Russ Dow papers

Guide to the Russ Dow papers
1917-1992

Collection number: HMC-0396.
Creator: Dow, Russell (1915-1992).
Title: Russ Dow papers.
Dates: 1917-1992.
Volume of collection: 10.2 cubic feet.
Language of materials: Collection materials in English.
Collection summary: Papers and photographs of an Alaskan heavy equipment operator and photographer.

Biographical note:
Russell W. Dow was born in Woodsville, New Hampshire, in 1915. He first came to Alaska in the summer of 1933 as a member of the Harvard-Dartmouth expedition led by Henry Bradford Washburn, Jr., to map the Mount Crillon area. He attended Dartmouth University (1934-1935) where he was also a member of the ski team. He also studied engineering and aerial photography at the Institute of Geographical Exploration at Harvard University (1935-1936). Dow returned to Alaska to stay in 1936, working at a series of jobs in mining, logging, and construction. He married Benzie Ola “Rusty” Scott Sellars in December 1939. They lived in Anchorage until after the end of World War II. Russ Dow’s early employment included work with aviation pioneer and entrepreneur Bob Reeve at Valdez, at Independence Mine, at a logging camp at Pigot Bay, and as a bulldozer operator at Fort Richardson. He was also a ski instructor for the U.S. Army at Fort Richardson (1940-1945). In 1947, he and his wife settled a homestead north of the Knik River. From 1956 until his retirement in 1987, he worked as an operator for the Bureau of Reclamation at the Eklutna Power Plant. Russ Dow was an avid photographer, recording his and his wife’s life, work, and recreation. He was also a president and member of the Anchorage Ski Club and prominent member of the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 31 in Palmer. Three years after the death of his wife, “Rusty” Dow, he married Marilyn “Em” DeVine of Palmer, Alaska. Russ Dow died in 1992.

 

Collection description:
The collection consists of the papers and photographs of Russ Dow. Included are biographical materials, correspondence, journals, appointment calendars, school and employment records, financial and legal documents, guest books, photographic materials, motion picture film and videotape, and a few artifacts. Included in the collection are photographs and materials relating to pilot Bob Reeve, Bradford Washburn glacial and mountain climbing expeditions of the 1930s, the Ruff and Tuff Mine (Columbia Glacier), McKinley Park, Independence Mine, a logging camp at Pigot Bay, Fort Richardson under construction, skiing and ski jumping, the Cripple Creek Gold Mine near Aniak, the Alaska Military Highway, the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, the Alaska State Fair, and the Palmer Pioneer Home.

 

Arrangement: The collection is arranged into the following series and subseries:

Series 1. Biographical materials; undated, 1927-1991
Series 2. Correspondence; undated, 1933-1993
Series 3. Journals; 1937-1992
Series 4. Appointment calendars; 1983-1992 Series 5. School papers; undated, 1926-1938
Series 6. Employment and related records; 1940-1987
Series 7. Financial records; 1939-1970
Series 8. Legal documents and tax records; undated, 1939-1992
Series 9. Guest books; 1944-1991
Series 10. Addresses; undated
Series 11. Identification and membership cards; undated, 1940-1967
Series 12. Bradford Washburn expeditions records; 1932-1991
Series 13. Collected documents; 1913-1989
Series 14. Photographs; undated, 1917-1991

Subseries 14a. Washburn expedition photographs; 1933-1937
Subseries 14b. Black and white photographs; 1933-1947
Subseries 14c. Unnumbered prints from black and white numbered set (series 14b); undated
Subseries 14d. Postcards from black and white numbered set (Subseries 14b); undated
Subseries 14e. Black and white 5X7 inch aerial photographs; undated, 1937
Subseries 14f. Valdez to Mt. Sanford flight photographs; 1937
Subseries 14g. Numbered black and white 3.5×3.5 inch photographs; 1933-1935
Subseries 14h. Black and white prints from filmstrip frames; 1934-1937
Subseries 14i. Numbered color photographs; undated, 1962-1979
Subseries 14j. Unnumbered groups of photographs; undated, 1917-1987
Subseries 14k. Filmstrips; circa 1933-1939
Subseries 14l. Photographs taken by or received from others; undated, 1907-1962
Subseries 14m. Color slides; undated, 1943-1964
Subseries 14n. Black and white photo greeting cards; undated, 1940
Subseries 14o. Personalized greeting cards; undated, 1940-1982
Subseries 14p. Postcards; undated, circa 1930-1980

Series 15. Motion picture film and video; undated, 1946-1947, 1984
Series 16. Artifacts; undated, 1917-1944

Alternative formats: Some of the moving image materials have been converted to VHS for access.

Digitized copies: Over 300 of the images in the collection have been digitized and added to Alaska’s Digital Archives. For information about obtaining copies, please contact Archives and Special Collections.

Rights note: Copyright to collection materials created by Russ Dow is held by the Archives. Copyright to collection materials not created by Russell Dow may be subject to copyright restrictions. This includes materials in the collection relating to the Washburn glacial expeditions.

Preferred citation: Russ Dow papers, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage.

Related materials: Archives also holds the papers of Russ’s first wife: Rusty Dow, HMC-0397.

Acquisition note: This collection was presented to the Archives by Em Dow in 1993 and 1996.

Processing information: This collection was arranged and described by Jeffrey Sinnott in 1996. The finding aid was updated and some published materials removed in 2010 by Arlene Schmuland. At that time some of the series were renumbered. Nitrate copies of moving image materials in a degraded state were removed in 2009 and destroyed. The collection contains other copies of that footage. Some published materials such as clippings or magazine issues were removed from the collection. Ones that were annotated or closely related to Russ or Rusty Dow were moved to the Rare Books collection.

Container list:

Series 1. Biographical materials; undated, 1927-1991. 0.02 cubic feet.

Box/Folder	Description
1/1	Biographical materials.

Series 2. Correspondence; undated, 1933-1993. 0.17 cubic feet.

This series consists primarily of Russ Dow’s letters to his parents and to his sister Lee. Other letters include those from family and friends such as Bradford Washburn, Robert Bates and other glacier expedition members. Correspondence is arranged in chronological order.

Box/Folder	Description
1/2	1933-1934.
1/3	1936-1938.
1/4	1939-1944.
1/5	1945.
1/6	1946.
1/7	1947.
1/8	1948.
1/9	1949.
1/10	1950-1960.
1/11	1961-1962.
1/12	1963.
1/13	1964.
1/14	1965-1967.
1/15	1968-1970
1/16	1972-1973
1/17	1974-1977.
1/18	1979-1982.
1/19	1983, 1984.
1/20	1986-1990.
1/21	1991-1993.
1/22	Undated
1/23	Incoming Christmas cards, undated.
1/24	Address list, 1981-1983.

Series 3. Journals; 1937-1992. 1.4 cubic feet.

This series consists of journal entries relating to Dow’s daily activities and the weather. Entries before 1955 are intermittent. Daily entries for the period from 1955 to 1987 are nearly complete. The journals are arranged chronologically.

Box/Folder	Dates
1/25	1937 May
1/26	1940 April-May, 1942 October-1943 January
1/27	1944 June
1/28	1945 January-March
1/29	1946 March-July
1/30	1946 December-1947 January
1/31	1954 December-1955 April
1/32	1955 April-October
1/33	1956 May-September
1/34	1956 October-November
1/35	1957 April-August
1/36	1958-1959
1/37	1960 January-June
1/38	1960 June-November
1/39	1960 November-1961 April
1/40	1961 April-September
1/41	1961 September-1962 April
1/42	1962 April-October
1/43	1962 October-1963 April
1/44	1963 April-September
1/45	1963 September-1964 April
1/46	1946 April-November
1/47	1964 November-1965 July
1/48	1965 July-1966 July
1/49	1966 August-1967 January
1/50	1967 January-August
1/51	1967 August-1968 January
1/52	1968 January-May
1/53	1968 May-September
1/54	1968 September-1969 January
1/55	1969 January-April
1/56	1969 April-September
1/57	1969 September-1970 January
1/58	1970 January-May
1/59	1970 June-August
1/60	1970 August-November
2/1	1971 November-January
2/2	1971 January-May
2/3	1971 May-September
2/4	1971 September-December
2/5	1971 December-1972 March
2/6	1972 March-July
2/7	1972 July-November
2/8	1972 November-1973 April
2/9	1973 April-August
2/10	1973 August-1974 March
2/11	1974 March-August
2/12	1974 August-1975 January
2/13	1975 January-June
2/14	1975 June-September
2/15	1975 September-1976 January
2/16	1976 January-September
2/17	1976 October-1977 July
2/18	1977 July-1978 March
2/19	1978 March-November
2/20	1978 November-September
2/21	1979 September-1980 July
2/22	1980 August-1981 August
2/23	1981 August-1982 July
2/24	1982 July-1983 May
2/25	1983 May-1984 May
2/26	1984 May-1985 December
2/27	1985 October-1987 August
2/28	Undated, 1989-1992

Series 4. Appointment calendars; 1983-1992. 0.15 cubic feet.

This series consists of three-year calendars (1983-1985, 1989-1992) and annual appointment books (1990-1992) with daily entries recording the weather, appointments, events and activities. Arranged chronologically.

Box/Folder	Description	Date
2/29	Appointment calendar.	1983-1985
2/30	Appointment calendar.	1989-1991
2/31	Appointment calendar.	1992-1994
2/32	Appointment books.	1990-1992

Series 5. School papers; undated, 1926-1938. 0.10 cubic feet.

This series consists of papers from Russell Dow’s educational activities in Woodsville, New Hampshire and at Dartmouth and Harvard universities.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
2/33	Masters in Music: Music Appreciation Notes (Grade School Edition).	Circa 1926
2/34	Report cards from Woodsville High School.	1930-1932
2/35	Expense book from Dartmouth.	1934-1935
2/36	My Autobiography (first draft).	Circa 1935
2/37	Class notes, Harvard University.	Undated, 1936
2/38	The Cycle, Woodsville High School, Woodsville New Hampshire.	1938 March

Series 6. Employment and related records; 1940-1987. 0.20 cubic feet.

This series consists primarily of time books with entries for hours worked from 1940 to 1984. It also includes documents, publications, and reports concerning the design, construction, and operation of the Eklutna Power Plant, as well as a few labor union documents and miscellaneous other employment records.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
2/39	Time books (hours worked).	1940 June-1945 March
2/40	Time books.	1945-1963
2/41	Time books.	1963-1984
2/42	Memoranda (includes copy of application for federal employment).	1961-1987
2/43	Miscellaneous employment records.	Undated, 1950-1986
2/44	Labor union documents.	1950-1962

Series 7. Financial records; 1939-1970. 0.15 cubic feet.

This series consists of expense books, account books, and a vehicle log.

Box/Folder	Description	Date
3/1	Expense books.	1939-1970
3/2	Dow and Dow account ledger pages.	1954-1956
3/3	Account book.	1957
3/4	Receipts.	Undated, 1942-1965
3/5	Ford log.	1953-1958

Series 8. Legal documents and tax records; undated, 1939-1992. 0.02 cubic feet.
This series consists of city and borough tax records, federal income tax records, and miscellaneous licenses, permits, an Alaska passport, deeds and other documents. Russ and Rusty’s marriage license and a boundary survey map of the Dow Homestead are included

Box/Folder	Description	Date
3/6	Legal documents.	Undated, 1939-1990
3/7	City and borough property tax records.	1964-1970
3/8	Federal tax records.	1958, 1991-1992

Series 9. Guest books; 1944-1991. 0.14 cubic feet.

This series consists of two guest books. The first has entries by guests to the Dow residences and includes one by author Dashiell Hammett in 1945. The second is from a Tri-Valley Cultural Arts Association event honoring Rusty Dow in July 1974.

Box/Folder	Description	Date
3/9	The House of Dow Guest Book, 1944-.	1944-1991
3/10	Rusty Dow Days.	1974 July 6-7

Series 10. Addresses; undated. 0.12 cubic feet.

This series consists of address books and loose pages of addresses.

Box/Folder	Description	Date
3/11-12	Address books.	Undated
3/13	Address lists.	Undated

Series 11. Identification and membership cards; undated, 1940-1967. 0.01 cubic feet.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
3/14	Photo identification cards from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and membership cards from the Anchorage Ski Club, Pioneers of Alaska Igloo number 31, and the Alaska State Fair.	1940-1967

Series 12. Bradford Washburn expeditions records; 1932-1991. 0.02 cubic feet.

This series consists of papers Russell Dow collected concerning the glacial expeditions or surveys in which he participated under the leadership of Bradford Washburn as well as other items about the career of Washburn. Included are maps of Mt. Crillon and Mt. Lucania, food and equipment lists.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
3/15	Maps. Including Mount Crillon and Vicinity in Alaska: from a preliminary survey of the Mt. Fairweather Expedition in 1932: drawn by H.B. Washburn Jr., a hand-drawn map from Mt. Lucania Expedition noting locations of photographs, and Mt. McKinley, Alaska: A Reconnaissance Topographic Map, Surveyed and Edited by Bradford Washburn (color; scale 1: 50,000; 30 X 30.5 inch).	1932, 1937, 1960
3/16	Food and equipment lists for Washburn expeditions.	Undated, 1934, 1937

Series 13. Collected documents; 1913-1989. 0.15 cubic feet.

This series consists of Matanuska Valley local histories, articles of incorporation and a financial statement for the Matanuska Valley Fair Association, Inc., a road map of Alaskan highways including roadhouses, a map of southcentral Alaska possibly denoting locations of ski trails used in training, and other items collected by Russ Dow.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
3/17	Matanuska valley history materials.	1935-1988
3/18	Matanuska Valley Fair Association records.	1958
3/19	Chrismas cards received list.	1956-1964
3/20	Pioneer Prattle, issue number 53.	1980 July
3/21	Poems.	undated
3/22	Road map of Alaskan Highways.	1945
OSF1	Map: The Alaska Railroad: Seward to Matanuska Coal Field; Alaska Map 25; 1940 Edition; Scale 1: 250,000; U.S. Geological Survey (color, 38 X 45½ inch.) Hand-annotated possibly with trails used in ski training with Ft. Richardson soldiers.	1940

Series 14. Photographs; undated, 1917-1991. 6.13 cubic feet.

This series consists of black and white and color photographs that chronicle the life of Russ Dow and of his wife Rusty Dow. Prominent subjects include the glacial expeditions led by Bradford Washburn (1933-1937), life in Valdez, the air freight operations of Bob Reeve near Valdez, the Ruff and Tuff Mine on the Columbia Glacier, McKinley Park, Independence Mine, logging at Pigot Bay, Fort Richardson during its construction phase, dog-sled races and parades at the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, Fourth of July parades in Anchorage, recreational and competitive skiing and ski jumping in the Anchorage area, ski trains to Curry and Grandview, the Cripple Creek Gold Mine near Aniak, the Alcan Military Highway, various trips to the contiguous U.S., roadhouses and inns along the Glenn Highway, the Alaska State Fair, the Palmer Pioneer Home, and life in and around Palmer and at the Dow Homestead north of the Knik River Bridge. Photographs tend to be grouped by topic, time frame, and numbered runs. Many of the subseries in this series overlap in topic and contain copies of images found in other subseries.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14a: Washburn expedition photographs; 1933-1937. 0.25 cubic feet.

This subseries consists of photograph albums and individual photographs relating to glacial expeditions in which Russell Dow took part.

Box/Folder	Item	Description	Date
3/23		Harvard-Dartmouth glacial expedition photographs. 172 black and white photographs including a portrait of Russell Dow, images from the trip, and a photo greeting card from Bradford Washburn to the Dow family.	1933
3/24		Crillon trip photographs. 60 black and white prints and 34 copy negatives including images from the trip and photograph greeting cards.	1934
3/25		Alaskan Glacial Survey photographs. 60 black and white prints. Item list with photographer’s numbers follows, captions provided where available.	1935
3/25	1	Photograph of forest floor.	1935
3/25	2	187. Juneau.	1935
3/25	3	250. Tom Smith.	1935
3/25	4	251. Unidentified.	1935
3/25	5	248. Left: Tom Smith, Center: Me, Right: Cook.	1935
3/25	6	39. D.L.B. [ship: Jacob Juneau].	1935
3/25	7	233. Russ, Ford’s Terror [ship: Yakobi].	1935
3/25	8	240. In Ford’s Terror, D.L.B.	1935
3/25	9	228. Endicott Arm.	1935
3/25	10	143. Muir Glacier.	1935
3/25	11	259. Lituya Bay and Mt. Crillon.	1935
3/25	12	260. Mt. Fairweather.	1935
3/25	13	823. Western Chugach Range from Knight Island Passage.	1935
3/25	14	381. Columbia Glacier.	1935
3/25	15	351. Columbia Glacier about 5 miles across.	1935
3/25	16	354. Columbia Glacier. Frank Granite, engineer, on boat.	1935
3/25	17	342. Unidentified.	1935
3/25	18	340. Above Columbia Glacier. Bob Stix, Frank Granite, Russ.	1935
3/25	19	339. Above Columbia Glacier. Frank Granite, Russ.	1935
3/25	20	933. At Cliff Mine. Bob Stix, R. Dow, Frank Granite.	1935
3/25	21	931. At Cliff Mine. Left to right: Mr. Symensted, R. Dow, Frank Granite, Bob Stix, Scottie Symensted.	1935
3/25	22	732. In Blackstone Bay. Bill Cooper.	1935
3/25	23	815. Nellie Juan Glacier.	1935
3/25	24	850. At Icy Bay.	1935
3/25	25	600. In Surprise Inlet, Harriman Fiord.	1935
3/25	26	818. At Port Nellie Juan.	1935
3/25	27	292. At Valdez Glacier.	1935
3/25	28	577. Serpentine Glacier, Harriman Fiord. Russ.	1935
3/25	29	766. At Tebenkof Glacier.	1935
3/25	30	696. Blackstone Bay. Glaciers 1½ or 2 miles away. Russ.	1935
3/25	31	698. Blackstone Bay. Russ.	1935
3/25	32	728. Blackstone Bay. Frank Granite and Russ.	1935
3/25	33	730. Blackstone Bay. Frank Granite.	1935
3/25	34	729. In Blackstone Bay. Frank Granite, Russ.	1935
3/25	35	885. Glacier on east side of lower College Fiord.	1935
3/25	36	890. Harvard Glacier.	1935
3/25	37-60	Twenty-four 5 X 7 inch prints of survey mounted on black album pages.	1935
3/26		Glacial expedition photographs. 112 black and white prints in one album including images from the trips and aerial photographs.	1935-1936
3/27		Mt. Lucania expedition photographs. 258 black and white prints including images of expedition members and Robert Reeve loading supplies into a Reeve Airways plane at the Valdez mud flats.	1937

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14b: Black and white photographs; 1933-1947. 1.1 cubic feet.

This subseries consists of 1813 prints and 1813 negatives beginning from the period Russell Dow lived in Valdez and worked with pilot Bob Reeve and ending with the Dows’ trip outside from December 1946 into 1947. Captions for this subseries were taken from negative sleeves or the original albums and corrected for spelling and consistency. The photographs are arranged by photograph number which is generally chronological. Some unnumbered photographs were removed from this series and placed into subseries 14c: the listing below indicates the original location of those materials.

