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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.

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."

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."

The power plant is shown in the forefront. It was built on the cement foundation from the BIA teacherage that burned down in the fire of 1944.

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."

Bill Dalton, Sr. served in Operation Iraqi Freedom in Kuwait in addition to traveling to Mongolia for Multi-national peace keeping training during his six years of service in the Alaska Army National Guard.

Leroy attended basic Training in Fort Benning, GA. He served as an RTO, Radio Operator, Assistant 60 Gunner and 90 mm recoilless rife operator.

Renner McKinley was a member of the T'akdeintaan clan.

Gold Medal champs. Back Row Left to Right: Leslie Johnson, Sr., Charles Metjay, Robert Grant, Sr. Front Left to Right: Oscar Osborne, Frank O. Williams, Sr., John Lindoff