paul Gullings, Helen
	306 —	Arthelle [on Anchorage street in winter]
	307 —	Denny Johnston [in front of barracks building]
	308 —	Women’s Barracks, March 1945 [two women on steps]
	309 —	Mary Sassone, southerner goes native [outdoors in winter clothing]
	310 —	.311 – Cook’s Inlet looking toward Denali
	312 —	Those ACS barracks again [woman on steps]
	313 —	.314 – Overlooking Anchorage city docks, Emard’s Cannery, rails in foreground belong to ARR
	315 —	[Photographic postcard] Mt. McKinley, highest mountain on the North American continent L-23 Photograph approved by Theatre Censor A.D. [printed caption:] Denali, “The highest one”
	316 —	[Photographic postcard] McKinley Park Hotel K-2 Photograph approved by Theatre Censor A.D.
	317 —	[Photographic postcard] McKinley Park Hotel K-3 Photograph approved by Theatre Censor A.D.
	318 —	[Photographic postcard] Mt. McKinley from Wonder Lake L-14 Photograph approved by Theatre Censor A.D.
	319 —	[Photographic postcard] Rangers Headquarters McKinley Nat’l Park L-20 Photograph approved by Theatre Censor A.D.
	320 —	McKinley Park Station
	321 —	Harry Stiver, McKinley Park dog team
	322 —	Section of lounge, hotel
	323 —	Ice rink at hotel
	324 —	Snow scene
	325 —	Leaving the lodge [guests with skis on front steps]
	326 —	[man pointing to thermometer]
	327 —	For ski trip [skiers loading into truck at hotel]
	328 —	[similar to .327]
	329 —	Leatha
	330 —	Connie
	331 —	[skiers unloading from truck]
	332 —	Bill Love, Flo
	333 —	[Bill Love]
	334 —	.336 – Skiiers [sic], or would be skiiers
	337 —	.339 – What a sensation, yes, love! [skiers]
	340 —	.341 – Improvement
	342 —	Let’s go
	343 —	[skiers returning to hotel]
	344 —	.345 – That dog team was not all easy riding
	346 —	[lodge entrance with skis]
	347 —	Connie
	348 —	Leatha
	349 —	Just mountain
	350 —	[skiers]
	351 —	[skis at lodge entrance]
	352 —	So Will scaled the mighty McKinley [man on snow mound]
	353 —	Lt. Bill Love
	354 —	Leatha
	355 —	Just restin’
	356 —	.358 – The Anderson’s dogs
	359 —	.361 – More dogs
	362 —	.364 – And a couple of visitors tossed in
	365 —	McKinley Park and dog team
	366 —	Leatha
	367 —	Harry
	368 —	[hotel dog team]
	369 —	Charlie Nall, self [Malita], Connie Longernecker, Leatha
	370 —	[hotel dog team]
	371 —	Flo
	372 —	.373 – More life of a dog
	374 —	Flo, Connie
	375 —	[group posed in front of hotel]
	376 —	Inseparable foursome [same group as .375]
	377 —	Father Camiche
	378 —	Mort
	379 —	Lt. Rae
	380 —	Flo
	381 —	self [Malita]
	382 —	Red Cross [woman on skis]
	383 —	Charlie Nall, Malita [same group as .375]
	384 —	Malita
	385 —	[two women on skis]
	386 —	54th Troop carriers
	387 —	Entertainers
	388 —	Capt. Ray, officer in charge
	389 —	.391 – Do the same people get monotonous [at McKinley Park]
	392 —	Scene from ski run
	393 —	Brooklyn [man in uniform]
	394 —	Lobby, McKinley Park Hotel
	395 —	.397 – More ski enthusiasts
	398 —	Leatha, Flo, Father
	399 —	[two women outdoors at hotel]
	400 —	[distant view of four people on mountainside, with building and valley in distance]
	401 —	.403 – Scenes taken by Lt. Charlie Nall [park scenery]
	404 —	[frozen river]
	405 —	.407 – More scenes at McKinley
	408 —	McKinley Park Hotel
	409 —	Father Camiche, Lt. Rae, Lt. Jack Ohrt
	410 —	Curry, Alaska, ARR overnight stop
	411 —	Lt. Charlie Nall from Georgia
	412 —	“Come as you are” party, McKinley Park Hotel, November 1944
	413 —	Dick Sellars [in front of Alaska Railroad Anchorage headquarters and terminal]
	414 —	self [Malita], Daly, ARR offices
	415 —	Picture slightly misplaced, not the skiiers [skiers at McKinley Park]
	416 —	[frozen river]
	417 —	.419 – [scenes from skiing]
	410b —	Jack Ohrt – out!
	411b —	.415b – More of McKinley trip
	416b —	.419b – Scenes around McKinley
	420 —	.422 – [park scenes]
	423 —	.425 – On hike to Horseshoe Lake
	426 —	432 – [park scenes]
	433 —	Goin’ down the rails [hiking down railroad tracks]
	434 —	[cabin]
	435 —	Horseshoe Lake
	436 —	.438 – [scenes from hike down railroad tracks]
	439 —	[hotel grounds?]