Box/Folder	Item	Description
3/28	1	En route Seattle-Juneau.
3/28	2	Ketchikan, A.A.A.
3/28	3	Midnight moonlight at Cordova, a 40 minute exposure.
3/28	4	Bob warming up.
3/28	5	Bob taking off.
3/28	6-10	Valdez–aerial.
3/28	11	Valdez sunset–aerial.
3/28	12	Copper River.
3/28	13	Copper River Valley.
3/28	14	Sanford, Blackburn, Wrangell.
3/28	15	Copper River.
3/28	16	Copper River Valley.
3/28	17	Chugach Range.
3/28	18	Chugach Mountains from Copper River Valley.
3/28	19	Copper River Valley.
3/28	20	Boulder Creek.
3/28	21	Chugach Range.
3/28	22	Mt. Sanford–left, Mt. Wrangell to right.
3/28	23	Sanford and Drum.
3/28	24	Sanford up Boulder Creek.
3/28	25	Sanford over Long Glacier.
3/28	26	West wall of Sanford.
3/28	27-28	Glacier on northwest side of Sanford [Sheep Glacier].
3/28	29	Mt. Sanford.
3/28	30-31	Near Sanford.
3/28	32	Capital Mountain.
3/28	33	Mt. Sanford.
3/28	34	Capital Mountain.
3/28	35	Mt. Wrangell.
3/28	36	Wrangell and Blackburn.
3/28	37	Mt. Drum.
3/28	38	Mt. Drum (north side).
3/28	39	Mt. Drum.
3/28	40-41	Fumerol near Copper Center.
3/28	42-43	Glacier northwest side of Sanford [Sheep Glacier?].
3/28	44	Capital Glacier and other one on northwest side of Sanford.
3/28	45	Head of Boulder Creek.
3/28	46	Northwest side of Sanford.
3/28	47	West face of Sanford.
3/28	48-49	Copper Center aerial.
3/28	50	Looking east in Valdez.
3/28	51	Looking west, Keystone Ave., Valdez.
3/28	52	Looking northwest in Valdez (Mainstreet,Valdez).
3/28	53	Looking north in Valdez (Valdez in February).
3/28	54-55	Sunset from Valdez.
3/28	56	Sunset from hotel window.
3/28	57	Moon over Valdez.
3/28	58	Street scene in Valdez.
3/28	59	Bob and Jan [Reeve].
3/28	60	Valdez airport after snowstorm.
3/28	61	Valdez–aerial.
3/28	62	Bob gasing up.
3/28	63	Bob and Wayne gasing up.
3/28	64	Valdez airport in February 1937.
3/28	65	Bob and Wayne at ship.
3/28	66	Blowing snow at Valdez airport, 1937.
3/28	67	Sunset landing.
3/28	68	Bob adjusting propeller.
3/28	69	Bob tying tail of ship down.
3/28	70	Bob Reeve in front of ship.
3/28	71	Bob near-71 .
3/28	72	Winter drift, Valdez, 1937.
3/28	73-74	Interior at Jim’s apartment in Seattle.
3/28	75	Bob taking off.
3/28	76	Bob’s ship tied down. Ready for storm.
3/28	77	Bob and Wayne warming up.
3/28	78	Valdez Airport, March 1937.
3/28	79	Pilot Reeve digging out after storm.
3/28	80	Bob taking off.
3/28	81	Bob warming up.
3/28	82	West from airport.
3/28	83	Valdez Glacier from airport.
3/28	84	East from airport.
3/28	85	Bob at Cordova.
3/28	86	Sunset near Cordova: aerial.
3/28	87-88	Bob at Big 4 Mine (altitude 5500).
3/28	89	Landing field, Big 4 Mine.
3/28	90	Crew at Big 4 Mine.
3/28	91	Bob at Big 4 Mine.
3/28	92-93	Ptarmigan.
3/28	94	Ptarmigan on a drift.
3/28	95	3 big ships in Valdez Airport, 1937 (Gillam’s two Pilgrims, Saseen’s Forker).
3/28	96	Ruff and Tuff crew.
3/28	97	Air mail, Valdez.
3/28	98	Mine freight, Valdez Airport.
3/28	99	Tom on skis.
3/28	100	Me.
3/28	102	Me (Sawmill Bay trip).
3/28	103	Ptarmigan.
3/28	104	Bob on Walsh Glacier.
3/28	105	Bob, Jan, and Dick [Reeve].
3/28	106	Valdez Glacier.
3/28	107	Wayne and Lynn (Sawmill Bay trip).
3/28	108	Dick Reeve.
3/28	109	Valdez Bay from dock, 1937.
3/28	110-112	Al Palmenter.
3/28	113	Al Palmenter, Bob Reeve, and Owen Meals.
3/28	114	Mechanic Tom Appleton and Al Palmenter.
3/28	115	Al Palmenter and Tom Appleton on left.
3/28	116	Freight at Superior Mine, field.
3/28	117-118	Freight at Superior Mine.
3/28	119	Coming down Mineral Creek.
3/28	120	U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Ingham.
3/28	121	Getting gas at McCarthy on Lucania flights, 1937.
3/28	122	Gasing at McCarthy, 1937.
3/28	123	Cabins near end of Chitina Glacier.
3/28	124-125	End of Chitina Glacier.
3/28	126	Mt. Logan, Canada.
3/28	127	Walsh Glacier.
3/28	128-129	Divide between Walsh and Logan glaciers.
3/28	130	Mt. Lucania.
3/28	131	Mountains near Walsh Glacier.
3/28	132	Mt. Steele.
3/28	133	Al’s ship by moonlight.
3/28	134	Jan and Dick
3/28	135	Jan, Dick, and Bob.
3/28	136	Bob and Dick.
3/28	137	Toni and I in pirate costumes.
3/28	138	Sunsets on Valdez Bay: aerial.
3/28	139-141	Diny’s room at school.
3/28	142-144	Mary King.
3/28	145	Douglas, Alaska.
3/28	146	Fairbanks Saloon in Chitina.
3/28	147	Senior basketball team.
3/28	148	Junior basketball team.
3/28	149-150	School play group.
3/28	151-153	Walsh Glacier.
3/28	154	Mt. Logan, Yukon Territory.
3/28	155	Divide between Walsh and Logan glaciers.
3/28	156	Russ Dow ready to take pictures on Gillham’s route to Fairbanks, June 1937.
3/28	158	Gillham’s two ships at Valdez.
3/28	159	Valdez from boat.
3/28	160-161	Dick Reeve.
3/28	162	Al Palmenter’s ship when we force-landed at 38 mile field.
3/28	163	Mount Hayes.
3/28	164	Valdez.
3/28	165	Mt. Hayes.
3/28	166	Near Valdez.
3/28	167-168	Cordova, Alaska.
3/28	169	Glacier north of Copper River Flats.
3/28	170	St. Elias Range.
3/28	171	Valdez from air.
3/28	172	U.S.S. Louisville scout planes, Valdez, 1937.
3/28	173	(Missing).
3/28	174	U.S.S. Louisville scout planes, Louisville in background,Valdez, 1937.
3/28	175	U.S.S. Louisville scout plane.
3/28	176	Bridalveil Falls, Valdez.
3/28	177	Esther Passage.
3/28	178	Poe Bay, Prince William Sound.
3/28	179	Road Commission Camp, 74 mile.
3/28	180	Me at 74 mile road camp (truck driver).
3/28	181	Approaching 74 mile road camp.
3/28	182	Cliff Mine west end of Valdez Bay near Skoop Glacier.
3/28	183	Bob at forced landing near Cliff Mine.
3/28	184	Bob and Owen fixing ship near Cliff Mine (little blurred).
3/28	185	Bob Reeve, Owen Meals, Beals (stockholder in Ruff and Tuff Mine) near Cliff Mine (man with back to camera unknown).
3/28	186	Bob ready to take off after repairs near Cliff Mine. Runway in foreground.
3/28	187	[Missing] Left to right: Mr. Reeve (Bob’s Dad), Owen Meals, Mr. Simenstead (Cliff Mine supervisor), Bob Reeve, Mr. Beals.
3/28	188	Bob’s ships at Valdez Airport.
3/28	189	Valdez Airport, summer.
3/28	190	Catholic church in Valdez.
3/28	191	Indian house, Valdez.
3/28	192	Signal Corps Office, Valdez.
3/28	193	Main Street, Valdez.
3/28	194	Legion Hall, Valdez.
3/28	195	Main Street, Valdez.
3/28	196	Schoolhouse, Valdez.
3/28	197	Post Office, Valdez, 1937.
3/28	198	Courthouse, Valdez, 1937.
3/28	199	Left to right: Russ Dow, Charlie White, Jack Hoare, Ruff and Tuff Mine, Columbia Glacier.
3/28	200	Sunset from Ruff and Tuff mill house.
3/28	201	Sunrise from Ruff and Tuff mill house, across Columbia Glacier.
3/28	202	Jack and Evelyn Hoare, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	203	Crew near entrance of tunnel, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	204	Top of spiral raise underground.
3/28	205	Crew near blacksmith shop. Left to right: seated–Arland Hagima, Jack, Evelyn; standing–Charlie, Bill Eger, Mike Knowles.
3/28	206	Jack Hoare looking at vein of ore at Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	207	Charlie White and Jack Hoare drilling holes in face of tunnel, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	208	Stoping ore in a gold mine, Ruff and Tuff Mine, Jack Hoare and Charlie White.
3/28	209	Cook shack and mill house, Ruff and Tuff Mine (closeup).
3/28	210	Bill Eger.
3/28	211	Blowing snow.
3/28	212	Trail over the hill to the landing field from mill house, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	213	Left to right: Bill Eger, Mike Knowles, Arland Hagima, and Charlie White at breakfast, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	214	Sunset across Columbia Glacier from Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	215	Tramping landing field, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	216	Bunkhouse after first snow, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	217	Mill house, Ruff and Tuff Gold Mine.
3/28	218	Crew landed in Valdez. Left to right: Charlie White, Arland Hagima, Bob Reeve, Bill Eger, Mike Knowles, Jack Hoare.
3/28	219	Crew landed in Valdez, (Ruff and Tuff) Arland Hagima, Charlie White, Bob Reeve, Russ Dow, Bill Eger, and Mike Knowles.
3/28	220	Blowing snow, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	221-221A	Sunset from Ruff and Tuff Mine.
3/28	222	Knight Passage, Knight Island on left, Prince William Sound mail run.
3/28	223	Lower end of Knight Passage, Prince William Sound.
3/28	224	Sunday, December 22.
3/28	225	Chenega Island on right, Prince William Sound mail run.
3/28	226	Bob Reeve’s Christmas tree, 1937.
3/28	227	Dick Reeve at his first Christmas party, midnight December 24.
3/28	228	Bob with Dick at his first Christmas party.
3/28	229	Sunset through clouds near Latouche, Prince William Sound mail run.
3/28	230	Me in parka in front of my house, 1937-1938.
3/28	231	Russ Dow in parka.
3/28	232	Tatitlek on Prince William Sound.
3/28	233	Knight Passage, Prince William Sound mail run.
3/28	234	Valdez Narrows from Valdez dock.
3/28	235	Valdez mosquito fleet in winter.
3/28	236	Indian church, Chenega.
3/28	237	My living room.
3/28	238	Perry Island Fox Farm, Prince William Sound.
3/28	239	My living room.
3/28	240	Indians at Christmas celebration in Chenega, Christmas 1937.
3/28	240A	Priest at Chenega church.
3/28	241-242	Al Palmenter taking off.
3/28	243	Al Palmenter and wife Ruth Ashley
3/28	244	Neva McKitrick, Al Palmenter.
3/28	245	Neva McKittrick.
3/28	246-247	Al and Ruth Palmenter
3/28	248	Al and myself.
3/28	249	Russ Dow.
3/28	251	Bob Reeve and I ready for Anchorage flight, February 1938.
3/28	252	Bob Reeve gassing up ship.
3/28	253	Bob over Valdez Airport.
3/28	254	Bob coming in for landing.
3/28	255	Bob over Valdez Airport.
3/28	256	Bob coming in for landing.
3/28	257	Bob taking motor wing covers off #71.
3/28	258	Valdez Glacier from airport.
3/28	259	Bob thawing ice off plane skis.
3/28	260	Robin: wrecked by wind on Valdez Airport.
3/28	261	Wrecked “Robin” [airplane].
3/28	262	Mr. Buley and Jim Herdman, Portage Creek out of Chulitna.
3/28	263	Jim Herdman’s cabin.
3/28	264	Jim Herdman’s dogs.
3/28	265	Herdman’s cabin and cache.
3/28	266	Herdman’s cabin.
3/28	267-268	McKinley from Jim’s claims on Silver Dome Ridge.
3/28	269-272	Mountains between Valdez and Anchorage.
3/28	273	Mt. McKinley from over railroad.
3/28	274-275	Valdez to Anchorage.
3/28	276-279	Mt. St. Agnes.
3/28	280	Ridge of St. Agnes on right side.
3/28	281-281A	Eskimo dance, Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, 1939.
3/28	282	Chulitna Station.
3/28	283	Mt. McKinley from railroad.
3/28	284	New hotel near McKinley Station.
3/28	285	Entrance to new hotel at McKinley Park Station.
3/28	286	Me and Skipper in McKinley Park.
3/28	287	Railroad trestle near McKinley Park Station.
3/28	288	Sam Houston and his dog team at McKinley Park Station to meet me.
3/28	289	McKinley Park Hotel.
3/28	290-291	View from McKinley Park Hotel.
3/28	292	Two mountain sheep in McKinley Park.
3/28	293	Sam and his team on the trail.
3/28	294	Sam with the dog harness.
3/28	295-296	Sam Houston on patrol.
3/28	297	Sanctuary Cabin, McKinley Park.
3/28	298	Mountain sheep on the black ridge, McKinley Park.
3/28	299	McKinley from Sable PassS. Sam and our team on the trail.
3/28	300	McKinley from Sable PasS. Sam on the trail.
3/28	301	Sheep on ridge, Mckinley Park.
4/1	302	McKinley from Sable Pass. Sam with the team.
4/1	303	Our team just arrived at Toklat. Two other teams tied to trees.
4/1	304	Tame fox at Toklat, McKinley Park.
4/1	305	Sally, our lead dog.
4/1	306	Buck, one of our wheel dogs.
4/1	307	Grant Pearson with Whitey.
4/1	308	Left to right: Sam Houston, Lou Corbley, and Grant Pearson at Toklat. All rangers at McKinley Park.
4/1	309	Lou Corbley feeding his leader.
4/1	310	Grant Pearson ready to pull out for headquarters.
4/1	311	Dog harnesses laid out ready to hitch up.
4/1	312-313	Mt. McKinley from Stony Hill.
4/1	314	Looking toward Toklat from Stony Hill.
4/1	315	Mt. McKinley from Stony Hill.
4/1	316	Entrance to McKinley Park, February 1938.
4/1	317	McKinley Park Station, February 1938.
4/1	318	Rangers’ quarters, McKinley Park.
4/1	319	Dog kennels at headquarters, McKinley Park.
4/1	320	Headquarters cabins at McKinley Park.
4/1	321	John Ramour, ranger at McKinley Park.
4/1	322	Russ Dow, Leona and Sam Houston, McKinley Park.
4/1	323	Superintendent’s Office, McKinley Park.
4/1	324	Grant, Leona, and Sam.
4/1	325	Sam and Leona Houston.
4/1	326	Leona Houston.
4/1	327	Grant Pearson.
	X1-X21	See subseries 14c.
4/1	328	Superintendent’s House, McKinley Park.
4/1	329	Winch man on S.S. Yukon at Seward.
4/1	330	A seagull.
4/1	331	Seagulls.
4/1	332	S.S. Yukon’s rigging.
4/1	333	Valdez Chamber of Commerce, 1938.
4/1	334-335	Dr. Worthman’s farewell banquet.
4/1	336	Ray and Doris Avery in Louie’s Cafe.
4/1	337	Ray at the range.
4/1	338	Party at my house, left to right: Lloyd Johnson, Art Day, Ramona Brockless, Stan Nichols, Peggy Johnson, Fuzzy Simons, Truck Egan, Sig Noble, George Sullivan.
4/1	339	Valdez Light Co. plant from the air.
4/1	340	Valdez from over Cliff Mine.
4/1	341	Valdez Bay.
4/1	342	Valdez Narrows from the air.
4/1	343	Valdez Narrows.
4/1	344	Up Shoupe Glacier.
4/1	345	Valdez dock.
4/1	346	Anderson Glacier from over Shoup Glacier.
4/1	347	Me in parka and mitts.
4/1	348	Taking off of the Valdez mud flats. Freighting to mines in snow country.
4/1	349	Keeping its tailfeathers out of high tide.
4/1	350	Norm Dhyrenfurth loading freight at Mudville, Valdez.
4/1	351	Bob taking off at Mudville. The spray lessens as the ship is nearly ready to lift into the air.
4/1	352	Looking across mud flats. Bob in air between the mountains, headed for the Glacier Camp.
4/1	353	Freight at Mudville.
4/1	354	Norman Dyrenfurth pumping gas in preparation for the third flight to the Glacier Camp of the Bradford Washburn Expedition to Mt. St. Agnes. Bob Reeve on top of ship.
4/1	355	Norman Bright climbing into plane to go to Glacier Camp at Matanuska Glacier.
4/1	356	Norman Dhyrenfurth standing by ski-equiped ship on mud flats. Bob Reeve warming the oil, using the barrel as a windbreak.
4/1	357	Bob Reeve and Norman Dhyrenfurth loading freight at Mudville.
4/1	358	Norman Dhyrenfurth loading freight at Mudville.
4/1	359	Bob and Bright at Mudville.
4/1	360	Valdez Glacier.
4/1	361	Valdez, summer 1937.
4/1	362	Valdez, Mudville left of center, north-south runway at airport on lower right.
4/1	363	Valdez.
4/1	364	Valdez, Valdez Glacier in background, 1937.
4/1	365	Valdez looking to the southeast.
4/1	366	Looking over Robe Lake to Valdez Glacier. Richardson Highway in foreground.
4/1	367	Russ Dow, photographer, and plane used.
4/1	368	Jim Dieringer, 1938.
4/1	369	Russ Dow in front of Louie’s Cafe.
4/1	370	Russ Dow and Ray Avery in front of Louie’s Cafe.
4/1	371	Doris and Ray Avery in front of Louie’s Cafe.
4/1	372	Ray at Silex rack, Louie’s Cafe.
4/1	373	Silex rack in Louie’s Cafe.
4/1	374	Bob Reeve taking off at Mudville.
4/1	375	Bob coming in for landing at Mudville with high tide.
4/1	376	Bob landing at Mudville.
4/1	377	Bob’s plane in high tide at Mudville with Ford car, 1938.
4/1	378	Ed Tatro working on ‘cat’ at Mudville.
4/1	379	Russ Dow working on ‘cat’ at Mudville.
4/1	380	Loading cat’s engine into Bob’s ship at Mudville.
4/1	381	Left to right: Bob Reeve, Peter Gabriel, Charlie Williams, Ed Tatro.
4/1	382	Crew with the ‘cat’ on upper snow slope, Ruff and Tuff Mine. Russ Dow driving.
4/1	383	Ruff and Tuff mill house and outbuildings.
4/1	384	Mike Knowles and Elmer Smith building road.
4/1	385	Bob Reeve on Columbia Glacier by ‘cat’ parts, 1938.
4/1	386	Ed Tatro fixing a brake band, 1938.
4/1	387	Bob unloading a ‘cat’ track, 1938.
4/1	388	Me and my ‘cat’.
4/1	389	Mike Haycock.
4/1	390	‘Cat’ in a hole on the glacier.
4/1	391	Crew going to work, unloading station, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
4/1	392	Ed Tatro just finishing assembling ‘cat’ on glacier.
4/1	393	Road gang with portable compressor. Mike on jackhammer.
4/1	394	Double ender sled before assembling on glacier.
4/1	395	Bosses arriving by plane.
4/1	396	Ed assembling ‘cat’ on glacier.
4/1	397	Bob on glacier landing field. Ed working on ‘cat’.
4/1	398	Loading transmission of ‘cat’ at Mudville.
4/1	399	Ed testing ‘cat’ out on the glacier.
4/1	400	Me on ‘cat’ on the glacier.
4/1	401	Ed and Mike assembling ‘cat’ on the glacier.
4/1	402	Mr. Moore and his son arrive.
4/1	403	Ed Tatro and the welder, Herman, that came out to fix the diesel.
4/1	404	Adolf, Little Mike and Big Mike getting ready to move little compressor.
4/1	405	Looking across Columbia Glacier toward Gibralter Mine.
4/1	406	Bob Reeve bombing freight to Ruff and Tuff Mine. White box by right wheel.
4/1	407	‘Cat’ on upper snow slope.
4/1	408	Building road above camp, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
4/1	409	‘Cat’ with empty drums at landing field on glacier.
4/1	410	Mike Haycock and Ed Tatro at the dump, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
4/1	411	Myself just leaving camp with the ‘cat’.
4/1	412	The outbuilding, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
4/1	413	The crew, Ruff and Tuff Mine, September 1938. Standing left to right: Billy Quitch, Jim Moore. Sitting left to right: Mr. Beals, superintendent; Mr. Moore; Pearl Tatro, cook; Elmer Smith; Mike Knowles; Mike Haycock; Adolf Ryberg; Ed Tatro.
4/1	414	Crew of Ruff and Tuff Mine with Russ Dow, September 1938.
4/1	415	Desdia N. McKittrick.
4/1	416	Russ Dow in parka and mukluks.
4/1	417	Wilmer Ross, schoolteacher.
4/1	418	Charlie Williams, ‘Mac’ McKittrick.
4/1	419	Charlie Williams, Alice Glynn.
4/1	420	Alice Glynn.
4/1	421	Me and McKittrick.
4/1	422	Wilmer Ross.
4/1	423	Katherine Ashby and Jean Arian Ashby.
4/1	424	Pop Fawcett and Jean Arian Ashby.
4/1	425	Mom and Pop Fawcett with granddaughter Jean Arian.
4/1	426	Bob bombing freight, Ruff and Tuff Mine.
4/1	427	Ed and Pearl Tatro and sons Hue and Edlore Tatro.
4/1	428	Hue and Edlore Tatro.
4/1	429	Charlie Williams in Valdez.
4/1	430	Alice Glynn, treacher at Valdez, November 1938.
4/1	431	The mountains at Valdez, 35 minute times exposure by moonlight.
4/1	432	Serpentine Glacier, Harriman Fiord, Prince William Sound.
4/1	433	Entering Culross from Perry Island, Prince William Sound.
4/1	434	Cabin in Culross Passage.
4/1	435	View in Culross Passage.
4/1	436	Narrow place in Culross Passage from bow of the boat on the mail run.
4/1	437	Jack Harris, miner’s cabin on Culross Island.
4/1	438	Tom Donahue’s ship after crash landing. No one hurt, 1938.
4/1	439	Tom Donahue’s ship after crash landing. Front view.
	X22-X44	See subseries 14c.
4/1	440	Doug and Dot’s Christmas tree in Cordova in 1938.
4/1	441	Christmas tree, Cordova, 1938.
4/1	442	Dot Hansen, Doug Barnsley Pinkham, Russ, Ruby (schoolteacher), Christmas 1938, Cordova.
4/1	443	Dot, Doug, Harry Borden (guide), Bill, Russ, Ruby.
4/1	444	Mrs. Dodson, mine foreman’s mother, in the superintendent’s house at Independence.
4/1	445	Superintendent’s house at Independence Mine, 1939.
4/1	446	Fireplace in living room of superintendent’s house.
4/1	447	Fireplace in living room of superintendent’s house with fire.
4/1	448	Other end of living room in superintendent’s house.
4/1	449	Cook, Emil Schoop; flunky Joe Danish; pump man, Fagen.
4/1	450	Charlie Porter feeding mercury into ball mill, 1939.
4/1	451	Joe Danish.
4/1	452	Johnny Nelson, Aron Erickson beside new diesel engine, October 1939.
4/1	453	Blasting at east portal on Martin Hill.
4/1	454	Blast at east portal on Martin Hill, clearing away.
4/1	455	Scene from top of Anchorage Hotel looking a bit north of east. Railroad yard and hospital.
4/1	456	Anchorage looking northeast. Railroad Hospital at left.
4/1	457	Anchorage looking a little south of east.
4/1	458	Anchorage looking west. Community Hall and Elks Club on 3rd Ave.
4/1	459	Anchorage, inlet and docks looking north from Anchorage Hotel where Westward tower is in the 1980s, 1939.
4/1	460	Snowslide above Fishhook.
4/1	461-462	Snowslide, looking up.
4/1	463	The ‘cat’ in front of the bunkhouse at Independence Mine.
4/1	464	Ford Bectel on ‘cat’ leaving for Fishhook with a load of concentrates.
4/1	465	Left to right: Ford Bectel, Russ Dow, Fritz at Fishhook [Inn].
4/1	466	‘Cat’ on the road to Fishhook. Car snowed in in lower right corner.
4/1	467	‘Cat’ towing car through cut in a snowslide.
4/1	468	Car in snow cut.
4/1	469	Jack the barber digging his car out in the spring at the mine.
4/1	470	Taking Jack’s car down the hill by sled to Fishhook.
4/1	471	Harry and Elmer digging basement for the superintendent’s house.
4/1	472	Independence Mine and camp.
4/1	473	Ford Bectel and Robin Montgomery at ship.
4/1	474	Framing shed for cutting timber in foreground, mill behind.
4/1	475	Snowdrift on the powder house.
4/1	476	“Cat” leaving camp with concentrates.
4/1	477	Men coming off shift.
4/1	478	Miners coming off shift.
4/1	479	Looking at camp from across the valley.
4/1	480	Looking at boom town from across the valley.
4/1	481	Looking at camp from Independence Mine portal in winter. Black line is road.
4/1	482	Bob Frendal heating drill steel to sharpen it.
4/1	483	Don Capps loading tram bucket with ore.
4/1	484	Tram bucket nearing tower.
4/1	485	Lunch bucket coming down on tram from the hill.
4/1	486	Gus Owen pulling crucible from assay furnace.
4/1	487	Gus Owen pouring assays.
4/1	488	Gus Owen and Roy Lynch weighing a sponge to be sent to Anchorage. About $14,000.
4/1	489	Ole Olson dumping ore in the bunker at the mill.
4/1	490	Ole tying on timber to go up to the mine on the tram.
4/1	491	George Smith running ore from the bunker to the crusher.
4/1	492	Looking down on George and the crusher.
4/1	493	Mr. Slade on the crusher.
4/1	494	Charlie Porter checking ore feed from crusher to mill.
4/1	495	Coming out of the mill, the ore flows over the amalgam plates and the free gold is picked up by the quicksilver.
4/1	496	Reagent feeder, adds chemicals to flotation cells.
4/1	497	Flotation cells, where the gold in sulfides is caught.
4/1	498	Chuck Porter and Leonard Johnson sacking concentrates that come from the flotation cells.
4/1	499	Air compressor that supplies air for the mine drills.
4/1	500	Tom Judson and Warren Rice drilling lifters of their round.
4/1	501	Keiberts, Murphy, G. Smith, Nelson and Rice underground.
4/1	502	Fagen tending pumps in the sump. Pumping out water from the mine.
4/1	503	Belway and Nick drilling a round.
4/1	504	Belway and Nick.
4/1	505	Rice and Judson pulling their steel.
4/1	506	Kelley using a stoper.
4/1	507	Harry Rice driving a tunnel.
4/1	508	Murphy at the drill.
4/1	509	Rice and Murphy resetting a machine.
4/1	510	Harry Williams setting off a blast.
4/1	511	South drift crew mucking out.
4/1	512	Skip dumping ore brought up from the shaft.
4/1	513	Engineers Ned Nelson and Bob Keiberts sampling a vein in the shaft.
4/1	514	Nelson surveying underground.
4/1	515	A round all drilled and ready to load for shooting.
4/1	516	After the finger cuts were shot.
4/1	517	After two relievers shot.
4/1	518	After rib holes shot.
4/1	519	After center breast hole and center bench hole shot.
4/1	520	After center back hole and outside holes shot.
4/1	521	After outside back holes shot.
4/1	522	After center lifter and outside bench holes shot.
4/1	523	After outside lifters shot and it’s ready to drill another round.
4/1	524	South drift: crew, Ferrin, Williams and Chapman, mucking out after shot.
4/1	525	New chalet going up.
4/1	526	Independence camp, Palmer in background, March 1939.
4/1	527	Robin Montgomery in Anchorage.
4/1	528	Jack Scott’s farm.
4/1	529	Rusty’s truck between Fishhook and Palmer, 1939.
4/1	530	Me on peak in back of Gold Chord Mine.
4/1	531	Jim Heising on same peak. Cairn is mine claim marker.
4/1	532	Rusty’s mother and her rabbits.
4/1	533	Clouds over Palmer, early morning from the mine.
4/1	534	Independence camp and Palmer in summer.
4/1	535	Martin property on the hill.
4/1	536	The valley from the Martin property. Road going down to valley from mine. One on right goes to Lucky Shot.
4/1	537	Independence camp from Martin property.
4/1	538	From head of Independence Valley. Palmer behind hill at left (No. 1 in pan).
4/1	539	Road in center leads over pass to Lucky Shot Mine in Willow Creek District (No. 2 in pan).
4/1	540	Old mill buildings at Independence Mine (No. 3 in pan).
4/1	541	Bunkhouse, mill, cookshack at left. Boom town at right (No. 4 in pan).
4/1	542	Road leading to Gold Chord at right upper left is mine portal and snowsled leading to it (No. 5 in pan).
4/1	543	Rusty in the flowers, Eklutna Flats.
4/1	544-544A	Dodson’s (mine foreman) pup. Rusty and the pup.
4/1	545-545A	Dorothy Lynch.
4/1	546	Anchorage ski crowd at Fishhook.
4/1	547	Anchorage ski crowd unloading from bus at Fishhook.
4/1	548	Anchorage crowd at ski tow at Fishhook.
4/1	549	Gertrude Slotsfelt, Anchorage schoolteacher.
4/1	550	Ted Coomara going down.
4/1	551	Ted Coomara up again.
4/1	552	Anchorage.
4/1	553	Looking toward Palmer from Independence Mine.
4/1	554	New warehouse at Independence being built.
4/1	555	Diesel oil tanks at Independence Mine.
4/1	556	Superintendent’s house under construction.
4/1	557	Diesel oil tanks at Independence Mine.
4/1	558	Carpenter Ez Rupe and Robin Montgomery looking over plans for superintendent’s house.
4/1	559	Ez and Robin at superintendent’s house.
4/1	560	Independence camp in summer. Superintendent’s house left, bunkhouse in center foreground with store behind, cookhouse to right and apartment house for foreman behind, framing shed near diesel tanks and new mill at right. Matanuska Valley in background.
4/1	561	Flotation cells in the new Independence mill.
4/1	562	Amalgam plates in the new Independence mill.
4/1	563	George Grotto at amalgam plates in old mill (Lane Mill).
4/1	564	Norman Irving at old mill.
4/1	565	Regrind plant at the old mill.
4/1	566	Knik River in flood from Martin camp.
4/1	567	Independence Mine and east portal with snow shed leading up to it.
4/1	568	East portal and Martin.
4/1	569	Boom town. Pointed peak is one Jim H., Dick Harrison and I climbed and put a flag on.
4/1	570	Cook Pat Gallagher in his kitchen on the Martin Hill Mine.
4/1	571	Dorothy Lynch.
4/1	572	Dick Harrison.
4/1	573	Me on Eklutna Flats.
4/1	574	Jim H., Rusty, Jeff W., Don C., and Kelley fishing.
4/1	575	Jim H. on high peak drilling hole for flag.
4/1	576	Larry Johnson, started May 1938, worked survey crew.
4/1	577	Rusty in sunbonnet.
4/1	578	Rusty.
4/1	579	Rusty, first car into Independence Mine, spring 1939.
4/1	580	My room over the store.
4/1	581-582	Russ Dow in front of engineering office.
4/1	583	Bob Keiberts in front of engineering office.
4/1	584	Beef in the ice box at Independence Mine.
4/1	585	Cooling element for ice boxes at Independence Mine.
4/1	586	Cooling element in the fruit and vegetable ice box at Independence Mine.
4/1	587	Another shot of the beef in the ice box.
4/1	588	Automatic oil furnace in bunkhouse.
4/1	589	Ned Nelson in engineering office.
4/1	590	Jack DeJarnette.
4/1	591	Harry Rice in my parka.
4/1	592	Harry Rice in our room.
4/1	593	Russ Dow in bunk.
4/1	594	Neil Lane and Harry Rice.
4/1	595	Desk and shelves in our room in the new bunkhouse.
4/1	596	Rusty in parka at Fishhook.
4/1	597	Hal Kenney.
4/1	598	Betty, Rock and Rusty towing on toboggan behind ‘cat’ and sled (standing).
4/1	599	Betty, Rock and Rusty towing on toboggan behing ‘cat’ and sled (seated).
4/1	600	Jack DeJarnette and George Gilson.
4/1	601-602	Rusty in parka near Fishhook.
4/1	603	Rusty near Matanuska Bridge.
4/1	604	Rusty and her dad by a stack of wheat.
4/1	605	Rusty, her mother and dad on the porch of Jack’s house.
4/1	606	Rusty’s folks.
4/1	607	Rusty and her dad with the hogs
4/1	608	Rusty and I.
4/2	609	Russ Dow near Matanuska Bridge.
4/2	610	Russ Dow in flying suit at Fishhook ready to go to mine in snowstorm.
4/2	611	Palmer, 1930s, looking toward Independence Mine.
4/2	612	Palmer, 1930s.
4/2	613	Mrs. Skangie, Mrs. Lynch, and Rusty, Independence Mine.
4/2	614	Mrs. Lynch and Rusty near Independence Mine.
4/2	615	Rusty skiing at Independence.
4/2	616	Little natives in parkas at Fur Rendezvous, Anchorage, 1940.
4/2	617	Walrus blanket toss, Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, 1940.
4/2	618	Somersaulting in blanket toss, Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, 1940.
4/2	619	Rusty with mink and rabbit skins at Anchorage Fur Rendezvouse, 1940.
4/2	620	Rusty by the car on road near experimental farm out of Palmer.
4/2	621	Road scene at railroad crossing, upper end of Eklutna Flats.
4/2	622	Scene near Peters Creek.
4/2	623-624	Anchorage harbor in winter.
4/2	625	Mt. McKinley from the train.
4/2	626	View from the front of our cabin.
4/2	627-628	View from in front of our cabin.
4/2	629	Northern lights from in front of our cabin.
4/2	630	Rusty painting in the cannery.
4/2	631	Rusty beside her big backdrop.
4/2	632	Arizona Cowboy cast, March 1940.
4/2	633	Play cast.
4/2	634	Rusty in cowgirl dress.
4/2	635	Rusty and I in our cowboy outfits.
4/2	636	Me in cowboy dress.
4/2	637	Me as a cowboy.
4/2	638	Rusty the cowgirl.
4/2	639-640	Rusty and I as cowpokes.
4/2	641	Rusty holding pot in front of our cabin.
4/2	642	Rusty in our cabin door.
4/2	643	Me on our stile.
4/2	644	Zoell and Helen [Scott] at Jack’s birthday.
4/2	645	Zoell, Helen, and Rusty at Jack’s party.
4/2	646	Rusty’s dad’s birthday cake.
4/2	647	Rusty and her dad and mother with some of the pigs.
4/2	648	Heiny Snyder and his wife on their 25th wedding anniversary [at Independence Mine].
4/2	649	Rusty on the dock at Goose Bay.
4/2	650	Me on the beach near Goose Bay.
4/2	651	Rusty on the beach near Goose Bay.
4/2	652-653	Heating system in warehouse at Independence Mine.
4/2	654	Heating system in the boss’s house, Independence Mine.
4/2	655	Air conditioning unit in boss’s house, Independence Mine.
4/2	656	Front switchboard in new mill at Independence Mine.
4/2	657	Back of switch panel at new mill, Independence Mine.
4/2	658	Crusher set up at new mill, Independence Mine.
4/2	659	Bureau of Fisheries boat at anchor at Anchorage.
4/2	660	Sheep at aviation field above Fishhook.
4/2	661-664	Same sheep.
4/2	665-666	Rusty on corral at Fishhook.
4/2	667	Rusty by cabin at Eklutna Lake.
4/2	668	Rusty on beach of Eklutna Lake.
4/2	669	Eklutna Flats (flowers).
4/2	670	Flowers at Eklutna Flats.
4/2	671	Looking down on Eklutna Flats.
4/2	672	Frost feathers at Palmer.
4/2	673	Frost feathers, MacIntyre’s house, Palmer.
4/2	674	Frost feathers on Anchorage road.
4/2	675	Frost feathers.
4/2	676	Rusty with the mail at the station.
4/2	677	Rusty picking up mail from train at Palmer.
4/2	678-679	Lazy Mountain, Palmer.
4/2	680	Bill Meechum skiing at Independence Mine.
4/2	681-682	New hospital, Anchorage [Providence].
4/2	683	Dog teams at start of Fairbanks Dog Derby.
4/2	684	Dog team on the starting line.
4/2	685	Dog team taking off.
4/2	686-689	Dog team starting.
4/2	690	George Rengard jumping at Fairbanks.
4/2	691	George Rengard and Al Bystrom making double jump, Fairbanks.
4/2	692	Canyon on the railroad to Fairbanks.
4/2	693	Canyon on the Alaska Railroad.
4/2	694-696	McKinley from the train.
4/2	697-698	Mt. McKinley.
4/2	699-700	‘Cris’ at Cantwell.
4/2	701	‘Cris’ ship in the air from the train below Cantwell.
4/2	702-703	Cabins at Cantwell.
4/2	704	Rusty on back of train at Nenana, March 13 on way home from Fairbanks.
4/2	705	Nenana Station.
4/2	706	Rusty with Eckles outside the laundry.
4/2	707	Generator and new engine at Independence Mine.
4/2	708	Back of switchboard with new transformer, Independence Mine.
4/2	709	Soldiers unloading their trucks.
4/2	710	Soldiers just off the train.
4/2	711	Soldiers disembarking.
4/2	712	Soldiers servicing a truck as it comes off the train.
4/2	713	Army truck arriving in Anchorage on the train.
4/2	714	The Army.
4/2	715	Ira Miller spotting the truck train.
4/2	716	Soldiers eating lunch after getting off the train.
4/2	717	The Army camp, first day, June 29, 1940.
4/2	718	Army camp, first day after arriving.
4/2	719	First aid tent at soldiers camp.
4/2	720-721	Mess line at soldiers camp.
4/2	722	Men arriving in camp.
4/2	723	A company cook.
4/2	724	Camp street.
4/2	725	A company cook.
4/2	726	Paddocks float, 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	727	Veterans 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	728	Anchorage band, 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	729	Legion, 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	730	Infantry, 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	731	Machine gun, 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	732	Antitank gun, 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	733	Field piece, 4th of July parade, 1940.
4/2	734-736	Anchorage drum major.
4/2	737	Fire on the 4th of July, 1940.
4/2	738	Fire at the Star Bakery.
4/2	739	Fire.
4/2	740	Crowd at the fire.
4/2	741	Firemen at work.
4/2	742	Soldiers helping firemen.
4/2	743	Company bulletinboard at Army camp.
4/2	744	Soldiers drilling.
4/2	745	Ice box in Army cook tent.
4/2	746	Army camp, mechanic’s duffle.
4/2	747-748	Rusty and her dad with the pigs.
4/2	749-750	Eckles taking a bath.
4/2	751-752	New Hospital, Anchorage [Providence].
4/2	753	Crowd on chili supper at Smugglers Cove, July 8, 1940. Left to right: Don Cook, Ted Fogg, Dot White, Jim, Mary Cook, Rusty, Lorain Cook, Francis.
4/2	754	Company bulletin board at Army camp.
4/2	755	Company cook cleaning salmon.
4/2	756	Company street with beds out to air.
4/2	757	Army ambulance.
4/2	758	Soldiers sawing wood.
4/2	759	View over inlet from point below Smugglers Cove.
4/2	760	View down inlet from city dock.
4/2	761	Rusty and her dad in the oats after shocking.
4/2	762	Rusty and her dad with the pigs.
4/2	763	Rusty fishing at Campbell Creek.
4/2	764	Wilson Myers by big diesel at Independence Mine.
4/2	765	Wilson Myers by mill at Independence Mine.
4/2	766	Trip to Willow Creek, September 1940.
4/2	767	N.G. and Al Bright with caribou at Palmer.
4/2	768	Al and N.G. Bright beside cache near Palmer.
4/2	769	Al and N.G. Bright by cabin near Palmer.
4/2	770	Al and Hal on Lucky Shot summit.
4/2	771	Al, Hal, N.G. on Lucky Shot summit.
4/2	772	Hal Whitford by cabin near Palmer.
4/2	773	View of Rusty’s peaks near 31 mile on way to Palmer.
4/2	774	John Coll, Vincent O’Sullivan, Rusty, Monty Haight, Pat Stringer at Lake Spenard [skating].
4/2	775	Al Corey, Rusty, ‘Cat’ Skinner at Ski Bowl, Anchorage.
4/2	776	View on road to Palmer.
4/2	777	Soldiers doing ski calisthenics, fall 1940.
4/2	778	Soldiers exercising, 1940.
4/2	779-782	Soldiers exercising, fall 1940.
4/2	783	Major Shattuck, Lieutenant Colonel Landreth first day on skis for 4th Infantry, December 19, 1940.
4/2	784	Soldiers of 4th Infantry, Fort Richardson, first day on skis.
4/2	785-790	Soldiers at ski class, Anchorage Ski Bowl, December 1940.
4/2	791	Rusty, her mother and dad at our Christmas Eve in Anchorage, 1940.
4/2	792	Our Christmas tree in our home at Anchorage, Alaska, 1940.
4/2	793	Frost on wires, Anchorage, December 25, 1940.
4/2	794	Frost on car antenna, Anchorage, December 25, 1940.
4/2	795	Frost on Anamometer pole, Anchorage, December 25, 1940.
4/2	796	Frost on trees, Anchorage, December 25, 1940.
4/2	797	Frost on trees in front of Elks Hall, December 25, 1940.
4/2	798	Frosted trees.
4/2	799-803	Soldiers skiing.
4/2	804	Rusty at the ski jump.
4/2	805	Rusty and I at ski jump.
4/2	806	R, D.S. and La Terneau carry-all at air base (in front of Sun-Dog).
4/2	807	‘Cats’ and carry-alls at air base.
4/2	808	‘Cats’ and carry-alls working in fog at air base.
4/2	809	Goats near hay flats.
4/2	810	Our cabin snowed-in.
4/2	811	Anchorage street after first snow.
4/2	812	Rusty in front of new post office.
4/2	813	Carry-all working in frozen ground, Fort Richardson.
4/2	814	Carry-alls at Fort Richardson.
4/2	815	Looking at a carry-all from the cab of a “cat”.
4/2	816	Carry-all and bulldozer at Fort Richardson.
4/2	817	Soldiers at Ski Bowl.
4/2	818	Soldiers taking ski lessons.
4/2	819	A soldier in a spill.
4/2	820	Sergeant Krause doing slalom.
4/2	821	Soldiers skiing.
4/2	822-823	Soldiers slaloming.
4/2	824	Soldiers just spilled.
4/2	825	Soldiers just unloading at the Ski Bowl.
4/2	826	Soldiers ready to go back to camp after ski instruction.
4/2	827	Corporal Graff, Sweed Johnson.
4/2	828	Anchorage fire station.
4/2	829	Anchorage fire engine.
4/2	830	Back of our house after the blizzard.
4/2	831	Back of Gitchell Hotel after blizzard.
4/2	832	Rusty with her C.Z.M. car.
4/2	833-835	Rusty.
4/2	836	Jean Sturdy [on crutches].
4/2	837	Soldiers packing loads for 4 day trip.
