Johan Dybdahl

Men laying foundation along shoreline; supervising their work are Art Glover, Regional Engineer (left) and Horace Blood, C.C.C. Foreman (right)

Huna Totem Corporation initially enrolled 876 shareholders and came to have over 1,350 shareholders; all have aboriginal ties to the village of Hoonah and Glacier Bay.

Ernie Hillman, Sr. was a cultural leader and spokesman for the Chookanedi clan.

Left to Right, excluding children: Unknown, George Betts, Frank L. Williams (Right)

In addition too logging, Leo Houston seined, trolled and long lined for halibut.

Timber grows slower in Hoonah than other places, which makes for tighter grains in the wood. This makes the timber more appealing to buyers.

Hoonah loggers became renowned for their skill in loading logs and became requested in other locations.