	440 —	Upper lobby at hotel
	441 —	[park scenery]
	442 —	[woman in hotel lobby]
	443 —	.445 – At the station
	446 —	Saying goodbye
	447 —	Oil painting of Sitka, upstairs lobby
	448 —	Packing to leave
	449 —	Ranger [at station with dog]
	450 —	Same Sitka, same lobby
	451 —	[similar to .445]
	452 —	Just waiting for skating [frozen rink; cf. 454]
	453 —	1944 Thanksgiving formal [man and woman seated]
	454 —	Ice rink
	455 —	Upstairs lobby
	456 —	Healy, Alaska
	457 —	Suspension bridge, Curry, Alaska
	458 —	Healy
	459 —	Scene from train
	460 —	Cold departure [debarking from train]
	461 —	[two women in station doorway]
	462 —	‘Bye Leatha
	463 —	Here’s the ARR – late?
	464 —	Flo
	465 —	[Photographic postcard] Grant Pearson Alaska Park Ranger K-7 Photograph approved by Theatre Censor A.D. B2 Album 3
	466 —	Don, Scotty, Sparks, Malita, Leo, Harry, Alta Club April 1945 Anchorage, Alaska [same as .880]
	467 —	.468 – Fire Lake Episode, February 1945, Don, Arthelle
	469 —	.474 – More Fire Lake characters
	475 —	Sparks, Malita, dog team ride
	476 —	.491 – [Fire Lake trip]
	492 —	This is finis to one week-end
	493 —	.494 – Alaska Airlines Lockheed Lodestar, Merrill Field [NC21707 “Starliner”]
	495 —	.496 – February 1945 on highway to Palmer [Malita with skis, Knik River Bridge; cf. .794- .795]
	497 —	View from hiway near Fort Richardson
	498 —	.499 – On trail to Thunderbird Falls
	500 —	Arthelle, Slim (Vincent Schowengert)
	501 —	[Thunder Bird Creek?]
	502 —	Gladiola’s from Sparks, June 1945
	503 —	[Sparks and Malita next to automobile, house]
	504 —	[similar to .502]
	505 —	Granite Creek [cf. .263]
	506 —	[Eklutna Lake?]
	507 —	Sparks, Eklutna Lake
	508 —	Sparks on Palmer Highway [with Knik River Bridge]
	509 —	Need some chains? [car stuck in snow]
	510 —	On way to Army Ski Bowl [Arctic Valley]
	511 —	.513 – Army Ski Bowl
	514 —	.517 – Ambassador Club after bowling spree
	518 —	.520 – More of Anchorage Ambassador Club
	521 —	.522 – At Edna Thompson’s one Sunday, summer 1945
	523 —	.525 – Same Sunday
	526 —	.528 – Millie on her first visit to Anchorage, June 1945 [at Merrill Field, with tractor and U.S. Navy airplane JRB-4 90579, Beech Expeditor] [caption for missing photo: 1944 – Old road house at beginning of Iditarod Trail, Knik, Alaska]
	529 —	On way up Fish Creek to Independence Mine
	530 —	.531 – Picnic at Goat Creek [cf. .822-.825]
	532 —	.533 – Helen, Paul, Arthelle, Slim, Malita, Sparks [Goat Creek]
	534 —	.535 – Wedding cake, July 4, 1945, Merrill Field
	536 —	Begins the honeymoon, July 5, 1945, Sparks pickin’ daisies, Eklutna Flats
	537 —	Sparks overlooking Matanuska Glacier from Lion’s Head
	538 —	Matanuska Glacier from Lion’s Head
	539 —	CAA Beam Station taken from top of Lion’s Head
	540 —	Woo-woo, who’s fishing? [Hitchen]
	541 —	A lake in the middle of muskeg
	542 —	Water lilies in Alaska
	543 —	“Us” at Copper River, Alaska [with fish wheel]
	544 —	Drying sock-eye salmon for dog feed, oh for the life of some dogs
	545 —	.546 – Liberty Falls between Copper Center-Chitina
	547 —	.548 – Copper River as seen from road to Chitina
	549 —	.551 – On road to Valdez
	552 —	.554 – We haven’t gotten to Valdez yet
	555 —	Sparks, pensive!
	556 —	Bear-bare? [Malita]
	557 —	At Valdez
	558 —	There he is at the top [bear]
	559 —	Beaver dam
	560 —	Bruin gives us the eye
	561 —	.562 – Beaver playing, taken at 8:00 p.m.