4/2	838-839	Unloading from trucks at Shorty Hunter’s cabin.
4/2	840	Waxing skis at Shorty’s before starting trip.
4/2	841	Ready to start the trip.
4/2	842	Resting on the trail.
4/2	843	Taking a blow near the top of the first long climb.
4/2	844-845	Lunch the first day out.
4/2	846	Cutting the cheese the first day for lunch.
4/2	847	The first cabin where we spent the first night.
4/2	848	Ready to leave the second morning.
4/2	849	On the trail the second day.
4/2	850	On the trail the second day near the creek.
4/2	851	On the trail the second day.
4/2	852	The third cabin where we spent the second night near the forks of Ship Creek.
4/2	853	View across the creek from the third cabin.
4/2	854	Bucking wind and snow in the open the third day.
4/2	855	Changing wax in the wind the third day.
4/2	856	On the summit the third day.
4/2	857	Looking toward Indian Creek from the summit.
4/2	858	In the brush the third day on Indian Creek.
4/2	859	On the trail the third day (Indian Creek).
4/2	860	Corporal Farmer beside old tree used as pole on old telegraph line, fourth day.
4/2	861	Fighting brush the fourth day.
4/2	862	Resting at old cabin site, fourth day.
4/2	863	Lieutenant Thompson.
4/2	864	Crossing Indian Creek packing skis because of new snow.
4/2	865	At the railroad at Indian Creek Bridge, 11 A.M., fourth day, February 14, 1941.
4/2	866	Resting in the cabin waiting for the train to Anchorage.
4/2	867	Army band leading Fur Rendezvous Parade, February 18-22, 1941.
4/2	868	Army band, Fur Rendezvous, 1941.
4/2	869	Color bearers.
4/2	870	Officer in command car.
4/2	871-872	Ski platoon.
4/2	873	Snowshoe platoon.
4/2	874	Machine gun (30 caliber) mounted on half-ton truck for shooting low-flying planes.
4/2	875	Anti-aircraft crew in truck towing 3 inch anti-aircraft gun.
4/2	876	Rear view, 3 inch anti-aircraft gun.
4/2	877	1 inch rapid-fire anti-aircraft gun.
4/2	878	Mobile searchlight.
4/2	879	Small field Howitzer.
4/2	880	75mm field artillery and crew.
4/2	881	Large field artillery.
4/2	882	Speedwagon hauling anti-tank gun.
4/2	883	Engineer’s snowplow and road grader.
4/2	884-885	Rapid-fire 1 inch anti-aircraft gun set up in street for inspection.
4/2	886	1 inch rapid-fire anti-aircraft gunner.
4/2	887	3 inch gun being set up.
4/2	888	Looking down on 3 inch anti-aircraft gun ready for action.
4/2	889	Crowd around field pieces.
4/2	890	Soldiers taking pictures, 50 caliber machine gun in lower left corner.
4/2	891	Robin Montgomery in hotel window.
4/2	892	Fur Rendezvous train arriving from Seward, February 17, 1941.
4/2	893	Rendezvous visitors disembarking at Anchorage.
4/2	894	Seward ski team: Joe Werner, Gentry Shuster.
4/2	895	Meeting Seward train for Rendezvous.
4/2	896	Juneau and Seward ski teams. Mascot: Axel Nelson, Juneau; Ralph Moreau: Juneau; Joe Werner, Seward; Gentry Shuster, Seward.
4/2	897-898	Ski club banquet at Lake Shore, February 22, 1941.
4/2	899	Winners in 1941 Fur Rendezvous: Jacobson, jumping; Marie Conklin, women’s 3 event combined; Ralph Moreau, slalom and men’s 4 event combined; Al Bystrom, Fairbanks, cross country; Bud Harris, Junior all-around skier.
4/2	900	Rusty in front of our house.
4/2	901	First ship on pontoons, 1941; Anchorage tied up in ice at Bootleggers Cove.
4/2	902	Airplane tied up to ice on beach, Bootleggers Cove, Anchorage, Alaska, 1941.
4/2	903	Airplane tied up to ice in Bootleggers Cove, 1941.
4/2	904	Boats at Bootleggers Cove.
4/2	905	Chester Creek railroad bridge.
4/2	906	Rusty in baggage car on first ski train.
4/2	907	Gang checking their skis.
4/2	908	Al Corey and friend putting on slicker suits for skiing in rain.
4/2	909	Unloading skis at Grandview.
4/2	910	Unloading from train at Grandview.
4/2	911-912	Unloading at Grandview.
4/2	913	Starting for the ski hills.
4/2	914	Taking off in a snowstorm.
4/2	915-916	Rusty at Grandview.
4/2	917	Skis resting while owners eat.
4/2	918	On one of the ski slopes.
4/2	919	Drying out in the section house: Micky Jelsma, Bob Thompson.
4/2	920	Drying out in the section house: Frank Pauls.
4/2	921	Waitress advertising for the baggage car lunch.
4/2	922	Waitresses advertising their shop.
4/2	923	The cook in his shop.
4/2	924	Hungry skiers waiting for hamburgers and wieners.
4/2	925	Ski train.
4/2	926	Rusty at Grandview.
4/2	927	Family eating lunch in section house.
4/2	928	Singing on the way home.
4/2	929	A little game to pass the time on the train.
4/2	930	Some of the gang on the train.
4/2	931	Russ Dow, third ski train, skiing at Grandview.
4/2	932	Russ Dow at Grandview.
4/2	933	My boots.
4/2	934	Rusty at Grandview.
4/2	935	Star’s Beachcraft coming in for landing on Golf Links.
4/2	936	Star’s Beachcraft on the Golf Links.
4/2	937	Star’s Beachcraft on the Golf Links, between 9th and 10th Ave., Anchorage, Alaska, 1941.
4/2	938	Star’s Beachcraft taxiing up line on Golf Links.
4/2	939-941	Planes on Golf Links.
4/2	942	Rusty packing at Eklutna Lake.
4/2	943	Rusty cooking at Eklutna Lake.
4/2	944	Rusty in camp at Eklutna Lake.
4/2	945	Bob Dalton, Jess Ward, and Rusty at Eklutna Lake.
4/2	946	Rusty at the head of Eklutna Lake.
4/2	947	Bob Dalton, Jess Ward, and Rusty having coffee.
4/2	948	Bob, Jess, and Rusty at Eklutna Lake.
4/2	949	Flowers at Eklutna Lake.
4/2	950	Rusty on Eklutna Flats.
4/2	951	Rusty at a well near Palmer.
4/2	952-953	Cabins near Palmer.
4/2	954	Cache near Palmer.
4/2	955	Cabin near Palmer.
4/2	956	Scene near Palmer.
4/2	957	Rusty and ‘Hal’ Whitford over near Willow, June 23.
4/2	958	Fishing boats at Anchorage dock.
4/2	959	Low tide, Anchorage.
4/2	960	Cannery tender.
4/2	961	Cannery tender at low tide, Anchorage.
4/2	962-964	4th of July parade, 1941.
4/2	965	Veterans, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	966	Sergeant Davis, Mrs. Morrison, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	967	Children’s Organizations, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	968	Sourdough group, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	969	Kid cyclists, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	970	Summer dog teaming, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	971	Horses, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	972-973	Float, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	974	Sergeant Davis, Mrs. Morrison.
4/2	975	Sourdoughs, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	976	Sourdough with pack dogs, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	977	Army Engineer Corps on picnic at Eklutna Lake, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	978	Air Corps air show, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	979	Air Corps maneuvers, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	980-986	Air Corps, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	987	Air Corps, 4th of July, 1941. Over 4th Ave.
4/2	988	Russ Dow at Eklutna Lake, 4th of July, 1941.
4/2	989	Moose calf at Dr. Rohmig’s ranch.
4/2	990-991	Bud Harris starting on water skis.
4/2	992	Bud Harris skiing on Lake Spenard.
4/2	993	Old rail bridge near Chickaloon.
4/2	994	Bridge near Chickaloon.
4/2	995	Old town of Chickaloon.
4/2	996	Castle Mountains from Chickaloon.
4/2	997	Ski club leaving on cross country trip to Lake Spenard.
4/2	998	On cross country trip to Spenard.
4/2	999-1000	On trip to Spenard.
4/2	1001-1004	Chugach Mountains from Lake Spenard (Nos. 1-4 in panoramic).
4/2	1005-1006	Skiing at Independence Mine.
4/3	1007-1010	Skiing at Independence Mine.
4/3	1011	Rusty and Aleck ready to leave on ski trip to Curry.
4/3	1012	Left to right: Doug Barnsby, Aleck, and Rusty headed for Curry.
4/3	1013	Doug and Rusty headed for Curry.
4/3	1014-1015	Anchorage ski crowd leaving for Curry.
4/3	1016	Ski train at Curry.
4/3	1017	Ski crowd at Curry Station.
4/3	1018	Marie Conklin, Rusty, and Leonard Hopkins at Curry Hotel.
4/3	1019	Rusty and headwaiter from Anderson’s camp at Curry.
4/3	1020	Headwaiter at Curry Hotel.
4/3	1021	Dining room at Curry Hotel.
4/3	1022-1026	South side of tracks at Curry (Numbers 1-5 in pan).
4/3	1027-1031	North side of tracks at Curry (Numbers 1-5 in pan).
4/3	1032	Leonard Hopkins, Captain Springer, Keith–skiing at Curry.
4/3	1033-1034	Skiing at Curry.
4/3	1035	Skiing at Curry: hotel in center of flat.
4/3	1036	Skiing at Curry.
4/3	1037	View south from Curry Hotel.
4/3	1038	Dead stub near Curry.
4/3	1039-1043	Final examination night in first aid for Denali Ski Patrol.
4/3	1044	Denali Ski Patrol demonstration at Curry: patient down.
4/3	1045	Demonstration: first patrolman at the scene.
4/3	1046	Demonstration: the toboggan arrives.
4/3	1047	Demonstration: patrolman applying splints.
4/3	1048	Demonstration: patrolman at work.
4/3	1049	Crowd watching demonstration.
4/3	1050	Demonstration: melting snow for heating pad.
4/3	1051	Denali Ski Patrol charter members. Left to right: Al Searles, Frank Pauls, Sergeant Fisher, Sergeant Myron Vaughn, Russ Dow (patrol leader), Sergeant Bowen, Sergeant Beckman, Lieutenant Mickey Jelsma, Mrs. Billie Jelsma, Mrs. Frank Pauls.
4/3	1052	Denali Ski Patrol members.
4/3	1053-1054	Irons to make ski sled.
4/3	1055	Vaughn, Teel, Dow starting up Eagle River on ski slope survey.
4/3	1056	Mountains on north of Eagle River.
4/3	1057-1058	Teel and Dow on Eagle River.
4/3	1059	Mountains north of Eagle River.
4/3	1060	Our camp on the banks of Eagle River.
4/3	1061	15 mile cabin on Eagle River.
4/3	1062	Mountains near the head of Eagle River.
4/3	1063	Headed for home in a snowstorm.
4/3	1064	Jeeps.
4/3	1065	Jeep-rides on war stamp day.
4/3	1066	Jeeps.
4/3	1067	Rusty and John Dosher by a Jeep.
4/3	1068	Jeeps.
4/3	1069	Rusty and A.T.S. man.
4/3	1070	A.T.S. man.
4/3	1071	A.T.S. men.
4/3	1072	Rusty on a bicycle.
4/3	1073	Me on a bicycle.
4/3	1074	Rusty and I at Independence.
4/3	1075-1076	Rusty at Lake Spenard.
4/3	1077	Rusty in swing.
4/3	1078	Rusty in swing at Spenard.
4/3	1079	Rusty and I dressed up.
4/3	1080	Rusty in our living room.
4/3	1081	Rusty and her Army car.
4/3	1082	Rusty at Army Engineers Office.
4/3	1083-1084	Rusty by her Army car.
4/3	1085	Me with groceries by our front door.
4/3	1086	Rusty skiing at Curry.
4/3	1087	Rusty at Bootleggers Cove.
4/3	1088	Rusty at Lake Spenard.
4/3	1089	Me at Bootleggers Cove.
4/3	1090	Me at Lake Spenard.
4/3	1091	Ruth Kilcher and baby.
4/3	1092	Baby Kilcher and pup.
4/3	1093	Baby Kilcher in basket that Jules made.
4/3	1094	Ruth and baby.
4/3	1095	Jules, Ruth, and baby.
4/3	1096-1097	Jules, Ruth, and Rusty.
4/3	1098-1100	Hitchcock’s dog.
4/3	1101-1103	Hitchcock’s dogs.
4/3	1104-1106	A husky.
4/3	1107	Babe, a dog.
4/3	1108-1109	Rusty with the dog Babe.
4/3	1110	A flower garden in Anchorage.
4/3	1111	Flower garden in Anchorage.
4/3	1112	One of Rusty’s conducted tours.
4/3	1113	Bear at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1114	Fritz Beckman and Rusty at Bootleggers Cove.
4/3	1115	Our Christmas tree, December 1941.
4/3	1116	Seagulls.
4/3	1117-1119	Bob and Eckles [parrots].
4/3	1120	Sheet metal shop picnic, summer 1941.
4/3	1121R	Emard’s Cannery.
4/3	1122R	Old stump.
4/3	1123R	Boys on dock.
4/3	1124R	Old boat on beach.
4/3	1125R	Boy on dock.
4/3	1126R	Old boat in the mud.
4/3	1127	Sailboat and pontoons in water.
	X45-X55	See subseries 14c.
4/3	1128R	Ski club setting pole in ski bowl.
4/3	1129R	Gang eating at ski bowl. Left to right: Beckman, Jelsma, Bowen, Barnsby.
4/3	1130R	Cabin near Chickaloon.
4/3	1131R	Tram over Matanuska River.
4/3	1132-1133	Husky on small boat.
4/3	1134-1135	Rusty, Doug, and Vera on white whale [beluga].
4/3	1136-1137	Small spaniel puppy.
4/3	1138	Mrs. Gardner with a birthday cake.
4/3	1139	Mrs. Gardner with a birthday cake at U.S.E.D. office.
4/3	1140	Sea smoke over Cook Inlet.
4/3	1141	Sea smoke over inlet.
4/3	1142	Sea smoke with Mt. Susitna over top.
4/3	1143	Frost crystals on bush.
4/3	1144	Tree covered with frost crystals.
4/3	1145	Providence Hospital with frost feathers.
4/3	1146	Front portal of Providence Hospital with frost feathers.
4/3	1147	Providence Hospital with frost feathers.
4/3	1148	Cross on Providence Hospital covered with frost feathers.
4/3	1149-1150	Frost feathers on Anchorage.
4/3	1151	Trees covered with frost feathers.
4/3	1152-1155	Snowslide near Knik Bridge.
4/3	1156	Knik Glacier from Fishhook-Palmer road.
4/3	1157-1158	Matanuska Valley from Independence Mine Road.
4/3	1159-1160	Bob Risley’s cabin near Fishhook Canyon.
4/3	1161	Brother and a couple of his calves.
4/3	1162-1163	Fred Hume, March 1943.
4/3	1164	Fish nets at cannery.
4/3	1165-1167	Fish nets drying (Anchorage).
4/3	1168	Rusty and brother on his farm.
4/3	1169	Picture of one of Rusty’s paintings.
4/3	1170	One of Rusty’s paintings.
4/3	1171	Mrs. Lester’s dog.
4/3	1172-1173	One of Mrs. Lester’s dogs.
4/3	1174	Boat trip to Point Possession, August Junction, May 1943. Left to right: Mrs. Lester, Rusty, two lieutenants.
4/3	1175	Earl Halsted and Russ Dow, Point Possession trip.
4/3	1176	One of the lieutenants hoisting sail.
4/3	1177	Under sail.
4/3	1179	McDonald’s fish camp on Fire Island.
4/3	1180	Fire Island (dead stub).
4/3	1181	Fire Island beach.
4/3	1182	Boat on beach at Fire Island.
4/3	1183-1184	Rusty and Margo at McDonald’s cabin.
4/3	1185	McDonald, his son and one of the lieutenants.
4/3	1186	Earl Halsted at McDonald’s.
4/3	1187	Rusty on our beach trip below Point Possession.
4/3	1188	Russ Dow with salmon on beach trip below Point Possession.
4/3	1189	Fish camp below Point Possession where I got the salmon.
4/3	1190	A cabin in the spruce.
4/3	1191	Beach scene below Point Possession.
4/3	1192	August’s dog: crossed setter.
4/3	1193	Margo and August’s dog.
4/3	1194	Russ Dow hoisting sail.
4/3	1195	Homeward bound at sunset.
4/3	1196	Rusty and Doug at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1197	Rusty and I at Eklutna. Rusty painting.
4/3	1198	Doug passing Rusty a steak at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1199	Doug and Rusty at campfire, Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1200	Rusty, Doug, and “Eckles” eating at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1201	Rusty and I at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1202	Rusty and Doug eating at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1203	Fritz and Lillian Beckman, Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1204	Rusty and I at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1205	Fritz and Lillian Beckman at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1206	Mountains up Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1207	Rusty painting at Eklutna Lake.
4/3	1208-1216	Water show, Lake Spenard.
4/3	1217-1219	4th of July parade, Anchorage, 1944.
4/3	1220-1221	Enroute to Whittier.
4/3	1222	Frank Reed’s daughter.
4/3	1223-1224	Swimming at Lake Spenard.
4/3	1225-1228	Frank Reed’s daughter.
4/3	1229-1230	Frank Reed and daughter.
4/3	1231	Florence Morgan’s nephew.
4/3	1232	Army jumping meet, Anchorage, February 1944.
4/3	1233-1241	Ski jumping, February 1944.
4/3	1242	George Rengard and I at Army ski meet (downhill and slalom) at Army Ski Bowl, Ship Creek, February 1944.
4/3	1243-1245	Army ski meet, 1944.
4/3	1246	Me, Army ski meet, 1944.
4/3	1247	Huts and lower slopes of Army Ski Bowl.
4/3	1248	Jim Jacobson, Army meet, 1944.
4/3	1249	Slalom finish, Army meet, 1944.
4/3	1250	Tommy Olson, Army meet, 1944.
4/3	1251	Army ski meet, 1944.
4/3	1252	Downhill course, Army ski meet, 1944.
4/3	1253	Slalom course, Army ski meet, 1944.
4/3	1254	Army ski meet, 1944.
4/3	1255	George Rengard in slalom, Army ski meet, 1944.
	R1-R19	See subseries 14c.
4/3	1256-1259	Sled dog.
4/3	1260	View from our back yard.
4/3	1261	Alaska Range from our back yard.
4/3	1262	Telephoto of the Alaska Range.
4/3	1263	Rusty at our cabin, spring 1945.
4/3	1264	Me at our cabin, spring 1945.
4/3	1265	Christmas 1945. Left to right: Me, Rusty, Dad Scott, Helen, Joel [Zoell].
4/3	1266	Christmas 1945. Me Rusty, Dad Scott, Helen, Joel [Zoell].
4/3	1267-1268	Southeast from our cabin.
4/3	1269	Rusty and the parrots at our back door.
4/3	1270	Rusty at Eureka Roadhouse, June 1945.
4/3	1271	Us, Roudy and Paul at Eureka Roadhouse, June 1945.
4/3	1272	Greenhouse at Eureka, June 1945.
4/3	1273	Buildings at Eureka, June 1945.
4/3	1274	Storm in mountains in the southwest by corner of new roadhouse at Eureka, June 1945.
4/3	1275	Looking south from Eureka, June 1945.
4/3	1276	Storm in Chugach Mountains from Glenn Highway, June 1945.
4/3	1277	Near Sheep Mountain Inn on Glenn Highway, June 1945.
4/3	1278	Logging in Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound. D-7 Fair lead cruiser.
4/3	1279	Skidding logs in the woods, Pigot Bay.
4/3	1280-1282	Skidding in the woods.
4/3	1283	Headed for the landing.
4/3	1284	Headed for the landing, Roland on brush pile.
4/3	1285	Pulling onto the landing.
4/3	1286	Red leaving the landing.
4/3	1287	Smith on a boom stick.
4/3	1288	Putting raft riders on with the ‘cat’.
4/3	1289	‘Cat’ putting riders on raft at low tide.
4/3	1290	Two rafts in the booming grounds at high tide.
4/3	1291	Raft men working at high tide.
4/3	1292	The landing.
4/3	1293	‘Cat’ in the shop.
4/3	1294	Front of yard at camp.
4/3	1295	Camp at Pigot Bay.
4/3	1296	Pigot Bay logging camp.
4/3	1297	Crew from Pigot Bay going to town for 4th of July, 1945. Bill, man from Camp I, Jack (milkstool), Clarence, Andy, Smitty, Tommy, Ed Eving, Harry Abercrombie. Front: Louie (cook), Red Rawlins (skinner), Davie (boom man).
4/3	1298-1299	Columbia Mill at Whittier.
4/3	1300	Sunrise side of old tree.
4/3	1301	Shadow side of dead tree.
4/3	1302	Tommy, Roland, Smitty.
4/3	1303	Entrance to Blackstone Bay from hill south of camp.
4/3	1304	Baby seal at camp.
4/3	1305-1313	Camp (Numbers 1-9 in pan).
4/3	1314	Putting riders on raft with ‘cat’.
4/3	1315	Taking bag boom to rafting ground at high tide.
4/3	1316	Dave and Clarence with a mess of trout.
4/3	1317	Pigot Bay from Port Wells.
4/3	1318	Point Packingham and College Fiord.
4/3	1319-1320	Camp I above Point Packingham.
4/3	1321	‘A’ frame at Camp I.
4/3	1322	Art Thompson’s cabbage patch.
4/3	1323	Rusty and Genevive at Art’s.
4/3	1324	Art Thompson’s cat.
4/3	1325	Art Thompson’s cabbage patch.
4/3	1326	Bobby Johnson and Butch.
4/3	1327-1329	Butch, Laddy and Roudy.
4/3	1330	Driftwood in our backyard.
4/3	1331	Brother’s farm.
4/3	1332	Rusty, Leola, Jan and Helen [Scott] with rabbits.
4/3	1333	Rusty, Leola, Jan and Helen with a couple of calves.
4/3	1334	Rusty, Leola, Helen and Jan with a couple of calves.
4/3	1335	Rusty, Helen, Leola and Jan on the front steps.
4/3	1336	Rusty and the truck she drove the Alcan in, June 1944.
4/3	1337	Rusty and her Alcan truck.
4/3	1338	Christmas tree, 1945.
4/3	1339-1340	Table decorations, Christmas 1945.
4/3	1341	Christmas table before dinner.
4/3	1342	Christmas dinner, 1945. Roudy, Jim, Paul Porter, Ruth Porter, Lee Dow, Ted Deland, Jim Scott, Joel Scott, Helen Scott, Don Deland, Evon Deland, Genevive Deland, Leola Deland, Rusty Dow.
4/3	1343	Bootleggers Cove in winter.
4/3	1344-1345	Boats in Bootleggers Cove in winter.
4/3	1346	Our storehouse in winter.
4/3	1347	Mrs. ______ on our north forty.
4/3	1348	Roudy and Mrs. ______.
4/3	1349	Roudy and I by our new garage.
4/3	1350	Rusty and Roudy by our 1945 icicles.
4/3	1351	Roudy in the snow in 1945.
4/3	1352	Rusty and sis going skiing, 1945.
4/3	1353	Our storehouse snowed in.
4/3	1354	Snow on our oil barrels.
4/3	1355	1945 icicles.
4/3	1356	Our cabin, 1945.
4/3	1357	First crop, 1945 icicles.
4/3	1358	Ice on the inlet, 1945.
4/3	1359	Roudy and I going for water.
4/4	1360	Train in front of our cabin.
4/4	1361	Fog on Bootleggers Cove.
4/4	1362	Our cabin, 1945.
4/4	1363	Old Beluga Pete’s cabin.
4/4	1364	Ted Deland on Wolverine Lake.
4/4	1365	Me on Wolverine Lake, January 1945.
4/4	1366	Looking up Big Wolverine from junction of Little Wolverine.
4/4	1367	Looking south from Wolverine.
4/4	1368	Ted breaking camp on Wolverine trip.
4/4	1369	Looking southeast from Wolverine.
4/4	1370	Looking southwest from Wolverine.
4/4	1371	Looking west from Wolverine fork.
4/4	1372	Looking south from Wolverine fork.
4/4	1373	Me on return from Wolverine trip.
4/4	1374	Ski club gluhwein party at our place.
4/4	1375	Gluhwein music and dancing.
4/4	1376-1377	Gluhwein party.
4/4	1378	Railroad snowplow at our crossing, Bootleggers Cove, Anchorage.
4/4	1379	Wood exhibit, USO Hobby Show, 1946.
4/4	1380	Rusty’s sculpture exhibit, USO Hobby Show, 1946.
4/4	1381	Serving tea, USO Hobby Show, 1946.
4/4	1382	Lincoln exhibit, USO Hobby Show, 1946.
4/4	1383	P.N.A. new DC-3, February 1946.
4/4	1384	Dog team, Fur Rendezvous, 1946.
4/4	1385	Our cabin with east side icicles, February 1946.
4/4	1386-1387	Rusty in her studio.
4/4	1388	Rusty’s sculpture among the trophies for the 1946 Rendezvous.
4/4	1389-1390	Dog team after race, Rendezvous, 1946.
4/4	1391	Dog team racing, Rendezvous, 1946.
4/4	1392	Me in cross-country race.
4/4	1393	George Rengard, winner cross-country, 1946.
4/4	1394	Phil Ames, cross-country second, 1946.
4/4	1395	George Rengard, downhill, 1946.
4/4	1396	Alex Hadden from Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, downhill, 1946
4/4	1397	Me, downhill, 1946.
	X56-X60	See Subseries 14c.
4/4	1398	George Rengard at the jump.
4/4	1399	Me at the jump, 1946.
4/4	1400	Southwest from our backyard, February 1946.
4/4	1401	North from our backyard, February 1946.
4/4	1402	Rusty and Roudy in brother’s lower field, Palmer, March 1946.
4/4	1403	Brother’s barn, March 1946.
4/4	1404	Ski club caribou dinner at our place, March 1946.
4/4	1405	Paul Porter, ski club caribou dinner.
4/4	1406	Ski club caribou dinner, second sitting, 76 in all.
4/4	1407	South end of Mount Susitna on flight from Anchorage to Aniak.
4/4	1408	Mt. McKinley from east end of Rainy Pass.
4/4	1409	Mt. McKinley from Rainy Pass, March 27, 1946.
4/4	1410	North side, Rainy Pass.
4/4	1411	Rainy Pass, March 1946.
4/4	1412	Mt. McKinley from west end of Rainy Pass.
4/4	1413	Meandering river on the west end of Rainy Pass.
4/4	1414	McGrath on the Kuskokwim.
4/4	1415	Roadhouse at McGrath.
4/4	1416	C.A.A. unit at Aniak.
4/4	1417	Gus Wilson’s shop, Aniak.
4/4	1418	N.C.Co. store, Aniak.
4/4	1419	Native cabin, Aniak.
4/4	1420	Native graves at Aniak.
4/4	1421	Tim Cameroff (left), Johny Nicoli.
4/4	1422	Golga Nicoli.
4/4	1423-1427	Husky, Aniak.
4/4	1428	Native huskies staked out in Aniak.
4/4	1429	Husky, Aniak.
4/4	1430	Husky, native graveyard in background, Aniak.
4/4	1431	Loading fuel barrels beside the Aniak Airport. Note cross chains under slid and rough lock shackle at center of rear runner.
4/4	1432	Loaded up, ready to roll.
4/4	1433	Our train on my first long haul freight job, Aniak, March 1946.
4/4	1434	Our train ready to leave Aniak.
4/4	1435	Bob Henning on one section of Charlie Ames’ train pulling out of Aniak.
4/4	1436	Charlie Ames’ second section of through freight.
4/4	1437	Charlie’s two sections and our short train.
4/4	1438	Approaching bridge across warm slew with our train.
4/4	1439	Ernie Begin taking our train across the bridge. It was a delicate operation. If one missed it meant a ducking and a lot of work.
4/4	1440	Crossing warm slew bridge.
4/4	1441	Broke down just south of Pass Creek.
4/4	1442	Blondie, swing dog in team we used.
4/4	1443	Puppie, our leader.
4/4	1444	Where we broke down.
4/4	1445	Changing starting engines.
4/4	1446	Ernie and Mat installing starting engine. Blurred streaks and wind-driven snow. Note our one and only battered side curtain.
4/4	1447	Earnie begin smiles as he points to our improvised hose connection. Note wedge in foreground below clutch engaging levers.
4/4	1448	Fighting drifts over the pass on the trail near Pass Creek.
4/4	1449	Looking south across the tundra. Cat train just starting across the big tundra.
4/4	1450	Looking north toward Aniak and Russian Mission Mountains.
4/4	1451	On the trail near Pass Creek.
4/4	1452	Our wanigan leans on a curve near Bell Creek.
4/4	1453	Doing some repairs in camp.
4/4	1454	Part of the fuel dump at camp on Cripple Creek in early April.
4/4	1455	Camp on Cripple Creek, early April 1946.
4/4	1456	Camp at Cripple Creek in early April. Nearly six feet of snow on the level and well packed.
4/4	1457	Left to right: Johny Bishop, Mat Morgan, Earnie Begin, Russ Dow. We are standing by the cook shack at Cripple Creek just before leaving for Aniak.
4/4	1458	Our privy.
4/4	1459	Looking up Cripple Creek toward camp.
4/4	1460	On the way back empty.
4/4	1461	Our empty train highballs back to Aniak.
4/4	1462	Dominion cabin.
4/4	1463	Native dog team on tundra
4/4	1464	On warm slew bridge.
4/4	1465	Coming off warm slew bridge. Crossing the bridge at the open creek on our return trip. It snows, also the sleds following on a corner.
4/4	1466	Bear Vest and his dog team at warm slew bridge. Native trappers using our trail as a highway to town.
4/4	1467	Cripple Creek near air field.
	X61-X67	See subseries 14c.
4/4	1468	Morris Hofsteth, John Bishop and Mat Morgan out for logs, having coffee on the trail.
4/4	1469-1470	‘Cat’ in overflow near trestle.
4/4	1471	Overhauling trestle.
4/4	1472	Overhauling trestle, April 1946.
4/4	1473	Overhauling trestle.
4/4	1474	Maurice testing nozzle after mounting.
4/4	1475	Overhauling ‘cat’.
4/4	1476	Building pond for pump.
4/4	1477	Pumphouse and intake pipe.
4/4	1478	Placing intake pipe for pump.
4/4	1479	Building dam over intake pipe.
4/4	1480	Me shoring up to dragline building dam.
4/4	1481	Dragline working on dam.
4/4	1482	Lanky stringing line for line for our light system.
4/4	1483	Ducks in our pump pond.
4/4	1484	Pumphouse, pond and pipeline to trestle.
4/4	1485	Pumphouse, pipe and trestle.
4/4	1486	Claude Cox, Earnie Begin and Lanky Rice putting pipeline together.
4/4	1487	Claude holding a section of pipe.
4/4	1488	Lanky and Earnie putting on a burlap washer.
4/4	1489	Dragline getting a bucketful.
4/4	1490	Dragline bailing into box, trestle, tailing ‘cat’ and drain.
4/4	1491-1496	Dragline bailing in.
4/4	1497	Tailing pile building up.
4/4	1498-1499	Moving the trestle.
4/4	1500	Moving trestle.
4/4	1501	Claude Cox.
4/4	1502	Moving trestle.
4/4	1503-1504	The trimotor in the mud.
4/4	1505	Trimotor after muddy landing on field, 10 days. Peck and Rice Cripple Creek placer mine east of Aniak on Kuskokwim River, 1946.
4/4	1506	Trimotor after taxiing on instruments.
4/4	1507-1508	trimotor on soft field.
4/4	1509	Dozing soup off field.
4/4	1510	Jack before taking off.
4/4	1511	Jack hitting mudhole.
4/4	1512	Jack in the air.
4/4	1513-1514	Digging a new creek channel.
4/4	1515	Turning the creek channel.
4/4	1516-1517	Dozing tailings.
4/4	1518	Jim and Maurie.
4/4	1519	Maurie Hofsteth.
4/4	1520	Maynard Wilson.
4/4	1521-1522	Rebuilding skids for trestle.
4/4	1523	Maurie working on skids.
4/4	1524	Maynard hewing on skids with mosquitos on his back.
4/4	1525	Ready to start a cleanup.
4/4	1526	Jack knocking wedges out to loosen box liners.
4/4	1527	Cleaning box liners.
4/4	1528	Maurie cleaning liners.
4/4	1529	Taking the liners out.
4/4	1530-1532	Pulling and cleaning riffles.
4/4	1533	Johnie Bishop cleaning riffles.
	X68-X69	See subseries 14c.
4/4	1534	Lanky and Maurie cleaning undercurrent plates.
4/4	1535-1536	Maurie and Jack washing matting.
4/4	1537	Gold and sand in a set of riffles.
4/4	1538	Dumping black sand in the head of the boxes.
4/4	1539	Moving black sand to head of boxes.
4/4	1540	Washing the sand.
4/4	1541	Washing and agitating the sand.
4/4	1542	Agitating the sand.
4/4	1543	Gold starting to show up.
4/4	1544	Still washing.
4/4	1545	Working over the fine stuff.
4/4	1546	Working black sand.
4/4	1547	Working sand out of the gold.
4/4	1548	Nearly all gold.
4/4	1549	Ed stuck and fighting mosquitos.
4/4	1550	Ed dozing strippings into the creek.
4/4	1551	Dozing loose overburden.
4/4	1552-1555	Camp in June.
4/4	1556	Gas dump along trail.
4/4	1557	Camp from bluff across the creek.
4/4	1558	Ed Perry, Ray Davis overhauling grease gun.
4/4	1559	Ed and Ray working on grease gun.
4/4	1560-1562	Me going skiing on the 4th of July, 1946.
4/4	1563	Me skiing on the 4th of July, 1946. Testing metal skis.
4/4	1564	Me washing.
4/4	1565	Doing my laundry.
4/4	1566	Me on skis with Camels [cigarettes].
4/4	1567	Marvel Creek camp, placer mine out of Bethel.
4/4	1568	Marvel Creek camp, Charlie Aue.
4/4	1569	Looking north down Salmon River from Marvel Creek.
4/4	1570-1580	Cripple Creek from north, east, south (Numbers 1-11 in pan).
4/4	1581-1582	Arctic Tern in flight.
4/4	1583	Dead tree on bluff above Cripple Creek camp.
4/4	1584	Bird in dead snag.
4/4	1585-1586	Old cache near Cripple Creek Airport.
4/4	1587	Nyac from air.
4/4	1588	Out of the hills, Kuskokwim River in distance.
4/4	1589	Nearing the Kuskokwim River.
4/4	1590	Meandering stream near lower Kuskokwim River.
4/4	1591-1592	Lower Kuskokwim River.
4/4	1593	C.A.A. setup across the Kuskokwim from Bethel.
4/4	1594	Bethel from the air.
4/4	1595	Native fish camp near Bethel.
4/4	1596	Crossing Kuskokwim River from Bethel to C.A.A. field to catch Alaska Airlines plane.
4/4	1597	Leaving Bethel for Naknek and Anchorage.
4/4	1598	Above the clouds.
4/4	1599	A break in the clouds.
4/4	1600	North shore of Bristol Bay.
4/4	1601	Talley scow in Bristol Bay.
4/4	1602	Fishing boat in Bristol Bay.
4/4	1603	Bristol Bay.
4/4	1604	Boats off south shore of Bristol Bay.
4/4	1605-1606	Cannery on south shore of Bristol Bay.
4/4	1607	Another cannery, south shore of Bristol Bay.
4/4	1608	Naknek Lake.
4/4	1609-1611	Mt. Iliamna.
4/4	1612	Mt. Iliamna and part of Cook Inlet.
4/4	1613	East shore, Cook Inlet near Homer.
4/4	1614	Homer Spit as we were landing.
4/4	1615-1616	Head of Kachemak Bay.
4/4	1617	Head of Tustumena Lake.
4/4	1618	Lower end, Tustumena Lake.
4/4	1619	Hal Boyd, J.C.s president, presenting me with membership porkey.
4/4	1620	Me and membership porkey.
4/4	1621-1622	Scow unloading in Bootleggers Cove.
4/4	1623-1628	East slopes at Curry (Numbers 1-6 in pan).
4/4	1629-1630	Tug in our backyard.
4/4	1631	Knik Bridge, September 15, 1946.
4/4	1632	Mountains southeast from Palmer.
4/4	1633	Looking east from summit south of Lucky Shot Pass, September 15, 1946, 5:45 PM, raining.
4/4	1634	Rusty by her sunflowers, summer 1945.
4/4	1635	Our cabin, summer 1945.
4/4	1636	Me, summer 1945.
4/4	1637	Me and the dogs, summer 1945.
4/4	1638	Rusty, summer 1945.
4/4	1639	On road to Palmer, about mile 23.
4/4	1640	Peters Creek hill.
4/4	1641	Pioneer Peak from Palmer Highway.
4/4	1642	Looking up the Knik River from near the bridge.
4/4	1643	Part of Knik Bridge.
4/4	1644	Near Knik Bridge.
4/4	1645	Our backyard.
4/4	1646	Unloading scow at Bootleggers Cove my ‘cat’ with athey wagon.
4/4	1647	Unloading scow at cove.
4/4	1648	Ready to pull ashore.
4/4	1649	Back on the beach with my load.
4/4	1650	Pack horses at Sheep Mountain on start of our trip in November 1946.
4/4	1651	Cache at Sheep Mountain.
4/4	1652-1653	Trapper’s cabin at Sheep Mountain.
4/4	1654-1655	Sheep Mountain Inn.
4/4	1656	Looking west on Glenn Highway from Sheep Mountain Inn.
4/4	1657	Old coach at Gulkana, Alaska.
4/4	1658	Old coach at Gulkana used on Richardson Trail.
4/4	1659	Mt. Sanford from near Gulkana.
4/4	1660	Mt. Sanford from near Gulkana River.
4/4	1661	Mt. Sanford.
4/4	1662	Fox in trap near Chistochina.
4/4	1663	Scene along Tok Cutoff.
4/4	1664	Near Northway on Alaskan Highway.
4/4	1665	Alaska-Yukon Territory boundary sign.
4/4	1666	Alaska-Yukon Territory boundary line.
4/4	1667	Alaskan Highway near Dry Creek.
4/4	1668	Rusty and the Dodge on the Alaskan Highway.
4/4	1669	Alaskan Highway south of Whitehorse.
4/4	1670	Alaskan Highway around mile 500.
4/4	1671	Jean Jackos at Burwash Landing, Kluane Lake, Yukon Territory.
4/4	1672	Alaskan Highway near Haines Cutoff.
4/4	1673	Old White Pass passenger sleigh, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory.
4/4	1674	Riverboats at Whitehorse.
4/4	1675	Old time riverboat at Whitehorse.
4/4	1676	Paddlewheel of riverboat at Whitehorse.
4/4	1677	Riverboat on ways at Whitehorse.
4/4	1678	Riverboats at Whitehorse.
4/4	1679	Riverboats and docks at Whitehorse.
4/4	1680	White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse.
4/4	1681	Crossing Lewis River south of Whitehorse.
4/4	1682	Alaskan Highway between Whitehorse and Teslin.
4/4	1683	Alaskan Highway south of Teslin.
4/4	1684-1685	Johnson River Bridge.
4/4	1686	Signpost at Watson Lake turnoff.
4/4	1687	Restaurant at Lower Post, British Columbia.
4/4	1688	Sign at Lower Post.
4/4	1689	Children at Lower Post.
4/4	1690	Our Dodge gets looked at Lower Post.
4/4	1691	Hudson’s Bay Co. at Lower Post.
4/4	1692	Robinson River Bridge.
4/4	1693	Alaskan Highway near Fort Nelson.
4/4	1694	Mountains along highway.
4/4	1695-1696	Muncho Lake.
4/4	1697	Near Muncho Lake.
4/4	1698-1700	Muncho Lake road camp.
4/4	1701-1702	South of Muncho Lake.
4/4	1703	Strange rock strata south of Muncho.
4/4	1704	Mountains going to Summit Lake.
4/4	1705	Near Summit Lake.
4/4	1706	Steamboat Mountain.
4/4	1707-1708	Lum and Abner’s Roadhouse, mile 201.
4/4	1709	Cabins at Lum and Abner’s.
4/4	1710	Alaskan Highway near mile 160.
4/4	1711	Alaskan Highway, Covered Wagon rock in distance, mile 160.
4/4	1712-1713	Alaskan Highway near mile 150.
4/4	1714	Rusty, Roudy and Dodge near mile 150.
4/4	1715	Roudy, highway, mountains.
4/4	1716	Tucker Inn, Mile 147, Rusty.
4/4	1717	South of Tucker Inn.
4/4	1718	Near Grand Prairie.
4/4	1719	Team and sleigh near Rycroft.
4/4	1720	Grain elevators at Hythe.
4/4	1721	Service station, Hythe.
4/4	1722	Children driving sleigh to school.
4/4	1723	Wheat country north of Edmonton.
4/4	1724	Team near Slave Lake.
4/4	1725	Turkeys on a roof.
4/4	1726	Dodge crossing Smokey River on ice at Watino.
4/4	1727	Dog wheel for pumping water north of Edmonton.
4/4	1728	Dog wheel on pump.
4/4	1729	Fox in field north of Edmonton.
4/4	1730	Fox in field.
4/4	1731	Alberta farmland.
4/4	1732	Alberta prairie.
4/4	1733	Prince of Wales Ranch sign, Alberta.
4/4	1734	Railroad bridge at Lethbridge, Alberta Canada.
4/4	1735	Sheep in Montana.
4/4	1736	Montana rocks.
4/4	1737	Roadside attraction: teepee.
4/4	1738	Crow Indian Reservation sign.
4/4	1739	Old cabin, Wyoming.
4/4	1740	Old stone house, Wyoming.
4/4	1741	Oil well derricks at Teapot Dome.
4/4	1742	Threshing scene, Kansas.
4/4	1743	Wyoming scenery.
4/4	1744	Colorado scenery.
4/4	1745	Modern Kansas farm.
4/4	1746	Tourist attraction: tower.
4/4	1747	Kansas state sign.
4/4	1748-1750	Pennsylvania farm.
4/4	1751	Pennsylvania barn.
4/4	1752	Hudson River.
4/4	1753	Bear Mountain Bridge over Hudson.
4/4	1754	Antique sign, Vermont.
4/4	1755-1757	Old pine in Vermont.
4/4	1758	Headwaters of Hudson River.
4/4	1759	Silver thaw, upper New York.
4/4	1760	Silver thaw, upper New York.
4/4	1761	Old graveyard, Rhode Island.
4/4	1762	Old stocks, Rhode Island.
4/4	1763-1764	River cabin in the South.
4/4	1765	Southern river bank.
4/4	1766	Atlantic Ocean at north Florida beach.
4/4	1767	Prop-driven swamp boats, Tomiami Frail, Florida.
4/4	1768-1770	Prop boats, Florida.
4/4	1771	Turtles and fish, Rainbow Springs
4/4	1772	Underwater, Rainbow Springs.
4/4	1773	Fish-eye view of duck, Rainbow Springs.
4/4	1774	One of the springs at Rainbow Springs.
4/4	1775	Fish, Rainbow Springs.
4/4	1776	Submarine boat, Rainbow Springs.
4/4	1777-1778	Old sailboat, Mobile Bay, Alabama.
4/4	1779	Aircraft in Texas.
4/4	1780	Joel Hardie’s boys, Imperial Valley.
4/4	1781	Joel Hardie and family, Imperial Valley.
4/4	1782	California scenery.
4/4	1783-1784	An old bull.
4/4	1785	California Coast, Route #1.
4/4	1786	Bridge on California Coast route.
4/4	1787	California Coast.
4/4	1788	Rusty by a redwood tree.
4/4	1789	Storm over Idaho.
4/4	1790	Grain elevators, Alberta.
4/4	1791	Alberta.
4/4	1792	Puce coupe.
4/4	1793	Peace River near Fort. St. John.
4/4	1794-1799	Peace River Bridge.
4/4	1800	Old toat road north of Fort Nelson.
4/4	1801	Alaskan Highway in April 1947, about mile 200.
4/4	1802	Fort Nelson, B.Y.N. station.
4/4	1803	Up Steamboat Mountain in snowstorm.
4/4	1804	On Steamboat Mountain.
4/4	1805	North Summit Lake.
4/4	1806	Dam on Lewis River above Whitehorse.
4/4	1807	Bus station at Haines Cutoff.
4/4	1808-1810	Burwash Landing.
4/4	1811	Burwash Landing (beach).
4/4	1812	Burwash Landing.
4/5-16	1-1812	Negatives.
7/49		Photograph album containing reprints of some numbered images related to Independence Mine.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14c: Unnumbered prints from black and white numbered set (series 14b); undated. 0.05 cubic feet.

