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Joe White was a high liner fisherman and Captain of the FV Karen Jean. He was a Shungukeidi, Thunderbird, Clan Leader.
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Bill J. Wilson, Sr. was a fisherman, hunter, gatherer, trapper, boxer and a renowned jewelry maker. 
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Edith Bean and Mary Wilson were great friends and culture bearers; Carolyn Martin called them “tribal aunties”. 
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Elsie's Tlingit name was Shoo Wu and she belonged to the Kach.adi, Land Otter clan. She is wearing Wooshkeetaan regalia, her father's people.
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After the fire of 1944 the U.S. Government heard of the devasting loss of homes and donated homes en route to Guam intended for war relief. Eighty homes were built and are known as "War Homes."
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On the left can be seen the old grocery store Hoonah Seafoods, currently Hoonah Trading. The white building across the street was housing for the store workers. 
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