	563 —	Indian village near Copper Center [identified at AFM 2013 as the historic village of Kluti Kaah, near the site of the old Copper Center Lodge]
	564 —	We started to Tok Junction from Gulkana, this stopped us [road washout]
	565 —	More water lilies
	566 —	Duck and ducklings
	567 —	Glacier seen from hiway to Fairbanks
	568 —	KFAR, Fairbanks
	569 —	Dredge, north of Fairbanks on hiway to Circle
	570 —	.571 – University of Alaska, Fairbanks
	572 —	Nenana, home of the ice pool [dock, with Alaska Railroad equipment, river boat Yukon, and building with sign “Freight Depot”] - Postcard. From M.R.H. to H.W. Hitchen. “Having a wonderful vacation wish you were here...” July 14, 1945. - Postcard. From Mr. Hitchen to Mrs. Hitchen. “Do so wish you could be here with us...” July 14, 1945
	573 —	Nenana, Alaska [dock, with Alaska Railroad equipment, barrels, and crewmen]
	574 —	Healy, 4 hr layover, “The ARR never fails”
	575 —	Sparks returning to Anchorage
	576 —	Playing horseshoes at Matanuska while waiting for this [arrow to next photo]
	577 —	To return us to Anchorage [Alaska Railroad locomotive]
	578 —	August 14, 1945 V-J Day, bunk house celebration [Hitchen behind bar]
	579 —	Sparks and Red in their glory, V-J day party
	580 —	Russian cemetery at Eklutna
	581 —	Salmon after spawning along hiway to Palmer
	582 —	[Independence Mine?]
	583 —	[three people at camp fire]
	584 —	[four women picnicking]
	585 —	Lillian Spoon, Malita, Millie, 1945
	586 —	1 st Nederhood, Richland, Wash. [baby on changing table]
	587 —	.588 – At Cook Inlet, Fred Braun, Martinson [net fishing]
	589 —	.590 – Harold’s 1945 birthday, our first apartment, 3 rd Avenue, Anchorage, Landstrom Apts.
	591 —	[Malita? Sleeping in bed]
	592 —	.596 – View from Lion’s Head
	596 —	.599 – Cook Inlet from our Third St. Apt., 1945
	600 —	[Hitchen on skis]
	601 —	.602 – [Malita on skis]
	603 —	.604 – Alaskan winter [frozen creek]
	605 —	[Hitchen sleeping in bed]
	606 —	[Eklutna cemetery]
	607 —	[scenery]
	608 —	.610 – Valdez, Alaska
	611 —	.614 – [Valdez area scenes]
	615 —	.621 – Boat trip to U.S., Jan. 1946
	622 —	[unidentified building]
	623 —	[Malita sleeping]
	624 —	[automobiles parked outside of building with camel statues]
	625 —	[unidentified man]
	626 —	[low dam and sluice]
	627 —	Harold, Queenie, Mom Hitchen
	628 —	[wagon on roadway]
	629 —	.631 – Our first house, March 1946, Pearl Beach, Olympia, Wash.
	632 —	.634 – Priest Point Park, Olympia
	635 —	.638 – Thelma, Homer, Trout Lake, Wash.
	639 —	.641 – Pearson yard for Pearson Spencer wedding
	642 —	[waterfall]
	643 —	Lewis County Health Dept.
	644 —	Dr. Robert Fishbach family
	645 —	.647 – Pacific Ocean, 1946
	648 —	.650 – Our August 1946 trip [beach]
	651 —	[mountain scenery]
	652 —	.653 – Long Beach, Washington
	654 —	.656 – Silver Falls, Oregon
	657 —	.663 – Mt. Rainier, Washington 1946
	664 —	.665 – Pacific Ocean
	666 —	.667 – Oregon Coast
	668 —	.672 – Breakfast at Jessie M. Honeyman State Park, Oregon coast
	673 —	Redwoods and Harold [missing photo, no caption]
	674 —	.680 – [Crater Lake National Park]
	681 —	.693 – Crater Lake, Oregon
	694 —	.698 – Pearl Beach, Olympia
	699 —	.714 – Thelma and Homer’s wedding, Trout Lake, Wash. Album 4 [Inscription on inside front cover: “Wedding gift of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson, July 4, 1945, Anchorage, Alaska”]
	715 —	Rogue’s Gallery – Paul Gullings
	716 —	Ken Ogden
	717 —	Sparks
	718 —	Paul G.
	719 —	!!! [Helen G.]
	720 —	Helen G.
	721 —	Frances Ames
	722 —	Helen G.