The photographs in this subseries were removed from the numbered photographs in subseries 14b. X1-X21 were originally located between 328 and 329, X22-X44 were located between 438 and 440, X45-X55 were located between 1127 and 1128, R1-R19 were located between 1255 and 1256, X56-X60 were located between 1397 and 1398, X61-X67 were located between 1467 and 1468, X68-X69 were located between 1533 and 1534, and X70-X75 were loose in the original albums. Descriptions were taken from captions, where available. Titles in brackets were supplied by the processing archivist.

 

 

Box/ Folder	Item	Description
4/17	X1	Mt. McKinley from Sable Pass summit.
4/17	X2-X3	New hotel, McKinley Park.
4/17	X4	[Mountain view].
4/17	X5	Jim Herdman’s Cabin.
4/17	X6	Between Valdez and Anchorage.
4/17	X7	Near Jim Herdman’s Cabin.
4/17	X8-X14	Between Valdez and Anchorage.
4/17	X15	Mt. McKinley.
4/17	X16	Between Valdez and Anchorage.
4/17	X17	Mt. McKinley.
4/17	X18	Bent rod after wreck on Alaska Railroad.
4/17	X19-X20	Broken main drive axel, A.R.R.
4/17	X21	Lanky Rice.
4/17	X22	[Aerial of mountains and Copper River Flats].
4/17	X23	Snow blowing down Copper River flat and out over the gulf.
4/17	X24	Mt. Eckles at Cordova.
4/17	X25	A mountain back of Cordova.
4/17	X26	Aerial picture of preceding mountain. Cordova at left of picture.
4/17	X27	Skiing back of Cordova.
4/17	X28	On the Cordova ski trail.
4/17	X29	Near the foot of the Cordova ski trail.
4/17	X30	At the top of the Cordova trail.
4/17	X31	Going up the trail.
4/17	X32	Looking out over Cordova and down the bay.
4/17	X33	Snow blowing on Copper River flats. Cape St. Elias in left background faint.
4/17	X34	Back of Cordova.
4/17	X35	Mrs. Sydney Laurence in her studio.
4/17	X36	Mr. Sydney Laurence in his studio.
4/17	X37	Mr. Sydney Laurence at work, Feb. 1939.
4/17	X38	Kay Kennedy with Sidney Laurence in his studio.
4/17	X39	Mrs. Sydney Laurence.
4/17	X40	Mrs. Laurence.
4/17	X41	Mrs. Laurence with her cat and dog.
4/17	X42	Mrs. Laurence’s dog in its Ermine wrap.
4/17	X43	[Harry Rice at Independence Mine].
4/17	X44	Mt. Eckles.
4/17	X45	Unknown.
4/17	X46-X55	Interior scenes of a bar or roadhouse.
4/17	R1	[Hillside].
4/17	R2	[Two dogs].
4/17	R3	[Dow cabin at Bootleggers Cove].
4/17	R4	[Dow cabin at Bootleggers Cove–double exposure].
4/17	R5	[Rusty cross-country skiing].
4/17	R6	[Cook Inlet from Dow cabin].
4/17	R7	[Dow cabin at Bootleggers Cove].
4/17	R8	[Dow cabin at Bootleggers Cove].
4/17	R9	[Rusty in front of icicles on cabin].
4/17	R10	[Russ in front of icicles on cabin].
4/17	R11	[Rusty on skis and dog in front of cabin].
4/17	R12	[Dow cabin at Bootleggers Cove].
4/17	R13	[Looking toward railroad bridge near Cook Inlet].
4/17	R14	[Hillside and cabin].
4/17	R15	[Fenceposts in snow].
4/17	R16	[Cabin and snow fence].
4/17	R17	[Russ and two dogs].
4/17	R18	[Rusty and two dogs].
4/17	R19	[Dow cabin at Bootleggers Cove].
4/17	X56	Me by Ruth Porter [looking uphill at man in air off of ski jump].
4/17	X57-X60	[Lee Dow’s wedding].
4/17	X61-X67	[Scenes of freighting to mine at Cripple Creek from Aniak].
4/17	X68-X69	[Climbing team on summit: Rusty, Doug Barnesby, ?, Russ and Roudy].
4/17	X70	Cook Pat Gallagher in his kitchen at the Martin Hill Mine [see also Subseries 14b, 570].
4/17	X71	Bob Keiberts in the engineering office at the mine [see also Subseries 14b, 583].
4/17	X72	Harry Rice in the powder house at Independence Mine [see also Subseries 14b, 592].
4/17	X73	[Cut in snowslide, see also Subseries 14b, 460-470].
4/17	X74-75	Cordova, 1939 [see also Subseries 14b, 167 and 168].
4/17		Negatives for X18-X20, R1-R19.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14d: Postcards from black and white numbered set (Subseries 14b); undated. 0.05 cubic feet.

