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Hoonah Early 1900s South Facing Waterfront
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People and Places
Greenwald Album Page 1
16 pages
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
Summary
Photographs and original narratives taken and written after the fire.
Hoonah Post Fire Waterfront Aerial
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
Summary
South facing aerial photograph showing the waterfront burn area of the 1944 fire.
Two Ladies with Clothing Supplies for Fire Victims
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Hoonah Community Members
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
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Two ladies stand amongst donations of clothing for Hoonah residents who lost everything in the 1944 fire.
Two Men Work on the Bridge After the Fire
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Hoonah Community Members
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
A Young Man Receives Medical Attention Post Fire
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Hoonah Community Members
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
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A young man receives medical care from the Navy after the 1944 fire.
Two Men Walking Down the Street with a Cart of Supplies
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Hoonah Community Members
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
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Two men walk down the street as one man pushes a cart of supplies post fire of 1944.
People Walking Across a Bridge Post Fire
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
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Photograph taken north facing of people walking across a bridge post fire of 1944.
Small Boy Stands on Bridge Post Fire
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Hoonah Community Members
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Hoonah Fire of 1944
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A young boy can be seen standing on the bridge, photograph taken north facing post fire of 1944.
Seven Hoonah Men
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Government
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Back Row Left to Right: Kendall Williams, Joe White, James Houston, George Dalton, Sr., John B. Fawcett. Front Row: Lonnie Houston, Lincoln Gordon
Stairway and Buildings
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People and Places
Last Load Huna Pacific
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Logging