	723 —	Bee
	724 —	Paul and Helen
	725 —	Paul, Bee Salkeld
	726 —	Scotty, Edna, Paul, Bee
	727 —	Edna, Paul, Bee
	728 —	Self, Helen, Frances
	729 —	Self, Helen, Frances
	730 —	Self, Paul, Frances
	731 —	Scotty, Paul
	732 —	Hollis, Edna
	733 —	Scotty, Edna, Paul
	734 —	Dick, Lola, Paul, self
	735 —	Dick, Lola, Harry, Paul
	736 —	Gullings residence, guess who and what [Hitchen outside small house]
	737 —	New MK Radio Lab [Morrison-Knudsen]
	738 —	Scotty, Edna, Paul
	739 —	Scotty, Edna
	740 —	Scotty, Edna, Paul
	741 —	Paul, Bee
	742 —	Self, Bee
	743 —	Scotty, Edna
	744 —	PAC Radio Lab
	745 —	George Tibbs, engines
	746 —	Control panel [Hitchen]
	747 —	Bud Kinkade, welding
	748 —	George Tibbs, engines
	749 —	Paul Gullings, Bud Kinkade, welding
	750 —	Main hangar, engines
	751 —	Main hangar
	752 —	Icicles outside engine shop
	753 —	Self outside engine shop
	754 —	Leo Slama
	755 —	Bunk house
	756 —	George Mealey
	757 —	Outside welding shop, Paul Gullings
	758 —	George Tibbs, motor shop
	759 —	Ice covered floodlight
	760 —	Old MK hangar fire, spring 1944
	761 —	West side of hangar [fire]
	762 —	South end of hangar black smoke from Sikorsky Amphibion NC-2-V
	763 —	Ships catching from heat
	764 —	Spare engine storage dock [after fire]
	765 —	Remains of Boeing Tri-motor NC11177
	766 —	Remains of brand new Beachcraft [Beechcraft]
	767 —	M and K farewell party at MK bunkhouse, Merrill Field, Nov. 30, 1944, Appletons, Mrs. Sebula
	768 —	4-5-6-!-! [farewell party]
	769 —	Stan, Rocco, Rose, Ken, Helen, Paul, Fulsom, Marion
	770 —	Sebulas
	771 —	Leo, Appletons, Sebulas
	772 —	Huddle
	773 —	Appletons, Jake, Bill
	774 —	Leo, Mrs. Sebula, Tom, Jake, Bill Loftholm
	775 —	Ken, Rocco, Pauncho, Jake, Stan
	776 —	Fulsoms, Gullings, Ken, Rocco, Rose
	777 —	Red, Marion, Rose, Pauncho
	778 —	Mrs. Sebula, Tom, Merle Appleton
	779 —	Have you seen the magic spoon? [Tom]
	780 —	Jake, Tom, rebuttal 6:30 a.m.
	781 —	Merle, Tom, Jake, Mrs. Sebula
	782 —	Appletons
	783 —	Rocco & Rose
	784 —	Rocco, Rose, Fulsom, Marion
	785 —	Leo Slama
	786 —	Marion Lake, near Eklutna
	787 —	Eklutna Dam, Anchorage power source
	788 —	.789 – Eklutna Lake
	790 —	Eklutna Lake, self
	791 —	Eklutna Lake, Paul & Helen Gullings
	792 —	Eklutna Lake, looking east
	793 —	Eklutna Lake, southeast
	794 —	Knik Arm Bridge [cf. 496]
	795 —	Malita, 1945 [cf. .495]
	796 —	.797 – Spring 1945 between Anchorage and Palmer
	798 —	Knik Bridge
	799 —	Near Fire Lake
	800 —	Feb. 1945, Malita [ice skating]
	801 —	Self, ye gods!!!
	802 —	Arthelle
	803 —	Paul, self
	804 —	Self
	805 —	Self, Malita
	806 —	Self, Malita, Feb. 1945
	807 —	P.G. [Paul Gullings]
	808 —	H.G. [Helen Gullings]
	809 —	[Photographic reproduction of cartoon. “I’ll bet I’m the first guy to become a sourdough in one hour! Anchorage Hotel Barbershop”]
	810 —	Ambassador Bar
	811 —	Paul Gullings
	812 —	.815 – Fire Lake, spring Feb. 1945
	816 —	Below Eklutna Dam
	817 —	Arthelle and Slim, campground near Eklutna
	818 —	Trail near Eklutna
	819 —	Falls near Eklutna Dam
	820 —	Talkeetna Mts. looking NE from E side Ft. Richardson
	821 —	Fish[h]ook Creek, spring 1945 [Hitchen]
	822 —	.824 – Goat Creek picnic, spring 1945 [cf. .530-.533]
	825 —	The Antedote [Goat Creek picnic]
	826 —	.829 – Gold “panning” expedition, Goat Creek, spring 1945
	830 —	.832 – So we had a little blow! Merrill Field, Oct. 21, 1945 [damaged airplanes]
	833 —	Sikorsky Amphibion [after windstorm]
	834 —	Carl Martin’s [airplane NC2?694 after windstorm]
	835 —	Former MK’s [Sikorsky S-39 NC806W after windstorm]
	836 —	.838 Aeronca [NC23928 after windstorm]
	839 —	Keystone hull, C. Martin’s, NC301-V [after windstorm]
	840 —	.841 – Eagle Rock [airplanes after windstorm]
	842 —	Close association, Ford wings, Waco [Alaska Airlines biplane after windstorm]
	843 —	Monocoupe was over on its back [NC12316 after windstorm]
	844 —	[same Alaska Airlines biplane as in .842, resting on tractor]
	845 —	Who-‘n-‘ell says radio & instruments isn’t hard work?!! Carl Loessing, self, Oct. 15, 1945 [digging a ditch at Merrill Field, hut with sign “Store” behind] B3 Loose prints B3/F1
	846 —	Harold W. Hitchen, March 15, 1916 (24 weeks old) (tongue sticking out) with his father
	847 —	Coeur d’Alene, shop [Hitchen in radio lab, circa 1943?]