This subseries consists primarily of shots taken in and around Valdez, of pilot Bob Reeve and airplanes at Mudville, and of McKinley Park.  It is in numerical order by photograph number.

Box/Folder	Item	Description
4/18	6-10	Valdez–aerial.
4/18	11	Valdez sunset–aerial.
4/18	32	Capital Mountain.
4/18	34	Capital Mountain.
4/18	38	Mt. Drum (north side).
4/18	48-49	Copper Center aerial.
4/18	52	Looking northwest in Valdez (Mainstreet,Valdez).
4/18	53	Looking north in Valdez (Valdez in February).
4/18	64	Valdez airport in Feb. 1937.
4/18	66	Blowing snow at Valdez airport, 1937.
4/18	67	Sunset landing.
4/18	72	Winter drift, Valdez, 1937.
4/18	75	Bob taking off.
4/18	76	Bob’s ship tied down. Ready for storm.
4/18	77	Bob and Wayne warming up.
4/18	78	Valdez Airport, March 1937.
4/18	79	Pilot Reeve digging out after storm.
4/18	80	Bob taking off.
4/18	82	West from airport.
4/18	83	Valdez Glacier from airport.
4/18	84	East from airport.
4/18	86	Sunset near Cordova: aerial.
4/18	87-88	Bob at Big 4 Mine (altitude 5500).
4/18	89	Landing field, Big 4 Mine.
4/18	91	Bob at Big 4 Mine.
4/18	92-93	Ptarmigan.
4/18	94	Ptarmigan on a drift.
4/18	95	3 big ships in Valdez Airport, 1937 (Gillam’s two Pilgrims, Saseen’s Forker).
4/18	97	Air mail, Valdez.
4/18	99	Tom on skis.
4/18	126	Mt. Logan, Canada.
4/18	138	Sunsets on Valdez Bay: aerial.
4/18	145	Douglas, Alaska.
4/18	146	Fairbanks Saloon in Chitina.
4/18	154	Mt. Logan, Yukon Territory.
4/18	167-168	Cordova, Alaska.
4/18	175	U.S.S. Louisville scout plane.
4/18	176	Bridal Veil Falls, Valdez.
4/18	178	Poe Bay, Prince William Sound.
4/18	179	Road Commission Camp, 74 mile.
4/18	182	Cliff Mine west end of Valdez Bay near Skoop Glacier.
4/18	190	Catholic church in Valdez.
4/18	192	Signal Corps Office, Valdez.
4/18	194	Legion Hall, Valdez.
4/18	195	Main Street, Valdez.
4/18	196	Schoolhouse, Valdez.
4/18	197	Post Office, Valdez, 1937.
4/18	198	Courthouse, Valdez, 1937.
4/18	207	Charlie White and Jack Hoare drilling holes in face of tunnel, Ruff & Tuff Mine.
4/18	208	Stoping ore in a gold mine, Ruff & Tuff Mine, Jack Hoare and Charlie White.
4/18	211	Blowing snow.
4/18	217	Mill house, Ruff & Tuff Gold Mine.
4/18	224	Sunday, December 22.
4/18	232	Tatitlek on Prince William Sound.
4/18	234	Valdez Narrows from Valdez dock.
4/18	235	Valdez mosquito fleet in winter.
4/18	258	Valdez Glacier from airport.
4/18	277	Mt. St. Agnes.
4/18	287	Railroad trestle near McKinley Park Station.
4/18	288	Sam Houston and his dog team at McKinley Park Station to meet me.
4/18	297	Sanctuary Cabin, McKinley Park.
4/18	299	McKinley from Sable Pass. Sam and our team on the trail.
4/18	302	McKinley from Sable Pass. Sam with the team.
4/18	304	Tame fox at Toklat, McKinley Park.
4/18	305	Sally, our lead dog.
4/18	306	Buck, one of our wheel dogs.
4/18	312-313	Mt. McKinley from Stony Hill.
4/18	319	Dog kennels at headquarters, McKinley Park.
4/18	329	Winch man on S.S. Yukon at Seward.
4/18	331	Seagulls.
4/18	332	S.S. Yukon’s rigging.
4/18	341	Valdez Bay.
4/18	343	Valdez Narrows.
4/18	348	Taking off of the Valdez mud flats. Freighting to mines in snow country.
4/18	349	Keeping its tailfeathers out of high tide.
4/18	360	Valdez Glacier.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14e: Black and white 5X7 inch aerial photographs; undated, 1937. 0.05 cubic feet.

This subseries consists of  49 prints and 49 negatives taken in connection with Bradford Washburn’s Mt. Lucania Expedition of 1937. Pilot Bob Reeve supplied the expedition from the Mudville airstrip near Valdez. This series includes photographs of Bradford Washburn, Bob Reeve, Robert Bates, and Russell Dow as well as views of Mt. Sanford, Mt. Drum, Mt. Wrangell, and the Copper River Valley.

Box/Folder	Item	Description
4/19	A1	Sanford and Drum from over Copper Center.
4/19	A2	Sanford, Drum, Wrangell from Gulkana.
4/19	A3	Sanford River and Sanford from over Copper River.
4/19	A4	Sanford from between Gulkana and Chistochina.
4/19	A5	Sanford from just west of Chistochina.
4/19	A6	Sanford from over Chistochina.
4/19	A7	Looking westward down Copper River from over junction of Chistochina and Copper River (foreground).
4/19	A8	Mt. Sanford from the head of the Sanford River (southwest face).
4/19	A9	Sanford from southwest (head of Sanford River).
4/19	A10	Mt. Wrangell from over divide between Sanford and Drum.
4/19	A11	Mt. Drum from over divide between Sanford and Drum.
4/19	A12	Glacier draining southwest face of Sanford and head of Sanford River.
4/19	A13	Sanford from northwest just west of head of Boulder Creek.
4/19	A14	Ridge dividing two glaciers by which Sanford can be climbed. Left one, Capital Glacier; other just west of Capital Glacier snouts at about 5,000 feet. Both can be landed on by plane.
4/19	A15	Capital Glacier (head of Boulder Creek and Sanford from 10,000 feet).
4/19	A16	Sanford over the top of Capital Mountain.
4/19	A17	Sanford from the north.
4/19	A18-19	Capital Glacier and Mt. Sanford.
4/19	A20	Detail of ridges that must be climbed if Sanford is done from glacier at head of Sanford River.
4/19	A21	Detail of lower portion of Capital Glacier from 8,000 feet. Deep shadow at noon, January 28, 1937.
4/19	A22	Looking north down Boulder Creek from over Capital Glacier.
4/19	A23	Looking west toward Mt. McKinley.
4/19	A24	Mt. Hayes Range.
4/19	A25	Mt. Drum, Alaska (Dow).
4/19	A26	Valdez, Alaska (Washburn and Dow).
4/19	A27	Walsh Glacier scene.
4/19	A28	Mountain near Low River from Valdez.
4/19	A29	Group at Muddville [Russ Dow, Brad Washburn, Bob Bates, Bob Reeve, and unknown man in front of plane].
4/19	A30-A31	Plane at Walsh Glacier camp.
4/19	A32	Walsh Glacier Camp.
4/19	A33	Mt. Steel from Walsh Glacier camp.
4/19	A34	Base camp, Walsh Glacier, 1937.
4/19	A35	Scene from Walsh Glacier.
4/19	A36	Base camp, Walsh Glacier.
4/19	A37	Plane at base camp on Walsh Glacier.
4/19	A39	Bob, Brad and I at Mudville.
4/19	A40	Bob at Big 4 Mine.
4/19	A41	Bob and I at Mudville.
4/19	A42	Bob unloading freight at Big 4 Mine.
4/19	A43	Bob at Mudville.
4/19	A44-A45	Bob at Big 4 Mine.
4/19	A46	Mt. Foraker (left), Mt. McKinley (right), Dow.
4/19	A47-A48	Left to right: Mt. Foraker, Mt. Hunter, Mt. McKinley.
4/19	A49	Mt. McKinley Range from Matanuska Glacier.
6/48		Negatives.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14f: Valdez to Mt. Sanford flight photographs; 1937. 0.04 cubic feet.

This subseries consists of 76 prints and 76 negatives, including black and white 4×6 inch photographs. It also includes unidentified photographs of mountains from the air, skiing, a glacial expedition, and Valdez.

Box/Folder	Description
4/20	Prints
6/49	Negatives

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14g: Numbered black and white 3.5×3.5 inch photographs; 1933-1935. 0.04 cubic feet.

This subseries consists of 152 prints and 152 negatives. It includes photographs of the glacial expeditions of 1934 and 1935, the Dow family, Dartmouth University, skiing and ski jumping. Prints of numbers 1-4 and 7-36 were originally placed in the Dow album entitled Brad’s Crillon Trip 1934; prints of numbers 83-105 were originally placed in the Dow album entitled Alaskan Glacial Field Survey, OS Field, 1935 both in subseries 14a. Descriptions were taken from captions, where provided.

Box/Folder	Item	Description
4/21	1-22	Untitled.
4/21	23	Left to right: Wok, Bem, Dave, Brad, Ad, Hal [expedition members].
4/21	24-29	Untitled.
4/21	30	Jasper Park.
4/21	31-34	Untitled.
4/21	35	Rita Smith, Russel Dow, Ginger Perdy.
4/21	36	[Rita Smith, Russel Dow].
4/21	37-50	Untitled.
4/21	51a-b	Russ in dress suit.
4/21	52-82	Untitled.
4/21	83	Point Gustavus from the pier.
4/21	84	Me.
4/21	85	First tidal glacier east of Johns Hopkins Glacier on south side of Fiord. W.D.F., L.P., W.S.C.
4/21	86	Johns Hopkins Glacier. W.D.F., L.P.
4/21	87	Untitled.
4/21	88	Me.
4/21	89	Icebergs in Muir Inlet.
4/21	90	Me.
4/21	91	Stranded bergs in cove we anchored in near Muir Glacier.
4/21	92	Untitled.
4/21	93	Brady Glacier just inside Cape Spencer.
4/21	94	La Perouse and Daglet glaciers, Mt. Crillon and Mt. La Perouse. From the SS. Yukon on the gulf. L.P.
4/21	95	Mountains back of Lituya Bay. No. 4 of pan.
4/21	96	Mt. Crillon. No. 3 of pan. L.P.
4/21	97	Mt. La Perouse, La Perouse and Daglet glaciers. No. 2 of pan. L.P.
4/21	98	La Perouse Glacier. No. 1 of panorama.
4/21	99	Mt. Fairweather. No. 5 of pan.
4/21	100	Mt. Fairweather.
4/21	101	Copper River and Northwestern R.R. between Childs and Miles glaciers.
4/21	102	Speeder we took from Cordova to Childs, Miles, and Allen glaciers. Left to right: Field, The drive, Stix, Cooper.
4/21	103	Miles Glacier from the track. L.P., W.S.C.
4/21	104	Harriman Glacier. L.P.
4/21	105	Detached Glacier on left and Baker Glacier on right.
4/21	106	Surprise Glacier.
4/21	107	Surprise Glacier on left. Baker Glacier next. End of Serpentine near water. Mt. Muir in back of Harriman Fiord.
4/21	108-109	Untitled.
4/21	110	Taken into the sun at Surprise Glacier. Left to right: Field; Cooper; Stix; Cap.; Bill Crooker of Cordova; Engineer; Frank Granite, Cordova; Cook, Les Newton, Tacoma, Washington.
4/21	111	The Fidelity with Serpentine Glacier in background.
4/21	112	Cascade Glacier on left and Barry Glacier on the right.
4/21	113	Looking up College Fiord.
4/21	114	Yale Glacier in College Fiord.
4/21	115	Les Newton with goat that Frank Granite wounded with a 30-30 rifle. Les dropped with the 12-guage automatic and I finished off with the 22 pea-shooter in Harvard arm of College Fiord.
4/21	116	Waterfall in Blackstone Inlet Cabe we went in for movies just to right of waterfall. L.P., W.S.C.
4/21	117	Marquette Glacier left and Beloit Glacier on right. Taken from Station 7 on Willard Island. L.P., W.S.C.
4/21	118	Blackstone Glacier, Fidelity in foreground from Station 7 on Willard Island. L.P., W.S.C.
4/21	119-121	Untitled.
4/21	122	Me.
4/21	123-124	Untitled.
4/21	126-133	Untitled.
4/21	135	Untitled.
4/21	136	The very special one. You and Ben in the canoe, you took.
4/21	137-154	Untitled.
6/50		Negatives.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14h: Black and white prints from filmstrip frames; 1934-1937. 0.02 cubic feet.

This subseries consists of 60 prints made from the filmstrips in Series 15: Filmstrips. For details and descriptions, see series 15.

Box/Folder	Item
4/22	Filmstrip 6, frame 26.
4/22	Filmstrip 13, frame 28.
4/22	Filmstrip 17, frames 41 and 42.
4/22	Filmstrip 21, frame 3.
4/22	Filmstrip 22, frames 4, 5, and 8.
4/22	Filmstrip 24, frame 6.
4/22	Filmstrip 25, frames 6 and 26.
4/22	Filmstrip 28, frames 4, 5, 40, and 41.
4/22	Filmstrip 29, frames 1, 8, 25, 48, 49, 51, and 52.
4/22	Filmstrip 32, frames 8, 18, 19, 24, 35, and 38.
4/22	Filmstrip 33, frame 53.
4/22	Filmstrip 36, frames 4, 6, 22, 26-29, 37, 42, and 48.
4/22	Filmstrip 37, frames 28, 29, 31, 33, 36, 37, and 41.
4/22	Filmstrip 38, frames 9, 11, 29, 30, 47, and 48.
4/22	Filmstrip 39, frames 12, 14, 18-20, 26.
4/22	Three unidentified prints: identified on the back as I27, I31, and 319.
4/22	Two negatives from above images.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14i: Numbered color photographs; undated, 1962-1979. 0.53 cubic feet.

This subseries consists of 2,105 prints and 2,048 negatives. Prominent subjects include mountain sheep hunts, the Dow Homestead, the 1964 earthquake, the Palmer Pioneer Home, the State Fair and fair parades, the Grotto Lunker parades, Pioneers of Alaska picnics, and various family gatherings. “Country Estate” or “C.E.” refers to the Dow house and homestead north of the Knik River Bridge. “Town House” or “T.H.” refers to the Palmer Pioneer Home. The photograph numbers were generally assigned in chronological order.

Box/Folder	Item	Description	Dates
4/23	1	Big Lake.	1962
4/23	2-7	Untitled.	undated
4/23	8	Me on our back steps.	1962 summer
4/23	9-39	Untitled.	undated
4/23	40-43	Chilkoot Indian Dancers.	1963
4/23	44-47	Untitled.	undated
4/23	48-66	Sheep hunt.	1962 August 9-12
4/23	67-70	State Fair.	1962 September
4/23	71	Rusty’s first black light exhibit, State Fair.	1962
4/23	72-77	Draze and I caribou hunt to Tangle Lakes.	1962 September
4/23	78-85	Untitled.	undated
4/23	86	Left to right: Ad Carter, Larry Cart, Peter Carter, Jim Sise, Harvey Eldridge.	1963 June 20
4/23	87	Jim Sise, Harry Eldridge.	1963 June 20
4/23	88	Larry Jackson from Laconia, N.H.	1963 June 19
4/23	89-96	Untitled.	undated
4/23	99-107	Overhaul at Eklutna Project power plant.	undated
4/23	109-137	Sheep hunt.	1963
4/23	138-148	Untitled.	undated
4/23	149	Earthquake, Anchorage.	1964 March
4/23	150-192	Untitled.	undated
4/23	193-195	[Girl in Communion dress].	undated
4/23	196-201	Untitled.	undated
4/23	202-236	Talkeetna cabins.	circa 1964
4/23	237-247	Untitled.	undated
4/23	248-257	State Fair parade in Palmer.	1965
4/23	258-278	Untitled.	undated
4/23	279-286	State Fair exhibits.	1967
4/23	287-321	Untitled.	undated
4/23	322-324	[Ernest Greuning at dedication of plaque on rock].	undated
4/23	325-378	Untitled.	undated
4/23	379-380	Skip, Chris, Kork, Mudryk, brother Jack Scott, Rusty. Two 3.5 X 4.5 inch prints of Jack Scott’s visit.	undated
4/23	381-441	Untitled.	undated
4/23	442-453	PER Dinner at Elks, squirrel at kitchen window.	1970 May
4/23	454-475	Colony Day parade and banquet at Elks Club-Rusty and Russ.	1970 May
4/23	476-495	Rusty’s birthday party, Ada Fishburn up on tour, our Country Estate.	1970 June
4/23	496-500	Matanuska River and flower planting around Palmer.	1970 summer
5/1	501-510	Matanuska River and flower planting around Palmer.	1970 summer
5/1	511-522	Charlie Brannen, rainbows and fall colors.	1970 September
5/1	523-537	November dandelions and pussy willows, fall colors, Charlie’s wheel chair and car seat I fixed up.	1970 November
5/1	538-552	Frost scenes, Christmas decorations in Rusty’s hospital room, and Rusty at Christmastime.	1970 fall
5/1	553-562	State Fair parade and horse show.	1971 August
5/1	563-574	Matanuska River flood aftermath, Pea Harvest Festival cooks.	1971 September 1
5/1	575-586	Trip to Eureka and Portage Glacier with my sis (Lee Bradley).	1971 September 9
5/1	587-598	Matanuska River flood, Eklutna Glacier.	1971 September 10
5/1	599-610	Rusty’s paintings at home.	1971 September 23
5/1	611-620	Rusty in hospital, moose in yard of Palmer Drive Inn, Jim and Betty’s cat.	1971 November 4
5/1	621-632	Rusty, Christmas 1971 at hospital.	1972 January 5
5/1	633-651	Christmas 1971 at hospital.	1971 December 25
5/1	652-663	Moose in yard, sunsets, Rusty at beauty parlor at Town House.	1972 April
5/1	664-681	Country Estate, Rusty’s paintings in Palmer Library.	1972 May
5/1	682-693	Scenery, Putty, Rusty’s B.D. party at T.H. on patio June 15, 1972	1972 July 5
5/1	694-713	Rusty’s B.D. party at Jim and Betty’s, scenes at Town House and Country Estate.	1972 June 10-20
5/1	714-733	Pioneer Home (T.H.) sunsets, trip over Hatcher Pass, Rusty’s first long trip.	1972 June-July
5/1	734-745	Flowers around Pioneer Home, hospital and Anchorage.	1972 August
5/1	746-765	State Fair scenes, parade.	1972 September
5/1	766-776	State Fair, Country Estate, Freddy Johnson serenading nursing wing at T.H. with his accordion.	1972 September to November
5/1	777-792	Thanksgiving at Jim and Betty’s.	1972 November
5/1	793-804	Snow scenes at power plant, Elks Christmas trip to Talkeetna, Rusty with Christmas cards at T.H.	1972 December
5/1	805-824	Anniversary, Christmas at Barry’s resort and Elks Club, Christmas at T.H.	1972 December 20-25
5/1	825-842	Christmas time at Town House, 2 at Jim and Betty’s.	1972 December 25, 1973 January 15
5/1	843-854	Pioneer Igloo and Aux. birthday party at Moose Club, Pioneer Peak from Country Estate.	1973 February –March
5/1	855-866	Rusty, her room at T.H., turtle pillow, dedication of new post office at Willow.	1973 April-June
5/1	867-885	Rusty’s B.D. party at Jim and Betty’s, Pioneer picnic at Snyder Park in Wasilla, wild roses at home, first Grotto Lunker parade at start of Midsummer Festival.	1973 June
5/1	886-897	Some of Grotto Lunker parade, Rusty among apple blossoms, Putty and Turtle, our rose bushes (wild).	1973 June
5/1	898-909	Grotto Lunker parade for Midsummer Festival.	1973 June
5/1	910-929	Rusty among flowers at Pioneer Home, squirrel on our back porch, our trip to Portage Glacier, Rusty at horse race at State Fair.	1973 August
5/1	930-941	At State Fair. Rusty’s upholstered commode at C.E.	1973 September
5/1	942-961	Trip to Valdez, ferry to Whittier and Portage and home, end of State Fair.	1973 September
5/1	962-973	State Fair, fall foliage around Knik Bridge area.	1973 September
5/1	974-976	Thanksgiving at Pioneer Home.	1973 November
5/1	977-988	Cat and kittens, Rusty at C.E. with Christmas decorations, Rusty at T.H. with Christmas decorations.	1973 December
5/1	989-1004	Christmas at Mom and Rip Harris, New Year’s Eve at Elks 73 out 74 in, our new chair at power plant.	1973 December
5/2	1005-1007	Christmas at Mom and Rip Harris, New Year’s Eve at Elks 73 out 74 in, our new chair at power plant.	1973 December
5/2	1008-1019	Copper Center Church, ice breakup in Copper River, Rusty at T.H., start of new bridge across Knik River near C.E.	1974 May
5/2	1020-1031	Picnic on back lawn of T.H., mountains, Vetch in bloom at C.E., Rusty with a bouquet in lounge of T.H., Rusty by outside flower garden at T.H.	1974 June
5/2	1032-1043	Trip to McKinley View Lodge, Town House garden and picnic on back lawn.	undated
5/2	1044-1055	Tri Valley Arts, wildflower show and Rusty’s paintings exhibit at Palmer Library, our cats, old cabin near Palmer.	1974 July
5/2	1056-1075	Our new spray-insulation job on outside walls of C.E., flowers at State Fairgrounds, scarecrows near Palmer, old buildings at Talkeetna.	1974 August
5/2	1076-1095	Old cabins at Talkeetna, crafts displays at State Fair, State Fair parade.	1974 August
5/2	1096-1107	Trip to Mary Cary’s lodge, new paint job on our Country Estate, Kashwitna Lake and McKinley from highway.	1974 September
5/2	1108-1119	Mt. McKinley from highway, Hurricane Gulch bridge, McKinley from Mary Cary’s, picture from power plant, Wendy Scott’s wedding.	1974 September
5/2	1120-1131	Wendy Scott’s wedding, Mr. White.	1974 September 22
5/2	1132-1143	Kerry, Rusty, Jim, Betty, Wendy. fall foliage.	1974 October 10
5/2	1144-1155	Rusty got her hair red again, Rusty among plants in T.H. lounge, our cats, Rusty’s room with Thanksgiving decorations, 3 prints missing of our cats.	1974 November 1-10
5/2	1156-1174	Pioneers Harvest Dinner at Wasilla, centerpiece Rusty won in raffle at dinner, Rusty preparing for Christmas a C.E., Christmas morning at T.H.	1974 November-December
5/2	1175-1186	Christmas dinner at Palmer Pioneer Home (Our Town House), Jim and Betty’s Tree.	1974 December
5/2	1187-1198	Christmas at Jim and Betty’s, T.H. room, Country Estate, old Marsh cabin, Pioneer Igloo #31 and Aux. 11 installation of officers.	1974 December-1975 January
5/2	1199-1209	Pioneer Igloo #31 and Aux. 11 installation of officers.	1975 January
5/2	1210-1221	Cow moose and calf feeding near studio window at C.E., cow had crippled right leg.	1975 February
5/2	1222-1233	Rusty and I on my birthday April 1975, spring breakup scenes at C.E. and Mary Cary’s lodge, Pioneer picnic at Snyder Park in June, flowers starting at T.H. with Rusty.	1975 April-June
5/2	1234-1253	Grotto Lunker parade in review in front of Pioneer Home.	1975 June
5/2	1254-1265	June birthday party at Pioneer Home sponsored by Pioneers Igloo 31 and Aux. 11 for birthdays in month. Rusty, Manilla Yohn, Mrs. McKeckney, Mrs. Kecker, Evan ?, and Vern Metcalf.	1975 June
5/2	1266-1277	Rusty at her 1975 birthday party at Jim and Betty’s, trip to Mary Cary’s lodge, Putty on porch, storm clouds over Matanuska River, rainbow near Country Estate;	1975 August
5/2	1278-1289	Flowers and Rusty at T.H., McKinley from Mary Cary’s lodge.	1975 September-October
5/2	1290-1300	Cottonwood trees and McKinley from Mary Cary’s, Eklutna Valley and odd icicles, Thanksgiving at T.H.	1975 September-November
5/2	1301-1312	Untitled.	1975 November
5/2	1313-1323	Elliot and Laura Jones and family–Thanksgiving, Rusty and her room on Thanksgiving, sunset from Palmer, Christmas party at T.H.	1975 November-December
5/2	1324-1342	Christmas party at T.H., two sunsets from C.E.	1975 December
5/2	1343-1353	[Christmas, Valentine’s Day, moving day].	undated
5/2	1354-1373	Moving to new room, frost on trees, Talkeetna trip.	1976 January-May
5/2	1374-1385	Springtime around Town House.	1976
5/2	1386-1397	Late May picnic on back lawn of Pioneer Home.	1976 May
5/2	1398-1408	Late May picnic at Town House.	1976 May
5/2	1409-1428	Pioneer picnic, Rusty’s B.D. party, Grotto Lunker parade.	1976 June
5/2	1429-1448	Grotto Lunker parade.	1976 June
5/2	1449-1460	Grotto Lunker parade, wild roses at C.E.	1976 June
5/2	1461-1472	Irene Gallant at picnic, Rusty’s new hair doo, rainbows.	1976 June
5/2	1473-1482	Pioneer birthday party at Pioneer Home.	1976 June
5/2	1483-1493	Rollie Snodgrass B.D. party at Elks, spud field, August Luau at T.H.	1976
5/2	1494-1505	Rainbows, Susitna River and Kashwitna Lake, State Fair parade.	1976
5/2	1506-1508	State Fair parade.	1976 August
5/3	1509-1525	State Fair parade.	1976 August
5/3	1526-1545	State Fair parade, Emil and T.H. garden, sunsets, fall colors.	1976
5/3	1546-1557	Wasilla station, buildings at Talkeetna.	1976 September
5/3	1558-1569	Mt. McKinley near Talkeetna, McKinley View Lodge and view point.	1976 October
5/3	1570-1588	Untitled.	1976 December-1977 April
5/3	1589-1600	T.H. birthday party, Pioneer picnic.	1977 June
5/3	1601-1620	Grotto Lunker parade.	1977 June
5/3	1621-1640	Grotto Lunker parade.	1977 June
5/3	1641-1652	State Fair parade.	1977
5/3	1653-1663	Parade, flowers, Kirk and Vera Stone.	1977
5/3	1664-1683	Eklutna Lake full, Rusty and our tomatoes at C.E., State Fair, vegetables and flowers.	1977 September
5/3	1684-1695	McKinley View Inn, Rusty and her plants at C.E.	1977 September-November
5/3	1696-1707	Rusty, T.H. Christmas party.	December 1977
5/3	1708-1724	T.H. Christmas, Christmas at Lanna’s, C.E. snow scenes, Pioneers dinner party.	1978 March
5/3	1725-1736	Rusty and decorated Easter eggs, moose in yard, downed power line.	1978 May
5/3	1737-1756	Downed power line repair, Palmer Pioneer Home Kitchen Band.	1978 June
5/3	1757-1776	Grotto Lunker parade.	1978 June
5/3	1777-1796	T.H. doings, Girl Scout State Jamboree at fairgrounds.	1978 June
5/3	1797-1808	Grotto Lunker parade.	1978 June
5/3	1809-1820	Grotto Lunker parade.	1978 June
5/3	1821-1832	June birthday party at T.H. by Pioneers.	1978 June
5/3	1833-1852	Portage Glacier trip, Marsh cabin, Ray and Cherril Loug and Rusty.	1978 July
5/3	1853-1864	T.H. group to Anchorage Pioneer Home for lunch, bus near Talkeetna.	1978 July
5/3	1865-1884	State Fair parade in Palmer.	1978 August
5/3	1885-1904	Poppies planted with new grass on Glenn Highway near Eklutna, State Fair parade near P.P. Home.	1978 September
5/3	1905-1924	State Fair parade, grounds, and exhibits.	1978 September
5/3	1925-1942	Rusty and I guests of National Writers Convention trip to Mary Cary’s, Pioneer Harvest Dinner, T.H. shopping bus to Anchorage.	1978 December
5/3	1943-1961	Christmas preparations at P.P. Home.	1978 December
5/3	1962-1980	Moose Lodge Tom and Jerry party, Christmas time at P.P. Home, Busby’s wedding.	1978 December
5/3	1981-2000	Snow scenes & blizzard.	1979 February
5/4	2001-2020	Untitled.	1979 February
5/4	2021-2040	Alaskans Convention at Las Vegas, Keith Hook retirement party, trip to Eureka.	1979 April
5/4	2041-2059	Trip to Eureka, odd tree growth, Rusty and her Easter bonnet (T.H. Easter parade), Knik Arm ice.	1979 June
5/4	2060-2079	Grotto Lunker parade, Pioneer Home June birthday party.	1979 June
5/4	2080-2099	State Fair parade.	1979 August
5/4	2100-2119	Untitled.	1979 August
5/4	T1-T12	Winter scenes between C.E. and Palmer, putty cat, my desk.	1970-1971
5/4	T13-T31	Rusty in hospital, ice on Eklutna 115 KV line, across bridge.	1971 spring
5/4	T32-T41	Alyeska, Matanuska River flood, my sis’s B.D. party at Jim and Betty’s.	1971 August
5/4	T42-T50	Mrs. Hartley and Bud Campbell (test flash), Jacque doing Rusty’s hair in hospital, some of Rusty’s paintings at C.E.	1971 fall
5/4	T51-T61	Fall colors, early snow, first snow man of season by hospital, my darling with my cap on.	1971 October
5/4	T62-T66	Christmas time at hospital.	1971 December
5/4	T67-T78	Near Knik, wild roses, grounds at T.H.	1972 June
5/4	T79-T90	Flower gardens around Palmer, my sweetheart Rusty admiring flowers.	1972 summer
5/4	T91-T98	Salmon spawning, State Fair parade.	1972 August-September
5/4	T99-T110	Untitled.	1972 Summer
5/4	T111-T120	Christmas 1977, snow scenes at C.E., DeLand Family dinner.	undated, 1977
5/4	T121-T138	DeLand Family dinner, Pioneer dinner and crowning of regents.	1978 March
6/51		Negatives

