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Jenny Malcolm and Charles Metz
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Stan "Steamie" Thompson as a Young Boy
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Summary
Steamy is the son of Rose and Stanley Thompson. Steamy's grandmother was Lousie Kane (L. Kane's store).
Hoonah Crab Cannery Ladies at Work
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
Fishing
Summary
L to R- Nancy St. Clair, Violette Mayeda, Gertrude Wright, Alice Johnnie
Assunta Hill
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Summary
This photograph was taken of Assunta while picking cherries with her daughter Pauline Andersson in Sweden.
John A. Hinchman, Sr.
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Summary
John Hinchman's Tlingit name was Gooch Shaay. He was an Eagle, Chookaneidi from Xaat Hit (Ice House). He was a retired highliner commercial fisherman in Alaska and Washington and owned and captained the Johnny A.
Jenny Malcom holding Eddie Metz
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Roosevelt Street Showing Newly Built War Homes
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Summary
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."
Hoonah Waterfront Showing Newly Built War Homes
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Summary
After the fire of 1944 the U.S. Government heard of the devastating loss of homes and donated homes en route to Guam intended for war relief. Eighty homes were built and are known as "War Homes."
FV Reliance
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
Fishing
Summary
The Reliance was owned by Albert Greenwald and captained by Karl Greenwald, Sr.
Second Street Showing Newly Built War Homes
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Summary
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."
Hoonah Crab Cannery Workers
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
Fishing
Summary
L- Betty Murphy, possibly Nellie Hansen and Alice Erickson
Bill Wilson Sr. and Elsie Wilson
Community
Hoonah Community Members
Category
People and Places
Summary
Bill J. Wilson, Sr. was a fisherman, hunter, gatherer, trapper, boxer and a renowned jewelry maker.