	848 —	Coeur d’Alene, Ida., radio shop [Hitchen]
	849 —	This is an “Emkay Hut” – guess who standing out there, taken about 10 days ago [.cf .226; Merrill Field, circa 1944?]
	850 —	Har[?] Apt. Bldg. in which we live, our windows indicated [Anchorage, circa 1944]
	851 —	Looking entire length of 4th Ave., main st. of town, looking toward east, Chugach Mt. range in background, Anchorage, 1943 [1944?; shows Columbia Lumber Company of Alaska and Inlet Hotel]
	852 —	New Loussac Sogn Bldg. in which Malita works [Paul’s Jewelry, circa 1944]
	853 —	Looking north from CAA housing site, southwest side of town. Note mountains, #1-Mt. McKinley (highest on N. American continent), #2-Mt. Foraker [Cook Inlet, circa 1944]
	854 —	Mt. Susitna from CAA housing area [Cook Inlet, circa 1944]
	855 —	Overlooking Anchorage port & part of Govt. Hill from CAA housing area [residential area and bluff along shoreline, circa 1944]
	856 —	4th Ave., main drag, looking east [Art’s Liquor, 515 Club, Reed’s, Lois Beauty Salon, Rexall Drugs, Cheechako Tavern, banner over street advertising Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, circa 1944]
	857 —	Part of local post office, Anchorage [circa 1944]
	858 —	Loussac Sogn Bldg. in which Malita works [circa 1944]
	859 —	Anchorage Radio & Appl. On 4th Ave. our retail downtown outlet [Bevers & Pfeil Building, with Anchorage Radio and Appliance Zenith Radios Sales Service and Gray Cab Office, circa 1944]
	860 —	Antenna of a “ham” who lives next door to lab (Bill Geyser) [Alaska Radio Supply Inc., circa 1944]
	861 —	Entrance to lab, Alaska Radio Supply 8 & D, Anchorage [circa 1944]
	862 —	Self explanatory, truck is one we usually drive [Alaska Radio Supply Inc., in winter, circa 1944]
	863 —	My “assistant” Tony Samoa [outside Alaska Radio Supply Inc., circa 1944]
	864 —	Alaska Radio [exterior, in winter, circa 1944]
	865 —	Queer looking fellow! Alaska Radio Supply lab [Hitchen, circa 1944]
	866 —	Another corner of the lab. Frequency & modulation monitor for cab radios atop filing cabinet [circa 1944]
	867 —	Mick’s “ham” transmitter at lab [circa 1944]
	868 —	My service bench at lab – note familiar test equipment [circa 1944]
	869 —	Miss Carrol in her office at lab [circa 1944]
	870 —	Front of store, showing condenser and resistor stock [with woman from .869, circa 1944]
	871 —	Miss Ethyl Carrol, our stenographer, in front part of store [circa 1944]
	872 —	Chugach Range from near lab, looking S.E. [houses and utility poles in middle distance, circa 1944]
	873 —	Looking south from intersection near lab [houses and utility poles, winter, circa 1944]
	874 —	Looking due west from front of lab [similar to .873]
	875 —	From main window of lab, Alaska Radio Supply, 8th and D, Anchorage Ak. [chain link fence, brush, houses, circa 1944]
	876 —	Across street from lab, Merrill Field, Ak. [brush, circa 1944]
	877 —	A little winter as seen from main lab window, looking south [brush, circa 1944]
	878 —	Just outside the lab [trees, circa 1944]
	879 —	Residence next door to lab [house number 328, circa 1944]
	880 —	Left to right: Don Booth, Scotty Hollis, Harold Hitchen, Malita Weldon, Leo Slama, Don Bowman, 1943-44[In folder “Alta Club, Where Friends Meet Friends, Anchorage, Alaska”] B3/F2
	881 —	Thompson Pass, A.R.C., 1952 [Alaska Road Commission construction equipment]
	882 —	Alaska Road Comm. Valdez, Aaa 1952 [Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck near Thompson Pass]
	883 —	Alaska Road Comm. Valdez, Aaa [construction equipment, trucks, buildings near Thompson Pass]
	884 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck parked along road, project for Alaska Road Commission, Valdez area?, December 1952]
	885 —	[highway scenery, near Thompson Pass? December 1952]
	886 —	[highway scenery, near Thompson Pass? December 1952]
	887 —	Heavy duty snow plow, Alaska Road Commission, December 1952 [cf. .881]
	888 —	Alaska Road Commission, Thompson Pass, Aaa, Dec. 1952 [Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck next to buildings]
	889 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck next to buildings, Alaska Road Commission project, Thompson Pass area, December 1952]
	890 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck next to utility pole, Alaska Road Commission project, Thompson Pass area, December 1952]
	891 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck on highway, Alaska Road Commission project, Thompson Pass area, December 1952]
	892 —	[similar to .891]
	893 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck parked at Copper Center Trading Post roadhouse, Alaska Road Commission project, December 1952]
	894 —	[view down groomed winter road surface, Glenn Highway near Matanuska Glacier, Lion Head in center background, Sheep Mountain on right, December 1952]