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14j: Unnumbered groups of black and white and color photographs; undated, 1917-1987. 1.05 cubic feet.

This subseries includes 2569 prints, 1993 negatives of early family photographs of the Dow family of Woodsville, New Hampshire, and such subjects as the Alaska Highway, Anchorage, the Anchorage Ski Club, the Dow Homestead, Anchorage Sand and Gravel, Eklutna Lake and village, the Fairbanks Dog Derby/Ice Carnival, Knik River floods, and Valdez. Most groups are arranged in alphabetical order, but the last group is arranged in chronological order.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
5/5	1947 Trip and Alcan Highway. 1 original print, 36 contact prints, 60 negatives.	1947
5/6	Alaskan Indian Baskets: H.B. Walking collection, 88 pieces includes handwritten list of numbers and locations. 1 original print, 8 X 10 inch.	undated
5/7	Anchorage street scene, 4th Ave. 2 contact prints, 2 negatives.	circa 1937
5/8	Anchorage Fur Rendezvous: drilling platform, cross-country ski race, ski jump, and sled-dogs in downtown Anchorage. 36 contact prints, 2 original prints, 36 negatives.	circa 1941-1949
5/9	Anchorage Ski Club meeting/party. 14 original prints. 1 contact print sheet.	circa 1941-1949
9/1	Anchorage Ski Club meeting/party. 17-35mm negatives.	circa 1941-1949
5/10	Buffalo Gap, Texas: people and house. 7 original prints.	undated
5/11	Cabins and Caches, Copper Center. 9 contact prints, 9 negatives.	undated
5/12	Climbing Mt. Baldy, Mt. San Antonio in Southern California. 10 original prints, 9 different.	circa 1938
5/13	Cripple Creek Gold Mine near Aniak: Digging a new creek channel with tractor. 5 original prints.	1946
5/14	Dinner buffet party at the Dows’ cabin on Bootleggers Cove. 6 original color prints.	1945 October
5/15	Dow family photographs. 115 original prints: 111 black and white, 4 color.	undated, 1917-1942, 1968
5/16	Dow Homestead and Anchorage Sand and Gravel. 83 prints, 1 contact proof sheet, 93 negatives, 102 different.	undated, 1948, 1949
5/17	Dow Homestead: House building. 14 original prints, 9 negatives, 11 different.	circa 1960
5/18	Dow Homestead: Old house tear down. 17 original prints, 12 negatives, 12 different.	circa 1960
5/19	Russell Dow: Photos of. 23 prints: 19 black and white, 4 color. 1 black and white negative; 23 different.	undated, 1933-1964
5/20	Russell and Rusty Dow. 21 original prints: 13 black and white, 8 color. 1 black and white negative. 19 different.	undated, 1961-1987
5/21	Rusty Dow loading and unloading frieght from truck in Palmer. 6 original prints.	circa 1939
5/22	Eklutna: lake, church and cemetery. 3 original prints.	undated
5/23	Fairbanks Dog Derby/Ice Carnival. 31 original prints. 4 contact print sheets.	circa 1941-1949
9/2	Fairbanks Dog Derby/Ice Carnival. 87-35mm negatives.	circa 1941-1949
5/24	Fourth of July Parade in Anchorage and rodeo. 6 original prints.	1941
5/25	Harvard-Dartmouth Alaskan Expeditions of 1930, 1932, 1933 and 1934: Photo of plaque dedicated to Jim Huscroft in 1940, 1 original print.	circa 1940
5/26	Harvard-Dartmouth Expedition reunion photo of members and spouses in Milton Mass.: Ad Carter, Gail Bates, Bob Bates, Russ Dow, Barbara Washburn, Ann Carter and Brad Washburn. 1 original print.	1989 September 24
5/27	Highway: Dodge command car on highway. 1 original print, 6 negatives.	circa 1947
5/28	Highway and Ski Trip. 8 original prints, 4 contact prints, 12 negatives.	1948
5/29	Jonesville Mine. 6 original prints, 1 copy print, 4 negatives, 5 different.	1959 October
5/30	Knik Beach, Alaska, OGH, photographer print, 18 X 10 inch.	1906 October
5/31	Knik River Bridge, Dow Homestead. 8 water-damaged prints, 12 black and white negatives.	circa 1951-1959
5/32	Knik River flood at Dow Homestead, caches and man with dog. 11 contact prints, 11 negatives.	circa 1953
5/33	Knik River flood. 14 original prints, 12 negatives, 12 different.	1957
5/34	Lake George flood at Dow Country Estate homestead. 13 original prints, 6 contact prints, 15 negatives, 17 different.	1958
5/35	Matanuska Valley Fair exhibits and Anchorage Fur Rendezvous parade. 5 original prints, 12 negatives.	1957-1958
5/36	Moose being removed from open grave. 4 prints, 2 different. 2 color slides.	undated
5/37	Downtown Palmer, 2 contact prints, 2-120 size negatives.	circa 1941-1949
5/38	Reindeer harvest in Kotzebue. 35 original prints.	circa 1951-1959
5/39	Roadhouse interior unidentified), Rusty with puppies, parrots on ladder. 16 original water-damaged prints.	1952 May
9/3	Roadhouse interior unidentified), Rusty with puppies, parrots on ladder. 19-35mm negatives.	1952 May
5/40	Ship Creek: Looking toward government hill and ice against railroad bridge. 2 original prints.	1942
5/41	Skiing/winter sports photographs miscellaneous): Anchorage Ski Club, Denali Ski Patrol, ski train to Curry, skiing in New Hampshire, Anchorage Beavers hockey and All Alaska Dog Derby. 93 original prints, 2 contact proof sheets, 4-120 size negatives, 69-35mm negatives, 88 different.	undated, 1938, 1946, circa 1938-1949
5/42	Sled-dog race 11 original water-damaged prints, 12 negatives..	undated
5/43	Spenard bathhouse with five children in foreground. 1 contact print, 1 negative.	circa 1941-1949
5/44	Stony Hill, fishing in river and roadside store. 2 contact proof sheets, 22 negatives.	circa 1951-1959
5/45	Valdez: Friends and people. 29 original prints, 28 different.	circa 1936, 1937
5/46	Valdez: Aerial photos. 2 prints, 1-8 X 10 inch, 1-5 X 7 inch. 1 negative, 8 X 10 inch, 2 different.	circa 1938
5/47	Valdez and Copper River: wrecked vehicle, fish wheel, mountains and Richardson Highway. 10 original water-damaged prints, 12 negatives.	1953 July
5/48	Miscellaneous Photos: Rusty, roadside store, boat harbor. 11 original prints, 12 negatives.	1957 July
5/49	Color-tinted prints. 6 original color-tinted prints, 8 X 10 inch, 6 different. Portraits of Russ and Rusty Dow, 4. Mountain scenes, 2.	undated
5/50	Miscellaneous photos of people identified. 22 original prints: 18 black and white, 4 color. 1 black and white negative, 21 different. Includes photos of Bob, Jan, and Dick Reeve, Norman Bright, Walter C. Everett, Bradford and Barbara Washburn, Ada Fishburn, George Rengard, James McDowell, and Dick Huff.	undated 1939-1987
5/51	Miscellaneous photos of people, unidentified. 38 original prints: 25 black and white, 13 color. 38 different.	undated, 1912, 1961, 1963, 1976
5/52	Miscellaneous old photos: mining and gold rush era fire and smoke damaged. 17 original prints.	undated
5/53	Miscellaneous dog and sled dog team photos. 13 original prints, up to 8 X 10 inch.	undated
5/54	Miscellaneous landscape photos. 9 original prints, 2-5 X 7 inch, 7-8 X 10 inch.	undated
5/55	Miscellaneous mountain, glacier, and glacier expedition photos unidentified. 14 original prints. 1 negative, 8 X 10 inch, 15 different.	undated
5/56	Miscellaneous ski photos. 6 original prints, 8 X 10 inch.	undated
5/57	Miscellaneous winter scenes. 26 original prints, up to 8 X 10 inch.	undated
5/58	Miscellaneous photos identified. 12 original prints: 10 black and white, 2 color. Subjects of photos include White Horse, Yukon Territory. Mt. Sanford and Mt. Drum. Mendenhall 1902. Independence Mine State Park, railroad next to the Frasier River near Tete Jaune Pass, hydraulic mining on Lovet Gulch on Bonanza Creek, Klondike July 1930, reindeer herd in McKinley Park.	undated, 1902, 1930
5/59	Miscellaneous photos, unidentified. 57 original prints: 56 black and white, 1 color.	undated, 1917, 1949
9/4	Rusty in parka posing in front of automobile, 11 X 14 inch.	undated
9/4	Man with sled and dog team in forest, 12 X 14 inch.	undated
9/4	Rear of Jack Scott home, 8.5 X 12.5 inch.	undated
9/4	Panorama of Independence Mine, 4 X 14 inch.	undated
9/4	Panorama of settlement on bend in a river, 2.5 X 9.5 inch.	undated
9/4	“On the Trail”: dog team pulling sled. Logem torn, 8.75 X 13.75 inch.	undated
9/4	“Montana-1922”: farmers, horse teams, wagons, plows, threshing machine, and automobiles on plain below mountains, 7.5 X 19 inch.	1922
5/60	Mike Combs, Jr. 5 prints.	1976
5/61	Hawaiian Luau, Palmer Pioneer Home. 18 prints.	1976
5/62	Easter at Pioneer Home, 7 prints.	1979 April
5/63	22 prints.	1979 July
5/64	Russ’s black eye, Pioneer Home flowerbed, State Fair parade. 20 prints, 20 negatives.	summer 1979
5/65	Matanuska Valley, Turnagain Arm. 20 prints, 20 negatives.	summer, fall, winter 1979
5/66	Thanksgiving and Christmas, Palmer Pioneer Home. 20 prints, 20 negatives.	circa 1979
5/67	Matanuska Valley farm buildings. 57 prints, 57 negatives.	winter, spring 1980
5/68	Matanuska Valley, Palmer Pioneer Home. 19 prints, 20 negatives.	1980
5/69	Rusty in the Pioneer Home and in Palmer. 12 prints.	circa 1980
5/70	Rusty’s Christmas cards on Pioneer Home door, Alaskan Convention in Las Vegas. 21 prints, 19 negatives.	1979, 1980 March
5/71	Palmer Pioneer Home, Matanuska Valley farm buildings, Portage Glacier. 16 prints, 20 negatives.	summer 1980
5/72	Palmer Pioneer Home trip, Dow home. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	summer 1980
5/73	Thanksgiving, Christmas, Palmer Pioneer Home. 20 prints, 20 negatives.	1980
5/74	Matanuska Valley, Dow home. 16 prints, 18 negatives.	late summer, fall 1980
5/75	Christmas, Palmer Pioneer Home. 20 prints, 20 negatives.	1980
5/76	Palmer Pioneer Home. 5 prints.	1981 January
5/77	Dow home, farm, lawn tractor. 12 prints, 12 negatives.	1981 March
5/78	Farm, Palmer Pioneer Home Easter party. 20 prints, 20 negatives.	1981 April
5/79	Wedding at Pioneer Home, Eklutna power plant overhaul. 20 prints, 20 negatives.	1981 April
5/80	Eklutna power plant overhaul, Elks Club dinner. 12 prints, 12 negatives.	1981 April-May
5/81	Eklutna power plant overhaul, Dow home. 13 prints, 19 negatives.	1981 April-May
5/82	Elks P.E.R. dinner, Strawberry Festival at Pioneer Home. 12 prints, 12 negatives.	1981 May-June
5/83	Pioneer Home party. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 June
5/84	Dow home, old railroad station and tracks, party at Pioneer Home. 23 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 June
6/1	Pioneer home, trip. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 July
6/2	Pioneer home trip. 23 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 July-August
6/3	Gakona. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 August
6/4	State Fair and parade. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 August
6/5	State Fair parade. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 August
6/6	Pioneer Home Halloween party, pot and pans band. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 October
6/7	Dow home, Pioneer Home Halloween party. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1981 October
6/8	Pioneer Home. 14 prints.	1981 May
6/9	Pioneer Home: Christmas, Valentine’s Day. 23 prints, 24 negatives.	1981, 1982
6/10	Rusty, birds in a field. 9 prints, 8 negatives.	1982 May
6/11	Eklutna power plant overhaul, DePriest Wedding. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1982 June
6/12	Flowers, symphony concert at Pioneer Home, semi tractor-trailer wreck. 19 prints, 20 negatives.	1982 June
6/13	Eklutna power plant, Pioneer Home luau, Pioneer picnic. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1982 July
6/14	State Fair parade. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1982 August
6/15	Dow home, Christmas at the Pioneer Home. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1982 fall, December
6/16	Viola Tiderman’s 100th birthday party. 21 prints, 16 negatives.	1982
6/17	Interior of Dow home. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1983 January
6/18	Alaskans Convention in Las Vegas. 48 prints, 48 negatives.	1983 April
6/19	Alaskans Convention in Las Vegas, Arctic Valley. 22 prints, 24 negatives.	1983 April
6/20	Dow home, Pioneers’ picnic. 12 prints, 12 negatives.	1983 June
6/21	Pots and Pans Band school concert. 26 prints, 24 negatives.	1983 June
6/22	Circus, Pioneer Home clowns. 22 prints, 24 negatives.	1983 August-September
6/23	20 prints, 20 negatives.	1983 Fall to December
6/24	Christmas at Pioneer Home, Dow home, Rusty’s Easter bonnet. 23 prints, 24 negatives.	1983 December-1984 April
6/25	Pioneer Home birthday party, inside Eklutna power plant. 23 prints, 24 negatives.	1984 summer
6/26	Iditarod wall in Pioneer Home, Pioneer Homes joint picnic. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1985 June
6/27	Pioneer Homes joint picnic. 7 prints.	1985 June
6/28	Pioneer Home. 23 prints, 24 negatives.	1985 December
6/29	Christmas party at Sutton School, Pioneers’ picnic. 7 prints.	1985
6/30	Cemetery on Memorial Day, Pioneer Home. 24 prints, 24 negatives.	1986 March-June
6/31	Pioneer Home, 10 prints.	1986
6/32	Christmas party at Pioneer Home. 24 prints.	1986
6/33	Easter at Pioneer Home. 13 prints.	1987 April
6/34	Retirement/dining room housewarming parties at Pioneer Home. 12 prints.	1987 May
6/35	Constitution parade in Wasilla. 16 prints.	1987
6/36	Odsather 50th wedding anniversary. 23 prints.	1987
6/37	Pioneer Home picnic. 16 prints.	1987 summer
6/38	King Russ: coronation as King Regent, Pioneers of Alaska Igloo #31. 91 prints, 48 negatives.	1991 June
6/39	State Fair and parade, Pioneer Home. 44 prints, 24 negatives.	undated
6/40	Pioneer Home, interior of Dow home. 23 prints, 23 negatives.	undated
6/41	State Fair, Pioneer Home. 25 prints.	undated
6/42	Pioneers’ picnic. 17 prints.	undated
6/43	Pioneer Home residents identified on back of prints. 23 prints.	undated
6/44	Pioneer Home remodeling, Pioneers’ picnic, Grotto Lunker parade. 76 prints.	circa 1987
6/45	Miscellaneous 3.5 X 3.5 inch color prints and negatives. 31 prints, 36 negatives.	undated, 1956, 1965, 1967, 1971
6/46	Various trips and activities. 264 negatives.	1990-1991
6/47	Miscellaneous subjects. 27 prints.	1976-1987

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14k: Filmstrips; circa 1933-1939. 1.6 cubic feet.

This series consists primarily of 35mm black and white filmstrips of Russell Dow’s early trips to Alaska with the Washburn expeditions, his life in Valdez working with Robert Reeve, and McKinley Park. A set of captions to filmstrips 27-45 can be found at the end of this series. The filmstrips are generally in chronological order.

Box	Item	Description	Date
10	1	Across Canada, positive and negative print.	1933
10	2	In Alaska, positive and negative print.	1933
10	3	Shots from Brad’s movies, 1933 expedition, positive print.	1933
10	4	Across Canada, positive and negative print.	1934
10	5	Canada, Prince Rupert, Juneau, positive and negative print.	1934
10	6	Knole and base camps, positive and negative print.	1934
10	7	Knole and Great Valley, positive and negative print.	1934
10	8	Sledging panoramas from Knole, positive and negative print.	1934
10	9	Great Valley, base camp, beach, Mt. Klooch, Home, positive and negative print.	1934
10	10	Canada, Juneau, fishing, Glacier Bay, positive and negative print.	1935
10	11	Glacier Bay, positive and negative print.	1935
10	12	Muir Inlet, Islander, Gulf of Crillon, positive and negative print.	1935
10	13	Copper River, Harriman Fiord, positive and negative print.	1935
10	14	Harriman and College Fiords, positive and negative print.	1935
10	15	Columbia Bay, Port Nellie Juan, positive and negative print.	1935
10	16	Prince William Sound from air, Matanuska Valley, negative print.	1935
10	17	Across U.S., Home, positive and negative print.	1935
10	18	Seattle to Skagway, positive and negative print.	1936 February
10	19	Carcross, Atlin, Telegraph Creek, negative print.	1936 February
10	20	Carcross, flight to: Mt. Logan, Skagway, negative print.	1936
10	21	Skagway to Seattle, positive and negative print.	1936 March
10	22	Olympia, Wash.; Mt. Rainier; Seattle to Juneau, positive and negative print.	1936 June
10	23	Juneau, Atlin, Crillon Lake, positive and negative print.	1936
10	24	Crillon Glacier Survey, positive and negative print.	1936
10	25	Crillon to Lituya Bay, Port Althorpe, positive and negative print.	1936
10	26	Sitka, home, Harvard, positive and negative print.	undated
10	27	[Valdez, flight to Cordova], positive print.	undated
11	28	[Cordova, Katala], positive and negative print.	undated
11	29	[Valdez, boat trip to Sawmill Bay, ski trip], positive and negative print.	undated
11	30	[McCarthy, Chitina Glacier, Walsh Glacier, Mt. Logan, Mt. Steele, Mt. Lucania, mudflats, Valdez, dock at Valdez], positive print.	undated
11	31	[Jan. Trip north on ship, Mt. Sanford flight], positive print.	circa 1937
11	32	[Richardson Highway, Bridal Veil Falls, Worthington Glacier, porpoises in Prince William Sound on mail run, Navy seaplanes], positive and negative print.	undated
11	33	[Flight between McCarthy and Walsh Glacier: Chitina Glacier, Mt. Logan, Chitina River, McCarthy], positive and negative print.	undated
11	34	[Last fall at school, coming across U.S.A., Seattle, coming up coast, Ketchikan; Wrangell], positive and negative print.	undated
11	35	[Cordova, flight to Valdez with Gillham; flight to Copper Center, flight to Fairbanks], positive print.	undated
11	36	[Baseball game between Anchorage and U.S.S. Louisville in Valdez, trip to Breamner Gold Mine, 74 Mile Road Camp on highway, 35 Mile Station], positive and negative print.	circa 1937
11	37	Undescribed, positive and negative print.	undated
11	38	[Fairbanks: gold mining using dredges and hydraulics, farmland, University of Alaska], positive and negative print.	undated
11	39	[Valdez, air freighting to Ruff & Tuff Mine, flight to McCarthy and Walsh Glacier with freight], positive print.	undated
11	40	[74 Mile Road Camp. Cliff Mine, Ruff & Tuff Mine], positive and negative print.	undated
11	41	[Ruff & Tuff Mine, Gold Ring Mine, panorama from Columbia Glacier], positive and negative print.	undated
11	42	[Jim Herdman’s mine on Portage Creek, trip to Chulitna, Eskimo dancing at Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, broken axle on train locomotive, Curry Hotel], positive and negative print.	undated
11	43	[McKinley Park: rangers, sled-dog team, trail through park], positive and negative print.	undated
11	44	[Prince William Sound, people in Valdez, plane wrecked by wind, flight between Valdez and Anchorage], positive print.	undated
11	45	[McKinley Park: Park Station, new hotel, etc.], negative print.	undated
11	46	[Russell Dow at mine on glacier], positive print. Color filmstrip.	undated
11	47	Captions for filmstrip numbers 27 to 45.	undated

Series 14. Photographs. Series 14l: Photographs taken by or received from others; undated, 1907-1962. 0.10 cubic feet.

This series consists of 81 black and white prints and 20 black and white negatives Russ Dow received from friends or otherwise collected. They include prints from various studios and photographers. Most of them relate to the Matanuska Valley or other Alaska subjects. The series includes a group of photographs of John Goodlataw and other natives of the community of Chickaloon, dated around 1918. Folder descriptions begin with the source of the photographs.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
6/52	Robert H. Bates, trip to Grandview. 2 b&w prints, 2.5 X 3 inch prints.	circa 1940
6/53	Louis Boawn, ski photos. 10 b&w prints, 2.5 X 3.5, 3.5 X 5, 4 X 5, 4 X 6, and 5 X 7 inch, 9 different.	undated, 1942-1943
6/54	Dean Jackson (?), Dean Jackson with rifle and dressed in parka. 4 b&w, 2.5 X 3.5 inch prints.	circa 1941-1949
6/55	Ada Fishburn, stone house under construction in Yarnell, Arizona. 4 color, 3.5 X 5 inch prints.	1962
6/56	Mac’s Foto Service, Dow homestead. 1 b&w, 8 X 10 inch print.	circa 1951-1959
6/57	Hewitts Photo Shop, includes portraits, aerial views of the Matanuska Valley, Knik Glacier, and Palmer, and the colony. 7 b&w, 5 X 7, 6 X 8, and 8 X 11 inch prints.	undated, 1935.
6/58	Robinson Studio, includes portraits of Alaska Natives, a cache. 8 b&w, 5 X 7 inch prints.	undated
6/59	Various photographers and studios. Includes Alaska Native portraits, aerial color photo of Palmer Pioneer Home, Eklutna Flats, Rockport, Massachusetts fishing boat, and Nome. 5 b&w and color, 5 X 7, 6 X 8, and 8 X 10 inch prints	undated
6/60	Commisary of the Alaska Consolidated Copper Co. 5 b&w 5 X 7 inch prints.	1907 August
6/61	British Columbia Government Travel Bureau, includes Tweedsmuir Park, Wells Gray Park, pack train en route to Manning Park, and Hart Highway. 4 b&w, 8 X 10 inch prints.	undated
6/62	Matanuska Valley dairy farm. 6 b&w, 8 X 10 inch prints.	circa 1957
6/63	John Goodlataw, Chickaloon, Alaska, includes portraits of John and family, community scenes, and a letter from Territorial Governor Thomas Riggs to Mr. M. F. Roberts of McCarthy concerning John Goodlataw and the Indian school in McCarthy. 25 b&w, 3.5 X 5, 3.5 X 6, 5 X 7, 6.5 X 8.5 and 8 X 10 inch prints; 20 b&w 3.5 X 6 inch negatives.	undated, 1918

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14m: Color slides; undated, 1943-1964. 0.40 cubic feet.

