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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
People and PlacesSummary
Albert was a dedicated public servant that worked not just for the community, but for his kids and future generations.Digital Heritage
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Edith Bean and Mary Wilson were great friends and culture bearers; Carolyn Martin called them “tribal aunties”. Digital Heritage
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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.Digital Heritage
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Hoonah Fire of 1944Summary
A male elder gets medical attention from the Coast Guard post fire of 1944.Digital Heritage
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Events and GatheringsSummary
The Territorial School was for students of "mixed blood" whereas the BIA or Government School was for the Native students.Digital Heritage
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Four individuals walk the shoreline by the Hoonah tunnel.Digital Heritage
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Hoonah Fire of 1944Summary
The U.S. Navy provided meals for Hoonah residents after the 1944 fire.Digital Heritage
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Hoonah Fire of 1944Summary
Hoonah residents were given eye drops because many were affected by the smoke and ashes from the 1944 fire. In these photographs Elsie Wilson gets eye drops while her husband Bill Wilson, Sr. overlooks and assists.Digital Heritage
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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.Digital Heritage
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Top Center is the Alaska Governor Ernest Gruening, to his right is Elsie Greenwald and below her stands the mayor at the time Harry Douglas.Digital Heritage
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Bill J. Wilson, Sr. was a fisherman, hunter, gatherer, trapper, boxer and a renowned jewelry maker.