	895 —	[winter highway scene, Richardson Highway? December 1952]
	896 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck and other cars parked unidentified roadhouse, Alaska Road Commission project, December 1952]
	897 —	Glenn Craig Hitchen, 17 months, 1952 Christmas, 2906 Alder Circle Anchorage [baby in highchair, turkey on table]
	898 —	Glenn, Rogers Park home, Feb. 1953 [Hitchen and son with Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck]
	899 —	Yes Glenn, that’s you in the fur parka, Rogers Park home, Feb. 1953 new GMC company truck [similar to .898]
	900 —	Glenn & Dad, Feb. 1953 [similar to .898]
	901 —	Anchorage Junior Hi, June 1953
	902 —	[Malita next to Northern Consolidated Airlines N75142, preparing to depart for flight over Mt. Spurr during eruption, 1953]
	903 —	[Hitchen next to Northern Consolidated Airlines N75142, preparing to depart for flight over Mt. Spurr during eruption, 1953]
	904 —	[Mt. Spurr with smoke, wing of airplane, 1953]
	905 —	[similar to .904]
	906 —	[Mt. Spurr smoking, 1953]
	907 —	[aerial of mountain range, 1953]
	908 —	[aerial of mountain range, 1953]
	909 —	[aerial of glacier, 1953]
	910 —	ARC Thompson Pass 1953 [tall snow banks flanking road, buildings in distance]
	911 —	ARC camp, Thompson Pass, 1953 [Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck next to building in winter]
	912 —	NE of Thompson Pass, 1953 [highway snow scene]
	913 —	Just NE of Thompson Pass, 1953 [highway snow scene]
	914 —	Valdez Hwy., 1953 [Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck next to oil barrels]
	915 —	Erecting Birch Lytle Green ant., 1953 [crane hoisting antenna onto roof of Birch-Lytle- Green General Contractors]
	916 —	Erecting Birch Lytle Green ant., 1953 [crane hoisting antenna] B3/F3
	917 —	Old Navy bldgs., Middleton Is., 1953 [M-K installation]
	918 —	“The forest,” Middleton Is., 1953 [grassy expanse; M-K installation]
	919 —	Road to const. site, Middleton Is., 1953 [M-K installation]
	920 —	M K office & quarters, Middleton Is., 1953 [M-K installation]
	921 —	Looking N. across runway, Middleton Is., 1953 [M-K installation]
	922 —	Oaks Const. Co. camp, Slana, 1953 [yard with equipment, debris, vehicles, buildings]
	923 —	Oaks Const. Co. camp, Slana, 1953 [building, clothesline]
	924 —	Oaks Const. Co. camp, Slana, 1953 [log buildings]
	925 —	Oaks Const. Co. camp, Slana, 1953 [trees, cars, towers]
	926 —	Oaks Const. Co. camp, Slana, Aaa., 1953 [Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck and other cars parked next to large log building, other buildings and tower visible]
	927 —	Washout near Chistochina [Tok Cutoff]
	928 —	Washout on Tok Cutoff near Chistochina
	929 —	Erecting tower for Lytle Green Birch, Fbks, 1953 [Birch Lytle Green building, Fairbanks]
	930 —	[taiga with utility lines in foreground; in folder: M.K. installation, Tonsina, May 1953, Tolsona, Oaks Const. Co., 1953-54]
	931 —	[landslide?; in folder: M.K. installation, Tonsina, May 1953, Tolsona, Oaks Const. Co., 1953-54]
	932 —	[cut in hillside; in folder: M.K. installation, Tonsina, May 1953, Tolsona, Oaks Const. Co., 1953-54]
	933 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck and bulldozers in parking area; in folder: M.K. installation, Tonsina, May 1953, Tolsona, Oaks Const. Co., 1953-54]
	934 —	[Tonsina? roadhouse in distance; in folder: M.K. installation, Tonsina, May 1953, Tolsona, Oaks Const. Co., 1953-54]
	935 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck and other cars parked at roadhouse, possibly Tonsina; in folder: M.K. installation, Tonsina, May 1953, Tolsona, Oaks Const. Co., 1953-54]
	936 —	[Tonsina roadhouse?; in folder: M.K. installation, Tonsina, May 1953, Tolsona, Oaks Const. Co., 1953-54]
	937 —	[similar to .936]
	938 —	Entrance to Block Rapids Road camp (actually milepost 220, Richardson Highway, July 1954 [sign reading “Trailer Court,” with small building and Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck]
	939 —	Richardson monument, July 1954 [with Communications Equipment & Service Co. truck]
	940 —	[similar to .939]
	941 —	Gold mining operations beyond U. of Alaska, Fairbanks, July 1954
	942 —	Radiotelephone dispatch center, Communications Equipment & Service Co., 110 E. 6th Ave., Anchorage, Alaska, about 1955 [woman at switchboard]
	943 —	When Hank Gommell took the office to dinner while Sparks & I were in California in November 1955 [group at table]
	944 —	Dave Fulton, Jane Harris, November 1955
	945 —	Back of shop, 110 E. 6th, November 1955 [cars, garage doors, sign, Motorola 2-Way Radiotelephone Service Station]
	946 —	Jane Harris, M.C.C. dispatcher, Communications Equipment & Service Co., 110 E. 6th, Nov. 1955
	947 —	[dispatchers at Communications Equipment & Service Co., circa 1955?]