This series consists of 1,898 35mm photographic color slides, including a small number of commercial slides from Anchorage studios. The series is divided into numbered and unnumbered slides.

Box/Folder	Item	Description
6/64	2-3	Flowers on Eklutna Flats.
6/64	4-5	Roadside in spring.
6/64	6-8	Rusty painting in field.
6/64	10-16	Moose in valley in summer.
6/64	17	Pontoon for plane in winter.
6/64	19	Airplane with pontoons on snow at dusk.
6/64	20-20A	Flowerbed.
6/64	21	Flowers near house.
6/64	23-27	Flowers near houses.
6/64	28	Wildflowers in valley.
6/64	29	Frost on bushes.
6/64	33	Sunset on inlet.
6/64	34-35	Rusty painting on shore of Eklutna Lake.
6/64	36	Untitled.
6/64	37-39	Sunset toward mountains.
6/64	40-41	Fourth of July parade, Anchorage.
6/64	44-48	Fair exhibits?
6/64	49	Christmas decorations.
6/64	51-54	Rusty’s parrots.
6/64	56	Untitled.
6/64	59	Shed.
6/64	62	Sunset looking up city street–Anchorage?
6/64	63	Husky near house.
6/64	64	Ruth Kilcher and baby (see series 14f, Nos. 1091-1097).
6/64	65-66	Rusty with three puppies.
6/64	67	Rusty and woman friend, Fort Richardson.
6/64	68-69	Caterpillar on forearm.
6/64	70	Rusty in front of truck, Fort Richardson.
6/64	71	Rusty and truck with with moose antlers.
6/64	72	Fish drying on racks.
6/64	73	Goats near cabin.
6/64	74	Boy and dog outside new cabin.
6/64	75	Untitled.
6/64	76-79	Victory picnic with steaks cooked over fire; 1945
6/64	80-81	Rusty’s father John Scott in chair at cabin on Bootleggers Cove.
6/64	83-84	Jack Scott in chair at cabin on Bootleggers Cove.
6/64	85	Snowed in?
6/64	87-89	Scow in cove?
6/64	90-91	Rusty sitting on log in woods.
6/64	92-93	Rusty in cabin with dog Roudy.
6/64	94-96	Rusty near clothesline in fireweed.
6/64	99	Rusty near clothesline in fireweed.
6/64	100	Aerial shot of Anchorage?
6/64	106	Moon over inlet.
6/64	108	Christmas tree in cabin.
6/64	109-121	Ski Club Gluhwein party at Dows’ cabin.
6/64	124	Ski Club Gluhwein party.
6/64	135	House with plants and flowers in front.
6/64	142	Christmas tree in cabin.
6/64	143	Rusty in pink robe. Christmas morning?
6/64	144	Photo portrait of Rusty on table.
6/64	145	Rusty, Jan Scott and John Bugge on his cabin porch.
6/64	146-147	Road in fall.
6/64	153	Cabbage field in snow.
6/64	155	Matanuska Valley field in summer.
6/64	156	Matanuska Valley field in winter.
6/64	157-158	Matanuska Valley in summer.
6/64	163	Rusty, Jan Scott and John Bugge on his cabin porch.
6/64	167-168	Memorial Day picnic, Palmer; 1948
6/64	169	Russ and Rusty Dow.
6/64	170-172	Potato harvest.
6/64	174-175	Potato harvest.
6/64	176	Jan Scott holding kitten.
6/64	177	Rusty with brother Zoell Scott on his farm in winter.
6/64	179	Jan Scott feeding pigs.
6/64	180	Zoell Scott’s house.
6/64	181	Rusty with Zoell on his farm in winter.
6/64	182	Rusty with horses.
6/64	183	Jan Scott in flowerbed.
6/64	184	Cows in pasture.
6/64	185	Jan Scott in flowerbed.
6/64	186	Rusty with Zoell, Helen and Jan Scott sitting on cultivator.
6/64	187-188	Rusty with two cakes.
6/64	189-191	Jan Scott with milk calf.
6/64	192-199	Jan and Helen Scott with mare and foal.
6/64	200	Helen Scott with foal.
6/65	201-202	Helen Scott with foal.
6/65	204-205	Working horse.
6/65	206-208	Sheep and lambs.
6/65	211	Dark lamb and sheep.
6/65	212-213	Threshing grain?
6/65	214-219	Ski club caribou dinner at Dows’ cabin; Mar. 1946
6/65	220-222	Dress ball.
6/65	223-228	Inside ski train to Curry.
6/65	230-231	Ski train to Curry.
6/65	233	Curry Hotel with skis and skiers in front.
6/65	234	Headwaiter at Curry Hotel.
6/65	235-236	Interior of Curry Hotel.
6/65	237-238	Skiing at Curry.
6/65	241-246	Skiing.
6/65	247-253	Denali Ski Patrol demonstration (see subseries 14f, No. 1051).
6/65	254	Skiers near railroad tracks.
6/65	255	Rusty on cross-country skis.
6/65	256	Skiers on hill.
6/65	257	Ski hill.
6/65	258	Skier on slalom course.
6/65	260	Skier on slalom course.
6/65	261	Skiers near starting line.
6/65	262	Snow on mountains.
6/65	263	Ski contestants resting on rock outcropping.
6/65	264	Skier on slalom course.
6/65	265	Skiers on hill.
6/65	266	View from top of hill.
6/65	267	Ski contestants at starting line.
6/65	268	Rusty and Russ Dow on ski hill.
6/65	269-270	Ski buses unloading at lodge.
6/65	271-272	Russ Dow posing in front of car.
6/65	273-274	Skis leaning against lodge.
6/65	275-276	Rusty skiing.
6/65	278	Skiers on hill.
6/65	280	Skiers near bottom of hill.
6/65	281	Eating lunch off of truck at base of ski hill.
6/65	282	Rusty and dog Roudy at Portage Glacier.
6/65	283	Rusty with camera.
6/65	284-285	Alaska Railroad train stopped near shoreline.
6/65	286	Valley leading to Portage Glacier.
6/65	287-290	Portage Glacier and Lake.
6/65	292-296	Portage Glacier and Lake.
6/65	299	Logging camp at Pigot Bay.
6/65	302-303	Log raft.
6/65	304	Shore from boat.
6/65	307	Aerial of bay.
6/65	308-310	Mountains from gulf.
6/65	311	Portage Glacier.
6/65	312	Mountain?
6/65	313	Road?
6/65	314	Rusty and friends.
6/65	315	Untitled.
6/65	316	Elk antlers above cabin door.
6/65	317	Rusty by cabin door.
6/65	318-319	Road?
6/65	339	Old cabin in fall.
6/65	340	Trestle bridge over stream.
6/65	341	Thompson Pass.
6/65	342	Rusty and sign at summit of Thompson Pass.
6/65	343	Thompson Pass.
6/65	346	Rusty and car on Richardson Highway.
6/65	350	Marked gravesite near river.
6/65	351	Grouse in tree.
6/65	352	Rusty and Roudy at end of tram over Chitina River.
6/65	353	Loading scow with hay bales on riverbank.
6/65	354	View of tram crossing Chitina River from below.
6/65	355	Unloading hay bales from scow on Chitina riverbank.
6/65	359	Man, dog and hay bales on scow crossing Chitina River.
6/65	360	Scow loaded with hay bales on Chitina riverbank near railbed.
6/65	361	Model T Ford and trailer on rails near Chitina River.
6/65	363-364	Model T Ford and trailer on rails loaded with hay bales.
6/65	365	Old cabin on Chitina riverbank.
6/65	366	View from railroad nearing wooden trestle bridge (Chickaloon).
6/65	368-369	Looking back on railbed and flatbed trailer.
6/65	370	Railroad trestle bridge over river gorge.
6/65	372	Road with mountain in distance.
6/65	378	Cave at base of cliff on river gorge.
6/65	382	Rusty waving on frozen lake/river.
6/65	385	Russian Orthodox Church grave markers in snow.
6/65	399	Three men and a woman next to freight car on skis (Freighting to Cripple Creek Gold Mine near Aniak); 1947
6/65	400	View of trail from top of freight car.
6/66	401	‘Cat’ pulling freight cars across slew in creek
6/66	402	Native and dogsled on flatbed freight car in train.
6/66	403	‘Cat’ moving snow.
6/66	404	Freight car from rear.
6/66	406	Frieght train from side and rear.
6/66	408-409	‘Cat’ and driver on trailer in snow.
6/66	413-417	Sled-dog team and driver on trail.
6/66	419	Woods.
6/66	420	Hillside from trail in winter.
6/66	423	Two old cabins in deep snow.
6/66	424	End of freight car along trail.
6/66	425	Unusual knotted tree trunk along trail.
6/66	427	Snow blowing across trail.
6/66	428-432	Sled-dog team on trail.
6/66	443	‘Cat’ and flatbed car from rear on trail.
6/66	449-450	Trimotor airplane in muddy field.
6/66	451	Cripple Creek gold camp.
6/66	452	Duck on creek.
6/66	453-454	Sparrow and birdhouse in building eves.
6/66	455	Cripple Creek gold camp.
6/66	457	Duck on creek.
6/66	458	Bird egg on gravel on ground.
6/66	459	Pine tree.
6/66	460	Panorama of gold camp in June.
6/66	461-463	Trestle sluice at Cripple Creek.
6/66	465	Photo portrait of Rusty and flowers on table.
6/66	468-474	Mining operations at Cripple Creek Mine. Pulling and cleaning riffles.
6/66	479	Mountain view over plane wing.
6/66	480-481	Moose in timber.
6/66	482	Car on road above river.
6/66	483	1st Camp, A.R.C., Glenn Highway construction.
6/66	484	Mountain scene.
6/66	485	Mountainside in summer.
6/66	488	View of lake and glacier from distance.
6/66	489-490	Mountains in the distance.
6/66	491	Rusty’s Dodge with mountain view on highway.
6/66	495	Mountains and highway.
6/66	498	Rusty and Roudy with Dodge along highway.
6/66	499-500	River view from highway.
6/66	501-508	Whitehorse, Yukon Territory; Dec. 1946
6/66	501	Old riverboat steamers: Yukoner and Klondike.
6/66	502	Riverboat steamer: Yukoner of Victoria B.C.
6/66	503	Rusty in front of cabin with porch.
6/66	504	Riverboat steamer: Bonanza King.
6/66	505	Riverbank and three white steamers.
6/66	506	Riverboat steamers: Alaska, Klondike, ?
6/66	507	Rear and paddlewheel of steamer.
6/66	508	Rusty on snowplow of steam locomotive in railyard.
6/66	509	Dam and bridge on river.
6/66	510	Cabin with yellow windows and door.
6/66	512	Tuck Inn, Mile 147, Meals and Lunches.
6/66	514	Highway rolling into distance.
6/66	515	Highway.
6/66	516	Dodge on highway in snow.
6/66	517-519	Highway in winter.
6/66	520	Frosted trees and bushes on hillside.
6/66	521-523	Mountain.
6/66	524-526	River gorge from above.
6/66	527	Frosted trees on hillside.
6/66	528	Highway and mountain in winter.
6/66	529	Highway in winter.
6/66	530	Mountain at dusk.
6/66	531	Frosted pine trees along highway.
6/66	533	Rusty by Dodge looking up new highway.
6/66	534	Rusty in parka and Roudy with Dodge along highway.
6/66	538-539	Side of highway at sunset.
6/66	540-541	Interior of general store.
6/66	542	H.M. Slyman, Beaton River Trading Post and Cafe.
6/66	543-544	Highway view near town.
6/66	545-546	Herding horses up road.
6/66	547	Horses and trailer in town
6/66	548	Horse sleigh on highway.
6/66	549	Railroad station.
6/66	550	Street scene with military vehicles.
6/66	551	Church (dark).
6/66	552	Street scene in Hythe, Alberta.
6/66	553	Horses and sleigh on road.
6/66	554	Horses pulling trailer in town in front of the Imperial Bank of Canada.
6/66	555-556	Interior of tavern.
6/66	557	Cattle and sheep in pen.
6/66	558	Cow on sleigh and farm truck.
6/66	559	Horses and sleigh.
6/66	560	Cattle in feeding pen.
6/66	561	Pigs in feeding pen, cattle in pen, Rusty in parka on fence.
6/66	562-568	River at breakup. Men on bridge using pikes to clear logs and debris from river.
6/66	569	Farm from a distance.
6/66	570	Farm field.
6/66	571-572	Rusty in Dodge next to barracks.
6/66	573	Old cabins.
6/66	574	Building ruins.
6/66	575	Dodge coming up road.
6/66	576	View of highway, road cut.
6/66	577	Ruins of farming complex.
6/66	578-579	Plains in winter.
6/66	580	Rock outcropping along road in Montana.
6/66	581	Ponderosa pine.
6/66	582	A butte.
6/66	584	Plains through fence.
6/66	585	Overlooking hayfields.
6/66	586	Overlooking wooded valley.
6/66	587	Overlooking town on plains.
6/66	588	Farm/ranch buildings.
6/66	590	Sheep ranch.
6/66	591	Road cut along highway.
6/66	592	Rusty in parka looking toward butte in badlands.
6/66	593	Dodge on highway through sagebrush hills.
6/66	594	Beef cattle in pasture.
6/66	595-596	Sunset over army barracks?
6/66	597	Sheep along highway.
6/66	598-599	Beef cattle in pasture.
6/66	600	Rusty at cafe/Conoco station on plains.
6/67	601	Rusty and Roudy pose below Welcome to Kansas sign.
6/67	602-604	Truck herding flock of sheep down road.
6/67	605	Bagging straw?
6/67	606-610	Bison and cattle.
6/67	611-612	Man with filly.
6/67	614	Brahma bull, horse in pen.
6/67	615	Oil well derrick at Teapot Dome.
6/67	616-618	Dairy farm barn on Pennsylvania farm.
6/67	620	Old covered sleigh in Vermont.
6/67	621-635	Christmas with the Dows in Woodsville, New Hampshire.
6/67	636	Woodsville, New Hampshire.
6/67	637-638	Covered bridge.
6/67	640-641	Covered bridge.
6/67	642	River from bridge.
6/67	643	Rusty and Dodge near entrance to covered bridge.
6/67	644-645	Covered bridge.
6/67	646	River channel through ice.
6/67	647	Snow scene.
6/67	648	Old house, graveyard and stocks along road, Rhode Island.
6/67	649-650	Statue.
6/67	651	Horse and surrey near palm trees.
6/67	652	Rusty by sign for Castillo de San Marcos National Monument.
6/67	653-658	Castle and grounds.
6/67	659	Beach on coast.
6/67	660-661	Rusty and Roudy posed on beach with Dodge.
6/67	662-663	Goodyear Blimp.
6/67	664-668	Wild pigs along roadside.
6/67	669-670	Sea otters in zoo.
6/67	671-672	Snakes on platforms.
6/67	673-679	Alligator farm/zoo.
6/67	680	Entrance gate to McKee Jungle Gardens.
6/67	681	Palm trees.
6/67	682	Poinsettas.
6/67	683	Flower.
6/67	684	Walkway between rows of palm trees.
6/67	685-688	Flowers.
6/67	689	Lily pads in pond.
6/67	690	Rusty and Roudy posed near poinsettas.
6/67	691	Lily pads.
6/67	692-693	Flowers.
6/67	694	Poinsettas.
6/67	696	Ostrich and peacock.
6/67	697	Parrot: “Earl”.
6/67	698	Flamingos.
6/67	699	Rusty at petting zoo.
6/67	700	Swan.
6/67	701	Two red parrots.
6/67	703	Birds.
6/67	704	Pink flamingos.
6/67	705	Rusty with ducks.
6/67	706	Rusty with deer and monkey.
6/67	707	Green parrot on park bench.
6/67	708	Rusty feeding birds.
6/67	709	Pelican.
6/67	710	Rusty with flamingos.
6/67	711	Green parrot on park bench.
6/67	712	Peacock in shade.
6/67	713	Flamingos.
6/67	714	Rusty with peacocks.
6/67	715	Rusty with swan.
6/67	716	Peacock with tail fanned.
6/67	717	Rusty with goose.
6/67	718	Peacock with tail fanned.
6/67	719	Rusty feeding peacock.
6/67	720	Red parrot.
6/67	721	Dolphins in acquarium at Marine Studios.
6/67	722-723	Aquarium: fish.
6/67	724-730	Jumping dolphins at Marine Studios.
6/67	731-767	Underwater views from submarine boat at Rainbow Springs, Florida.
6/67	768-800	Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus winter quarters in Sarasota Florida.
6/68	801-802	Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus winter quarters in Sarasota Florida.
6/68	803-814	Swamp.
6/68	816	Bird landing in swamp.
6/68	817-819	Rusty and plants and flowers.
6/68	820	Man with snake.
6/68	821-834	Prop-driven swamp boats at Tomiami, Florida.
6/68	836-843	Boat launch and Indian village near highway.
6/68	844	Birds on marker in channel.
6/68	845	View from boat: Florida Keys?
6/68	846	Aboard boat in ocean.
6/68	847	Rusty aboard boat.
6/68	848	Columbia County Fair exhibit.
6/68	849	Fair exhibit: needlepoint.
6/68	850-851	Bloom on vines on house and fruitstand.
6/68	852	Old sailing ship, Mobile Bay, Alabama.
6/68	853-854	Old southern cabin.
6/68	855	Bull in river/swamp.
6/68	856	Saguaro cactus in desert.
6/68	857-860	Donkeys pulling covered wagon on side of highway pulling up to gas station.
6/68	861	Statue in front of Chevrolet, Buick dealership.
6/68	862-863	House.
6/68	864-865	Church.
6/68	866	Cat perched on old door.
6/68	867-870	Desert scenes along highway.
6/68	871	Rusty at base of saguaro.
6/68	872-873	Saguaro.
6/68	874	Rusty beside saguaro cactus.
6/68	875	Flower and rock garden.
6/68	876	Old Spanish mission.
6/68	877	The Bottle House.
6/68	879-880	Pond and garden in park.
6/68	881	Mallard in park.
6/68	883	Covered Wagon Bar.
6/68	891	Waterfall in flower nursery.
6/68	893	Flower nursery.
6/68	895-896	Camels.
6/68	897-898	Joel Hardy and family posed near Dodge, Imperial Valley, California.
6/68	899	Golden Gate Bridge?
6/68	901-906	California Coast.
6/68	908	Breakers on coast.
6/68	910-911	Pacific coast.
6/68	914-921	View along coastal highway.
6/68	922-926	Houses, forest along highway in Oregon?
6/68	934-935	Elk lying in pasture.
6/68	949	Sunset over gravel pile and forest.
6/68	950	Sunset over dirt road and shack.
6/68	957	Sunset over inlet.
6/68	958	Sunset over gravel pile and forest.
6/68	961	Sunset over inlet.
6/68	970	Snow on mountains across inlet.
6/68	972	Boat on inlet near sunset.
6/68	973	Sunset over mountains across inlet.
6/68	982-983	Rusty and truck on frozen lake.
6/68	984	View from truck.
6/68	985	Rear of truck.
6/68	986	View from truck.
6/68	987	Rusty and Roudy on lake.
6/68	988	Ice on lake, far shore, mountains.
6/68	991	Fog between trees and mountain top.
6/68	992	Mountain.
6/68	994	Rusty and Roudy looking toward bridge on Knik River.
6/68	995	Bridge below mountain.
6/68	996	Mountain from campsite below.
6/68	999	Bulldozing a field in forest.
6/69	1002	Old cabin and studio on Dow homestead.
6/69	1003	Old red car covered with snow.
6/69	1004	Cabin on Dow Homestead covered with snow.
6/69	1005	Rear of buildings on Dow Homestead and vehicles in snow.
6/69	1006	Rusty washing Roudy in her studio.
6/69	1007	Rusty relaxing in chair in her studio.
6/69	1008	Ground.
6/69	1009	Trees.
6/69	1010-1011	Bird nest with young chicks on ground.
6/69	1012-1014	Three older chicks in shallow box.
6/69	1015-1016	Parrots eating watermellon.
6/69	1017-1019	Berry specimens on white board.
6/69	1020	Window in cabin.
6/69	1021	Painting of boat near glacier.
6/69	1023	Painting of Abraham Lincoln in chair.
6/69	1024	Partial solar eclipse?
6/69	1025	Fall hillside.
6/69	1026	Bushes in meadow.
6/69	1027	Zoell Scott resting on hill with backpack beside him.
6/69	1028	Zoell Scott with blueberries in hand.
6/69	1029	Zoell Scott posing near cliff face.
6/69	1030	View of valley and mountains below.
6/69	1032	Zoell Scott with pack and rifle on rock overlooking valley.
6/69	1033	View of valley.
6/69	1034	Zoell Scott resting on mountain top.
6/69	1035	View of valley and ridge from mountain top.
6/69	1036	View of valley.
6/69	1037	Zoell Scott resting on mountain top.
6/69	1039	View of valley.
6/69	1040	View of valley and ridge.
6/69	1041	Zoell Scott resting on mountain.
6/69	1042	View down draw.
6/69	1043	Moose antlers over over boat cabin.
6/69	1044	Man and snow-covered haystack.
6/69	1045	Owl on porch next to flag/Rusty’s giant painting of Mt. McKinley (double exposure).
6/69	1046	Digging for potatoes in snow-covered field.
6/69	1047	Moss-covered pine tree.
6/69	1048	Diseased tree?
6/69	1049	Miner at controls of mining car on cable?
6/69	1050	Man with moss from tree.
6/69	1051	Man reading next to kerosene lamp.
6/69	1053-1054	Town from above: Seward?
6/69	1055	Train station.
6/69	1056	Snow-covered car.
6/69	1057	Town from above.
6/69	1058	Fall scene.
6/69	1059	Town from above.
6/69	1060	River from above.
6/69	1061	View toward inlet?
6/69	1062	Lodge in winter?
6/69	1064	Mine buildings and mountainside at Independence Mine.
6/69	1067-1068	Alpine meadow.
6/69	1070	Independence Mine from above.
6/69	1071	View from ship.
6/69	1072	Mine buildings on mountain.
6/69	1073	View from ship.
6/69	1074	House below mountain.
6/69	1075	Road in winter.
6/69	1076	Mountains above water from ship.
6/69	1077	Independence Mine from above.
6/69	1078	Town below mountain.
6/69	1079	Mountain top.
6/69	1080	Tree and mountain in summer.
6/69	1081	Trees.
6/69	1082	Road.
6/69	1083	Hill and gravel pile
6/69	1085	Lake.
6/69	1087	Car, trees and mountain.
6/69	1088	Christmas tree near windows.
6/69	1089	Rusty at family dinner in brother Zoell Scott’s kitchen.
6/69	1090	Helen Scott at table carving turkey.
6/69	1091-1093	Rusty with fish, Roudy.
6/69	1095	Mittens on ski poles.
6/69	1096	Rusty next to car and truck
6/69	1097	Rusty in front of Little Susitna Lodge.
6/69	1098	Snow on river.
6/69	1099	Rusty on trestle bridge on Knik River.
6/69	1100	Riverbed.
6/69	1101-1102	Spring snowslide on highway.
6/69	1103	Riverbed.
6/69	1104	Moose from snow machine?
6/69	1108	Bear running in snow.
6/69	1111	Rusty and Roudy in front of mountain.
6/69	1113	Man in hardhat.
6/69	1114-1115	Rusty with ax removing branches from felled tree.
6/69	1116	Roudy on logs.
6/69	1117-1118	Russ and friend filleting salmon.
6/69	1119	Friend and children laying in sandy riverbed.
6/69	1120	Sunset over bulldozed clearing.
6/69	1121-1126	Flowers and flowerbeds near houses.
6/69	1127-1128	Dog at steering wheel of red Jeep.
6/69	1129	Mt. McKinley National Park sign.
6/69	1130	Town in interior from plane.
6/69	1132-1134	Woman on white horse.
6/69	1135	Different woman on white horse.
6/69	1136-1143	Rusty with flowers around brother Zoell’s house.
6/69	1144	Six containers full of raspberries.
6/69	1145-1146	Fair exhibits: plants, art.
6/69	1147	Produce from Matanuska Valley.
6/69	1148	Bear rug and painting on exhibit.
6/69	1149	Mounted moose antlers.
6/69	1150	Mounted caribou head.
6/69	1151	Mountain lion rug on wall.
6/69	1155	Winter view of mountain in distance.
6/69	1156	Snow-covered car?
6/69	1157	Truck near cabin on old homestead.
6/69	1158-1160	Fall views looking up creek.
6/69	1161	Little Susitna Lodge sign with antlers.
6/69	1162	Little Susitna Lodge.
6/69	1163	Table set for Christmas dinner, Zoell Scott’s kitchen.
6/69	1164-1165	Woman with baby in front of Christmas tree.
6/69	1166	Zoell and Helen Scott with baby.
6/69	1167	Alaska Hi-way and Connecting Roads. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1168	Anchorage Flower Garden. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1169	Dahlia. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1170	Peony. 4th Ave Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1172	Daiseys, Anchorage. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1173	Dahlias, Anchorage. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1174	Flowers. Stewart’s Photo Shop. Anchorage.
6/69	1175	Giant cabbage. Stewart’s Photo Shop. Anchorage.
6/69	1176	Alaska Apple Trees, Anchorage, Alaska. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1177	5th Ave.–Anchorage. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1178	Interior of 4th Ave. Theatre in Anchorage.
6/69	1183	Orca totem pole. Stewart’s Photo Shop, Anchorage.
6/69	1184	Totem pole. Stewart’s Photo Shop, Anchorage.
6/69	1193	Locked Moose Horns. Northern Color Film Co., Robert Actall, Moose Pass, Alaska.
6/69	1203	American Bald Eagle. 4th Ave. Fotoshop, Anchorage.
6/69	1206	Trapper with red fox catch. Stewart’s Photo Shop.
6/70		Sarasota, Florida: Wringling Bros., Barnum and Bailey Circus winter quarters, zoo; circa 1947. 57 slides.
6/71		Florida Everglades; circa 1947. 9 slides.
6/72		New Orleans, Mardi Gras; circa 1957. 18 slides.
6/73		New Mexico; circa 1957. 63 slides.
6/74		Utah to Canada; circa 1957. 49 slides.
6/75		Knik River flood, Dow Homestead; circa 1957. 9 slides.
6/76		Eklutna: flats, Russian Orthodox Church and cemetery; undated, 1958. 29 slides.
6/77		Palmer area and Dow Homestead; undated, 1958, 1959. 30 slides.
6/78		Pasadena Rose Parade, Disneyland, San Simeon, Dow Country Estate, and big red cross-country Army wagon; Jan. 1961. 34 slides.
6/79		Snowslide near Knik River Bridge; circa 1961. 8 slides.
6/80		Sheep hunt, Dow Country Estate, and Knik River flood; 1961. 40 slides.
7/1		Miscellaneous; 1962. 21 slides.
7/2		Chilkoot Indian Dancers, Anchorage; 1963. 37 slides.
7/3		Sheep hunt and moose cow and calf; 1963. 50 slides.
7/4		Falk Cabins; 1963. 16 slides.
7/5		Earthquake; 1964. 43 slides.
7/6		Talkeetna; 1964. 16 slides.
7/7		Kotzebue reindeer harvest; circa 1950s. 20 slides.
7/8		Copper River Dancers; circa 1950s. 20 slides.
7/9		Skiing; circa 1940s and 1950s. 33 slides.
7/10		Sled-dog racing; circa 1940s and 1950s. 31 slides
7/11		Commercial travel slides; undated. 25 slides.
7/12		Partially identified slides; undated. 199 slides.
7/13		Unidentified slides; undated. 112 slides.
7/14		Fishing boat, Coot, Bob Coats, Anchorage; 1957 6 slides plus 1 color print, 3.5 X 5 inch.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14n: Black and white photo greeting cards; undated, 1940. 0.01 cubic feet.