	948 —	[woman standing next to fish rack on gravel beach, print date 1956]
	949 —	Tam Kogane, Ann Curtis, Christmas eve, 1957
	950 —	Beginnings of Communications Equipment & Service Co., Merrill Field 1951 [2 copies, color] B3/F4
	951 —	[Car parked outside Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	952 —	[similar to .951, showing tower]
	953 —	[Communications Equipment & Service Co., reception area, June 1957]
	954 —	[office with desk and bookshelf, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	955 —	[service area, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	956 —	[man standing next to equipment, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	957 —	[service area/garage with parked truck, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	958 —	[service desk and storage area, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	959 —	[service area/garage, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	960 —	[staff working dispatch, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	961 —	[receptionist, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	962 —	[staff working dispatch, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	963 —	[cars parked in rear of Communications Equipment & Service Co. building, June 1957]
	964 —	[service counter, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	965 —	[receptionist in service area, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	966 —	[tower atop Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	967 —	[staff working dispatch, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	968 —	[staff working dispatch, Communications Equipment & Service Co., June 1957]
	969 —	Alaska Railroad microwave tower site, mile 92, tram hauling tower sections to top of hill, Sept. 27, 1957
	970 —	Microwave bldg. under const. by A.R.R. at mile 92, Sept. 27, 1957
	971 —	Mile 92, Alaska Railroad microwave building under construction, Sept. 27, 1957
	972 —	Mile 92, site of A.R.R. microwave passive repeater tower & UHF antennas (110 ft. tower) tram for transport of materials to top of hill, bid $700.00 to haul tower from Anch. to top of hill (3 men 3 days)
	973 —	Looking down tram toward highway from tower site, mile 92, Oct. 12, 1957
	974 —	Hauling passive repeater to hilltop on temporary tram, Oct. 12, 1957 @ mile 92
	975 —	Passive repeater to site, mile 92, Oct. 12, 1957
	976 —	Hauling passive repeater to site @ 92 mile, Oct. 12, 1957, ARR microwave project #55508
	97 —	Tower & passive repeaters on site atop hill @ mile 92, Oct. 12, 1957
	98 —	Hauling tower sections to top hill site mile 92, Sept. 27, 1957
	99 —	Tower site & temporary tramway @ mile 92, ARR microwave project
	100 —	Portage passive site, Nov. 1, 1957, makings of 150 ft. “H” type tower
	101 —	Portage passive site, about Nov. 1, 1957
	102 —	Campbell Point site, Nov., 1, 1957, 30 ft. tower
	103 —	Campbell Point site, approx. Nov., 1, 1957
	104 —	Campbell Point 30 ft. tower, Nov., 1, 1957
	105 —	Mile 92 site, gin pole going up, Nov. 4, 1957 B3/F5
	986 —	Erecting gin pole at mile 92, about Nov. 4, 1957
	987 —	Erecting 110 ft. tower on hill @ mile 92, Nov. 1957, much high wind here
	988 —	A.R.R. microwave, shack & 40 ft. tower, mile 92, Nov. 1957
	989 —	150 ft. “H” tower, Portage, Nov. 1957
	990 —	18 x 20 reflector @ Portage tower, Nov. 1957
	991 —	Portage site, Nov. 1957 [truck in ditch]
	992 —	Bob Simmen, Portage, Nov. 1957 [truck in ditch]
	993 —	Tower construction co. crew, Gail Spencer, foreman, at Portage site, Nov. 1957, rain by the bucketfull and wind too
	994 —	Glenn at Sheep Mt. Lodge, first trip with new 1964 white Chevelle, Feb. 1964
	995 —	Penny’s [J.C. Penney, after earthquake]
	996 —	[similar to .995]
	997 —	Looking east on 4th Ave, N.C. Bldg. [snow fence around earthquake damage]
	998 —	3rd & E, Anchorage [The Gilded Cage Alaskan Curios Shop with earthquake damage]
	999 —	Park Lanes Bowling Alley where Glenn was an hour before the quake
	1000 —	Chrysler Center, E. 5th [showing earthquake damage]
	1001 —	Chrysler Center, E. 5th [showing earthquake damage]
	1002 —	7th & L St., sunk, “direct hit” [house in residential area showing earthquake damage]
	1003 —	Tom Nyman’s old home “Cordova Bldg.,” 6th and Barrow [showing earthquake damage]
	1004 —	Monty’s Dept. Store downtown [soldiers out front, showing earthquake damage]
	1005 —	L St. Apartments, multiple cracks do not show in this black & white
	1006 —	4th and Barrow, Denali Theater “sunk”
	1007 —	Bagoy Florist [showing earthquake damage]
	1008 —	1st and C, Anchorage Cold Storage [showing demolition]
	1009 —	Old Inlet Hotel, 4th & K [showing earthquake damage]
	1010 —	4th Avenue [earthquake damage, including National Bank of Alaska, Hub Clothing, Ellen’s Credit Jeweler, Hofbrau, D & D]
	1011 —	Alaska Sales & Service about to be new building, East 5th Avenue [showing earthquake damage]
	1012 —	Alaska Sales [showing earthquake damage]
	1013 —	4th Ave., Anchorage, after 3/27/64 earthquake [crane truck on street, showing Union 76 and Denali Theater]
	1014 —	Spenard Post Office at shopping center [cars parked outside of building]
	1015 —	Looking across Ship Creek toward Government Hill
	1016 —	Government Hill School “divided against itself” in background, curling club bldg on right, school overpass on left [showing earthquake damage]
	1017 —	Miller Dalton Co. by A.R.R. terminal, Anchorage Westward Hotel in background [showing earthquake damage]
	1018 —	Alaska Railroad shops [showing hill slide?]
	1019 —	Holmberg place, Forest Park Drive, carport flattened cars beneath [work crew with bulldozer]
	1020 —	West High, 5 1/2 million dollar structure, our home 1 block from here on right [showing earthquake damage]
	1021 —	West High, Romig Hill [showing earthquake damage]
	1022 —	apartment building [showing earthquake damage]
	1023 —	Water station, Airport Hts. Area [showing earthquake damage]
	1024 —	Sign in West Turnagain area [“Hazardous Area Enter at Your Own Risk”]
	1025 —	Turnagain [showing landslide and earthquake damage to homes]
	1026 —	Turnagain [showing earthquake damage to homes]
	1027 —	Across Turnagain Arm [showing landslide]
	1028 —	Snow slides, Bird Flats [Seward Highway]
	1029 —	Snow slides, Bird Flats [Seward Highway]
	1030 —	At Girdwood, looking across Bird Flats at snow slides
	1031 —	Girdwood area, sandbags along road [Seward Highway]
	1032 —	Seward, Alaska, after earthquake [damaged steel structure]
	1033 —	[studio portrait of Harold Hitchen, undated, circa 1960s?]
	1034 —	Portage Glacier [print date Feb. 1980] B3/F6 Commercial photographs
	1035 —	[?] Creek above headquarters McKinley Park, Post Photo c. DCK
	1036 —	Savage Canyon, Post Photo #14, DCK
	1037 —	“Toklat Grizzly,” McKinley Park, Post Photo, J.J. Braun
	1038 —	“Alaska Moose,” McKinley Park, Post Photo #44, DCK
	1039 —	Climbing Sheep, Mt. McKinley Park, Post Photo #32, DCK [men in military uniforms]
	1040 —	“Alaska Caribou,” Post Photo #22, DCK B3/F7 Negatives
	1041 —	[Anchorage Times delivery boys, 1964?]
	1042 —	[man and boy on shoreline, Cook Inlet? Crane or hoist on Foss barge in background] Slides
	1043 —	Sparks Hitchen, Iditarod, ham radio [radio equipment on table in front of chalkboard with names and locations, possibly of mushers or volunteers; print date March 1985]
	1044 —	[two men at table with radio equipment, maps of Iditarod Race course on wall]
	1045 —	[man at table shown in .1043] B4 Publications - Brochure. Muriel Pfeil’s Professional Travel Service presents Autumn in Europe. 1 folded sheet. Circa 1966? - Viewbook. Selected views of Anchorage, Alaska, Alaska’s largest air base. 1 accordion fold sheet with 10 images. 1944 - Book. Fond memories of Anchorage Pioneers.Vol. 1. Anchorage: Pioneers of Alaska, 1996. Guide updated: October 26, 2016