This series consists of photographic prints and negatives used to produce three different greeting cards of Russell and/or Rusty Dow. It also includes copies of two of the cards.

Box/Folder	Dates
7/15	undated, 1940.

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14o: Personalized greeting cards; undated, 1940-1982. 0.01 cubic feet.

This series consists of greeting cards from friends using photographs or line drawings.

Box/Folder	Description	Dates
7/16	Black and white photo cards: Link-Tahoe [Washburn], Grace and Don Smith, Matie and Orne Dieber, Grant Pearson.	undated, 1940, 1943
7/16	Pen and ink drawing: birth announcement for Dorothy Polk Washburn.	1941
7/16	Color photo prints: Link and Tahoe Washburn, Bellevue, Washington.	1982 December

Series 14. Photographs. Subseries 14p: Postcards; undated, circa 1930-1980. 0.18 cubic feet.

This series consists of 222 photo and art postcards, primarily of Alaskan subjects. Images include: the Matanuska Colony project in Palmer, the construction of the Alaska Highway, and a set of cards of Fred Machetanz ‘s artwork.

Box/Folder	Item	Description	Dates
7/17		The Alaska Highway. Provincial News Co. Ltd. (numbered set of 12 black and white photo post cards).	circa 1943
7/18		Alaska Highway, various sources (20 black and white photo post cards).	circa 1941-1949
7/18	1	“Along the Alaska Highway through Canada’s wilderness, built by a welcome army of U.S. soldiers.” Permission Wartime Information Board. number 3.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	2	“View along the Alaska Highway through Canada’s Wilderness, built by a welcome army of U.S. soldiers. Permission Wartime Information Board. number 4.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	3	“Sunset near the New Alaska Highway.” Permission of Public Roads Administration. number 9.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	4	“The Alaska Highway, built through Canada’s wilderness by a welcome invasion army of U.S. soldiers.” Photo by Carl Brooks. number 23.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	5	“Army truck moving freight on the Alaska Highway.” Public Roads Administration, FWA. number 28.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	6	“Carry-all crossing temporary bridge on the Alaska Highway.” Public Roads Administration, FWA. number 31.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	7	“Army Carry-all making good time on the packed snow on the Alaska Highway near Marley Bay, Dawson Peaks in the distance.” Public Roads Administration, FWA. number 32.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	8	“Carry-all on the Alaska Highway near Morley Bay, Dawson Peaks in the Distance.” Public Roads Administration, FWA. number 33.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	9	“Army truck crossing the frozen surface of the White River on the Alaska Highway.” Public Roads Administration, FWA. number 35.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	10	“An icy covering on the road to connect the Alaska Highway with the seaport at Haines.” Public Roads Administration, FWA. number 37.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	11	“The Alaska Highway crosses the White Pass and Yukon Ry. east of Whitehorse.” Public Roads Administration, FWA. number 38.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	12	“Climbing a steep grade on the Alaska Highway near Bear Creek Summit.” Public Roads Administration. number 39.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	13	“Winter scene along the Alaska Highway.” Public Roads Administration. number 41.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	14	“Peace River Bridge along the Alaska Highway.” Public Roads Administration. number 43.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	15	“On the Alaska Highway we ate at Trutch, Mile 201, Meals-Gas” (2 copies).	circa 1941-1949
7/18	16	“Sunset in the Rockies along the Alaska Highway.” Published by Canadian Post Card Co., Toronto. number 27.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	17	“The Alaska Highway.” W.I. B. Photo.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	18	“Scenery along the Alaska Highway.” Photo by F.C.C.	circa 1941-1949
7/18	19	“Mason Creek Lodge, Mile 171, Alaska Highway. Canadian Post Card Co., Toronto.	circa 1941-1949
7/19		Alaskan Natives. H-H-T-CO. (3 color-tinted photo post cards).	undated
7/19	1	“Native Women Weaving Baskets, Alaska.” number C132.	undated
7/19	2	“Eskimo Boys Carving Ivory, Alaska.” number C133.	undated
7/19	3	“Six Little Arctic Natives, Alaska.” number C134.	undated
7/20		Alaskan post cards. 49th State Scenic Views, Joe Huber, Anchorage, Alaska, by various photographers. (7 color photo post cards).	undated
7/20	1	“Russian Orthodox Church at Eklutna on Palmer highway.” Cpl. Tom Degnan, Fort Richardson. number P8984.	undated
7/20	2	“Alaska-the 49th State. Snow covered trappers’s cabin and food cache alongside. Deep in the land of big game and furs.” Schallerer, Ketchikan. number P28978.	undated
7/20	3	“Alaskan Trapper’s Cabin.” number P29007.	undated
7/20	4	“Colorful Citizens of the 49th State. Anaktuvak Eskimos, a nomadic inland people as seen near the Brook Endicott Range in Northern Alaska.” number P29016.	undated
7/20	5	“Alaskan Eskimo Children.” Peter Bading-Jonas Bros. number P31684.	undated
7/20	6	“A Full Moon at Twelve Noon in Arctic Alaska.” Peter Bading-Jonas Bros. number P31686.	undated
7/20	7	“Alaskan Mountain Sheep. Ten Dall rams traveling in procession through the rugged slopes of Talkeetna Mountains.” Jim Balog-Anchorage. number P31692.	undated
7/21		Alaskan post cards. Mel Anderson, photographer. Published by Alaskan Post Cards, Anchorage, Alaska. (3 color photo post cards).	undated
7/21	1	“Anchorage, Alaska” (aerial photo). number C-ANCH-8B.	undated
7/21	2	“Moose in Cabbage Patch, Alaska.” number C-AN-3G.	undated
7/21	3	“Mt. McKinley at Fireweed Time.” number C-MCM-14D.	undated
7/22		Alaskan post cards. Published by C.P. Johnston Co., Seattle, Wash. (4 color photo post cards).	undated
7/22	1	“Chilkat Valley along Haines Highway, Alaska.” number 457.	undated
7/22	2	“Fishwheel at Kutina River, Alaska. Mac’s Foto, Anchorage.	undated
7/22	3	“Largest Kodiak Bear Ever Caught, Alaska.” number 84.	undated
7/22	4	“Worthington Glacier on Richardson Highway, Alaska.” number 490.	undated
7/23		Alaskan post cards. Northwest Magazine Distributors. (5 black and white photo post cards).	undated
7/23	1	“Eskimo Swing.”	undated
7/23	2	“Mush! You Malamutes – Alaska.”	undated
7/23	3	“Pack Train Fording Glacier Stream, Alaska.”	undated
7/23	4	“Rowing in Rhythm-Eskimo Dance.”	undated
7/23	5	“Summer Homes, Alaska.”	undated
7/24		Alaskan post cards. Photocraft. (2 black and white photo post cards).	undated
7/24	1	“Nirvana Park, Cordova Alaska.” number 167.	undated
7/24	2	“Bucking Snow on CR & NWRy, Cordova Alaska.” number142.	undated
7/25		Alaskan post cards. Mike Roberts Studios, Berkely 4, California. (3 color photo post cards).	undated
7/25	1	“Alaskan glacier through tree trunk” (Anchorage). number C248.	undated
7/25	2	“Lake Spenard, Alaska.” number C293.	undated
7/25	3	“Matanuska River near Anchorage, Alaska. number 392.	undated
7/26		Alaskan post cards. Howard Robinson, photographer. Published by J. Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Washington. (4 color photo post cards).	undated
7/26	1	“Anchorage, Alaska.” (aerial photo). number C1006.	undated
7/26	2	“The Alaska Cache.” number C1028.	undated
7/26	3	“Arctic Eskimo Woman Fishing For Tom Cod.” number C1029.	undated
7/26	4	“Alaskan Dog Team.” number C1032.	undated
7/27		Alaskan post cards (various locations). various sources. (13 black and white and 2 color photo postcards).	undated
7/27	1	“Anchorage, Alaska.” Mel Anderson, photographer. number C-ANCH-3 (color).	undated
7/27	2	“Bear Creek Bridge-Richardson Highway.” number P-722.	undated
7/27	3	“Buyer’s Peak, Alaska.” number PP-28.	undated
7/27	4	“Colorful Summer View of a Typical Matanuska Valley Farm-Near Palmer, Alaska.” Glenn Shelton, photographer. number 44288-D (color).	undated
7/27	5	“Cushman Street-Fairbanks-Alaska.” number N-10.	undated
7/27	6	“First Locomotive Brought to Tanana Valley” (at Fairbanks Depot). Cann’s, Fairbanks.	undated
7/27	7	“Keystone Canyon-Richardson Hwy.-13 mi. From Valdez.”	undated
7/27	8	“Lutheran Church-Palmer, Alaska.” number PP-5.	undated
7/27	9	“Mount McKinley” (with cache in foreground). number L-11.	undated
7/27	10	“Nenana-Where Rail and River Boat Meet” (riverboat at dock). number O-35.	undated
7/27	11	“Ranger’s Cabin and Cache-McKinley Park.” number L-9.	undated
7/27	12	“Road House Near Fire Lake.” Hewitts Photo Shop. number 220.	undated
7/27	13	“Russian Orthodox Church-Kodiak.” number 2144.	undated
7/27	14	“Gen. Richardson’s Monument near Summit Glacier-Alaska”	undated
7/27	15	“Tazlina Glacier Lodge-Mile 156, Glenn Highway, Alaska.” Mac’s Foto. number 138.	undated
7/28		Alaskan post cards with titles (miscellaneous), various sources. (11 black and white photo post cards).	circa 1941-1949
7/28	1	“Alaska Ground Squirrel.”	circa 1941-1949
7/28	2	“Alaska Rock Ptarmigan.”	circa 1941-1949
7/28	3	“Alaska Squirrel.”	circa 1941-1949
7/28	4	“An Alaskan Village.” number L-8.	circa 1941-1949
7/28	5	“An Alaskan Gold Dredge.” Fairbanks area?	circa 1941-1949
7/28	6	“Buffalo Near Fairbanks, Alaska.” Cann’s, Fairbanks.	circa 1941-1949
7/28	7	“Gold Panning.” Hewitts Photo Shop. number 32.	circa 1941-1949
7/28	8	“‘The Hunter’, Alaska Arctic Owl.” Alaska Shop.	circa 1941-1949
7/28	9	“Kodiak Bear Cub.” Johnston. number 1493.	circa 1941-1949
7/28	10	“Two Month Old Kodiak Bear Cub.” number P-479.	circa 1941-1949
7/28	11	“Yukon Pack Dog.”	circa 1941-1949
7/29		Alaskan post cards without titles (miscellaneous). Various sources. (9 black and white photo post cards).	undated
7/29	1	Baby next to large turnip.	undated
7/29	2	Bull moose in pond. Hewitts Photo Shop. number 24.	undated
7/29	3	Cars and truck parked near roadhouse.	undated
7/29	4	Houses under heavy snow (Valdez?). number 502.	undated
7/29	5	Houses under heavy snow (Valdez?). number 517.	undated
7/29	6	Man and two dogs in front of cabin.	undated
7/29	7	Small boy feeding moose calf.	undated
7/29	8	Three cow moose in clearing.	undated
7/29	9	Three men examining gold pan.	undated
7/30		Animal scenes. California Academy of Sciences, Golden Gate Park, San Fransisco. (7 color photo post cards).	circa 1941-1949
7/30	1	“Siamese Fighting Fish (Betta Splendens).” number CAS-1.	circa 1941-1949
7/30	2	“Gorilla.” number CAS-4.	circa 1941-1949
7/30	3	“Grizzly Bears.” number CAS-7.	circa 1941-1949
7/30	4	“Colorful Leaf Dwellers.” number CAS 14.	circa 1941-1949
7/30	5	“Surgeon Fish.” number CAS 15.	circa 1941-1949
7/30	6	“Lion Group-Simson African Hall.” number 430.	circa 1941-1949
7/30	7	“Water Hole Group-Simson African Hall.” number 431.	circa 1941-1949
7/31		Chitina10/McCarthy area scenes. photographer unknown. undated, (5 black and white photo post cards).	1932
7/31	1	“American Beauties, Chitina, Alaska” (native women and children).	1932
7/31	2	“Copper River Railway Bridge at Chitina” (bridge washout, 2 copies).	1932 August 17
7/31	3	“Drying Salmon, Copper River, Chitina, Alaska.”	1932
7/31	4	“Kennecott, Alaska” (mine buildings).	1932
7/32		Rusty Dow at the top of the Empire State Building. (1 black and white photo post card).	undated
7/33		Eskimos and sled dogs. various sources and photographers. (19 black and white and 1 color photo post cards).	undated
7/33	1	“Eskimo Girls of King Island.” Brickley. number E-14.	undated
7/33	2	“Eskimo Making Mukluks.” A. Eide. number P-1622.	undated
7/33	3	“Eskimo Mother and Children.” A. Eide. number P-1627.	undated
7/33	4	“Eskimo boy from Barrow.” Johnston. number 2193.	undated
7/33	5	“Champion Sled Dogs, Fairbanks, Alaska.” Johnston. number 2194.	undated
7/33	6	“Natives Drying Fish-Alaska.” Johnston. number 2206.	undated
7/33	7	“Eskimo Mother and Child in the Far North.” Johnston. number 2212.	undated
7/33	8	“‘Larry’, McKinley Park” (sled dog). Post. number 30.	undated
7/33	9	“Eskimo Seal Hunter-Bering Sea.” Robinson. number R-201.	undated
7/33	10	“Alaskan Eskimo Child.” Robinson. number R-206.	undated
7/33	11	“Alaskan Eskimo Woman.” Robinson. number R-207.	undated
7/33	12	“Siberian Sled Dog. Photograph Approved by Theatre Censor AD. number D-2.	undated
7/33	13	“Village News Exchange-Nome, Alaska” (three Eskimo women).	undated
7/33	14	“Eskimo Boy… playing with two pet polar bear cubs in a native igloo or snow house on arctic Barter Island.” Mac’s Foto Service (color).	undated
7/33	15	Eskimo women in parkas near village.	undated
7/33	16	Eskimo man.	undated
7/33	17	Eskimo child in fur parka and leggings.	undated
7/33	18-20	Portraits of sled dogs.	undated
7/34		The Far North: 200 years of American Eskimo and Indian Art. (9 oversize color photo post cards of exhibit items with folder, 6.25 X 8.5 inch).	1973
7/34	1	Human Mask (Athabaskan), American Museum of Natural History.	1973
7/34	2	Burial Image (Eskimo), Smithsonian Institution.	1973
7/34	3	Face Mask (Eskimo), Danish National Museum.	1973
7/34	4	Mask with Pendant Decorations (Eskimo), Sheldon Jackson Museum.	1973
7/34	5	Ornamental Comb with Teeth-Guard (Eskimo), University of Alaska Museum.	1973
7/34	6	Mask of a Girl with Moveable Eyes (Tlingit), Museum Voor Land en Bolkenkunde, Rotterdam.	1973
7/34	7	Rattle (Tlingit), Princeton University Museum of Natural History.	1973
7/34	8	Mask of a Woman with Large Labret: Portrait of Jenna Cass (Tlingit/Haida), Peabody Museum, Harvard University.	1973
7/34	9	Sea Bear Mask (Tlingit/Haida), St. Joseph Museum, Missouri.	1973
7/35		Fraser River scenes. Walker and Ward Scenic Cards Ltd. (4 black and white photo post cards).	undated
7/35	1	“Railway Bridge at Siska, Fraser Canyon.” J.C. Walker, photographer. number 158.	undated
7/35	2	“Fraser Canyon with Saddle Rock near Spuzzum, B.C.” J.C. Walker, photographer. number 182.	undated
7/35	3	“World Famous Fish Ladder at Hell’s Gate on Fraser River, River Depth 250 Ft., Speed 25 MPH., Reduced to 9 MPH. in Fish Ladder.” number 188.	undated
7/35	4	“North Bend-Boston Bar Aerial Car Ferry, only aerial automobile ferry in North America, operates from Trans-Canada Highway.” number 236.	undated
7/36		Historic Alaskan and Canadian post cards (miscellaneous). (8 black and white photo post cards).	undated, 1912
7/36	1	“The 78ers Promenade. Bremner in the background” ( Mile 78, C.R. & N.W. Railway). P.S. Hunt, photographer, number J1175.	1912
7/36	2	“Knik Commercial Club.” L.H. Pederson, Seward, Alaska, photographer.	undated
7/36	3	“Little Otter Woman Totem, Wrangell, Alaska.” Scenic Photo Publishing Co., Seattle, Wash.	undated
7/36	4	“S.S. Bertha, and flagship Perry at Tyonic, Alaska.” OGH, photographer.	undated
7/36	5	“‘Cape St. Elias,’ Alaska.” Schiller, photographer.	undated
7/36	6	“Prospecting for Bullets, Bank Robbery, New Hazelton, B.C.” F.L.	undated
7/36	7	“Native Alaskan Graves, Eklutna, Near Anchorage.”	undated
7/36	8	“Boundary Between Alaska and Yukon-Flags of Freedom and Friendship.”	undated
7/37		Fred Machetanz art post cards. (11 black and white and 9 color post cards). Black and white cards from original lithographs on stone and oil paintings. Machetanz Productions, Kenton, Ohio.	undated, 1975-1979
7/37	1	“Eskimo Dance and Drummer.”	undated
7/37	2	“Auibuk, the Seal Hunter.”	undated
7/37	3	“Eskimo Mother.”	undated
7/37	4	“The Hunt.”	undated
7/37	5	“Panning Gold-Alaska.”	undated
7/37	6	“Rough Weather.”	undated
7/37	7	“Sourdough.”	undated
7/37	8	“Tomcod Fisher.”	undated
7/37	9	“Trailmates.”	undated
7/37	10	“Eskimo Seal Hunter.”	undated
7/37	11	“Off to the Whale Hunt, Point Hope, Alaska.” Color cards from oil paintings. Mike Roberts, Berkeley, California.	undated
7/37	12	“Decision on the Ice Field.”	1977
7/37	13	“In the Glow of the Lamp.”	undated
7/37	14	“The Invaders.”	undated
7/37	15	“The Last Match.”	1976
7/37	19	“Rarin’ to Go!” Color cards from oil paintings. Mill Pond Press Inc., Venice, Florida.	1975
7/37	17	“The Chief Dances.”	undated
7/37	18	“Fishing Rights.”	1979
7/37	19	“High Noon.” Color card of oil painting on masonite. H.S. Crocker Co., Inc., San Bruno, California.	1978
7/37	20	“Making the Evening Rounds.”	1979
7/38	1	Matanuska Colonist Project, Palmer, Alaska. Hewitts Photo Shop, Anchorage (8 black and white photo post cards of a numbered set).	circa 1935
7/38	2	“Assembling Colonist Powr, Matanuska Valley.” number 4.	circa 1935
7/38	3	“Wash Day A.R.R.C. Colonist Project. Matanuska Valley.” number 12.	circa 1935
7/38	4	“SERA Transients ‘Chow Line’ Matanuska Colonist Project.” number 29.	circa 1935
7/38	5	Alaska Railroad passenger car. number 38.	circa 1935
7/38	6	“Colonists Construction Hdqr. Palmer, Alaska.” number 44.	circa 1935
7/38	7	“Warehouse Nearing Completion, Palmer Alaska.” number 46.	circa 1935
7/38	8	“A Colonist’s New Home. Palmer Alaska.” number 73.	circa 1935
7/38	9	“Palmer Blacksmith Shop.” number 109.	circa 1935
7/39		New Hampshire and Mass. post cards . (4 black and white and 2 color photo post cards).	undated
7/39	1	“Woodsville, N.H..”	undated
7/39	2	“Court Street, Woodsville, N.H..”	undated
7/39	3	“On Top of Mt. Washington, 6293 Ft., White Mountains, New Hampshire (includes poem, “The Spirit of Mt. Washington” by Margaret I Simpson).	undated
7/39	4	“Artist’s Row, Bearskin Neck, Rockport, Mass.” Virginia Cleaves Little.	undated
7/39	5	“Front Beach, in the Center of Rockport, Mass.” Virginia Cleaves Litte.	undated
7/39	6	“The Oldest Inhabitant of Rockport, Mass. Age Uncertain.” number K11.	undated
7/40		Pittsburg, New Hampshire scenes. Eastern Illustrating & Publishing Co., Fairbanks Card Co. (4 black and white photo post cards).	undated
7/40	1	“Connecticut Valley, Pittsburg, N.H., Before the Murph Dam was Built.” number 167K.	undated
7/40	2	“State Camp Showing New Lake Pittsburg, N.H. number 1602.	undated
7/40	3	“Middle Pond, Pittsburg, N.H.”	undated
7/40	4	“View of Pittsburg Village, Pittsburg, N.H.”	undated
7/41		Robert Reeve in parka crouching near large doors. (1 black and white photo post card).	circa 1937
7/42		Snow and frost on houses and trees. (2 photo post cards).	undated
7/43		Yukon River scenes. Sutton Co. Ltd. (4 photo post cards).	undated
7/43	1	“Five Finger Rapids, Yukon River.” number 106.	undated
7/43	2	“Miles Canyon.”	undated
7/43	3	“Miles Canyon, Yukon River, Yukon.” number 44.	undated
7/43	4	“S.S. Whitehorse in Five Finger Rapids. Yukon River.”	undated
7/44		Yukon Territory scenes. publisher and photographers unknown. (6 black and white photo post cards).	undated
7/44	1	“Charles, Louis and Bert, three Ninety Eighters, Kluane Lake, Yukon Terr., Canada”	undated
7/44	2	“Gene Jacquot Greeting Major S.H. Howe on arrival of first Greyhound Bus at Jacquot’s Post, Yukon, Canada.”	undated
7/44	3	“Lake Bennett, Yukon Territory.”	undated
7/44	4	“Meet ‘Bert’ Barkeeper of the Kluane Inn, Kluane Lake, Yukon, Terr., Canada” (Jean Jacquot).	undated
7/44	5	“Miles Canyon on Yukon River.”	undated
7/44	6	“Pack train of big game hunters, Upper Donjeck River, Yukon, Canada”	undated
7/45		Miscellaneous post cards, various sources. (10 black and white and 6 color photo post cards).	undated
7/46		Oversize color post cards. (3 post cards).	undated
7/46	1	“Antelope.” Fred Clayworth, photograper. (5.5 X 8.5 inch).	undated
7/46	2	“Mountain Roadway Through Aspen.” Joseph Muench, photographer. (5.5 X 8.5 inch).	undated
7/46	3	“Hand wrought, driftwood frame of Eskimo Kayak, Bering Sea Coast.” Alaska-Susitna Agency, Transportation Museum, Palmer, Alaska. (4 X 9 inch).	undated

Series 15. Motion picture film and video; undated, 1946-1947, 1984. 1.0 cubic feet.

This series consists of ten reels of 16mm black and white and color film and five reels of 35mm black and white film. The 16mm film includes footage of Rusty Dow with two bear cubs, a spring break up at Lake George, the Chitina River and McCarthy, scenes along the Alaska Railroad from Fairbanks to Seward, the Fairbanks Dog Derby, the weather bureau office, the dedication of the USO in Anchorage, skiing, a flight to Juneau, and the Dows’ trip outside in 1947. The 35mm footage is unidentified. There are ½ and ¾ inch videocassette copies of the 16mm film footage. The video footage consists of videotape copies of a single six minute segment of the Alaskan Television Network feature series, We Alaskans. The segment is on life and work at Independence Mine in the 1930s. It includes interviews with historian Stephanie Sterling and Russ and Rusty Dow, and uses several Russ Dow photographs.

Box/Item	Description	Date
8/1	Bear cubs, silent, color, 350 feet.	undated
8/2	Fish Wheel, Lake George Breakup, Chitina River, McCarthy, and miscellaneous, silent, black and white and color, 400 feet.	undated
8/3	Alaska Railroad Scenes: Fairbanks to Seward, silent, color, 300 feet.	undated
8/4	Fairbanks Dog Derby: sled dog race and parade, silent, black and white, 400 feet.	undated
8/5	Moose, silent, color, 100 feet.	undated
8/6	Weather Bureau, USO dedication in Anchorage, silent, black and white, 175 feet.	undated
8/7	Skiing: Army skiing, Peters Creek, Curry, Denali Ski Patrol, racing: slalom and downhill, and ski jumping, silent, color, 350 feet.	undated
8/8	Air Trip to Juneau, silent, color, 250 feet.	undated
8/9	1947 Trip, No. 1, silent, color, 400 feet. Includes: Canada: cattle, sleds; Montana: rocks, sheep; Marine Studios: jumping dolphin; Native woman and children in canoe; Zoo: monkey, flamingo, other birds; Visit with Rusty’s father John Scott and family in California; California: elk, sea shore; Russ cutting down trees on Alaska homestead; River breakup in Canada; Herding horses; California logging.	1947
8/10	Negatives of black and white film: U.S.O. Dedication, Weather Bureau, hiking and camping near glacier, silent, black and white, 400 feet.	undated
8/11	VHS videocassette copy of reel numbers 1-10 Approx. 60 minutes.
8/12	¾ inch video cassette master of reel numbers 1-6.
8/13	¾ inch video cassette master of reel numbers 7-10.
8/14-15	Unidentified reels of nitrate film. Film is currently inaccessible.	undated
8/16-17	We Alaskans videocassette and master videocassette.	1984

Series 16. Artifacts; undated, 1917-1944. 0.42 cubic feet.

This series consists of two framed award certificates from the Anchorage Ski Club for a ski meet, an Anchorage Ski Club ribbon, a rubber stamp for photographs, a library embosser, a Kodak Recomar No. 33 camera with a f/4.5, 135mm anastigmatic lens, a back to a Zeiss Ikon 668/9 camera, and pair of Carl Zeiss binoculars.

Box/Item	Description	Date
7/47	Framed award certificate: Russell Dow, third place, slalom race, Second Annual Chugach Ski Meet, Anchorage, Alaska, presented by the Anchorage Ski Club.	1940 February
7/47	Framed award certificate: Russell Dow, second place, all-around skier, Second Annual Chugach Ski Meet, Anchorage, Alaska, presented by the Anchorage Ski Club.	1940 February
7/47	Anchorage Ski Club white ribbon, No. 1.	1943-1944
7/48	Stamp: Photo by Russ Dow.	undated
7/48	Library embosser: RRD, Library of Rusty and Russ Dow.	undated
7	Kodak Recomar No. 33 camera with 135mm f/4.5 anastigmatic lens and original instruction manual.	circa 1939
7	Film housing for Zeiss Ikon 668/9 camera.	undated
7	Carl Zeiss binoculars, Feinglas 08, with leather carrying case (left focusing adjustment is broken).	circa 1917