Alaska State Library Historical Collections DeArmond, R. N. Robert N. DeArmond Photograph Collection, ca. 1890-1972 pca 258
SERIES VII Box 12: COLOR TRANSPARENCIES
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- ITEM SERIES VII COLOR TRANSPARENCIES DESCRIPTION (Box 12) DATE
- INDEX OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEGATIVES
- ABERCROMBIE CANYON, RAPIDS
- ALASKA STATE MUSEUM: See MUSEUM ARTIFACTS ALASKA LEGISLATURE
- ANTON LARSON BAY
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SERIES VII Box 12: COLOR TRANSPARENCIES Inventory was prepared during processing using R.N. DeArmond's numbers and descriptions. His prefix of CTr or CT, found on the transparencies, has been abbreviated to C for numbering purposes.
INDEX OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEGATIVES Entries in the Index of Photographs and Negatives generally include: subject, description (photographer, type of material and size), and identifying number. The index does not designate items as "Larger photograph" or "Oversize photograph" or "Panorama"; however, it does list the size in inches. To access an item, note the size and type of the item in order to go to the correct series and box. Entries in Series I, Book D were not included in this index. The index was prepared by R. N. DeArmond. However, during processing, numbers were assigned to items that had not been numbered by DeArmond, beginning with #1060. Some of these items have been integrated into this index, in keeping with his subject categories. ABERCROMBIE CANYON, RAPIDS Rapids, with Miles Glacier. [Copy neg. 800-7] ADVERTISEMENTS Copy negatives of, from Alaska papers and magazines. [Book C, p. 102, #2] AKUTAN "Church by the Cliff" (Russian), with 6 bells, man standing. [Thwaites #1307, contact pr. 4x6 neg] (244) Whaling station. [Thwaites, #1507, contact pr 3x5½ neg] (231)
Three shake-roofed buildings beside Alaganik Slough, a branch of the Copper River; group of men around a dory ashore in foreground; another dory afloat in slough. (name misspelled on print) [Unk, #147, pr. 6x8] (290) ALASKA STATE MUSEUM: See MUSEUM ARTIFACTS ALASKA LEGISLATURE Closing session, April 12, 1962. Individuals are identified on the backs of the prints and the people are listed in the PEOPLE, INDIVIDUALS, section of the Index. [ RND, 12 7½ x7½ prints, one proof sheet of the 12 2¼x2¼ negatives. Negatives filed with prints and proof sheet.] (1033) Legislative session, 1961. 35mm photos by William DeArmond; Proof sheet with some members identified on the back of the proof sheet which is filed with the 1962 photos. Those identified are Fr. Segundo Llorente, John Hellenthal, Edgar Baggan, Robert Blodgett, William Boardman, Jay Hammond, William Saunders, Bruce Kendall, William Irwin, Frank Chapados, Warren Taylor and John Nusingunga. (1033)
Miscellaneous, copy negatives: Robarts' Recreation Center and Episcopal services held there; view of early tent city. From Robarts collection. [Book C, p. 104, #1] STREET SCENES Group of youngsters and perhaps teachers in front of Two Girls Cafe, perhaps at Christmas. [Unk, 2 pr. 8x10] (511) Fourth Avenue. [Hewitt's Photo Shop, postcard] (841) Parade on Fourth Avenue, 9/3/1917, Labor Day. [Unk, pr. 8x10] (842) Parade, perhaps same one as above. [Unk, per. 8x10] (843) Buildings and street scenes, 1944. [Unk, 7 4x6 negs] (1021) EARTHQUAKE 1964 West of L. Street, residences settling in fault. [Unk, pr. 3½x5] (413) West of L. Street, a residence settled below street level. [Unk, pr. 3½x5] (414)
Copy negative No. 856-2. ART WORKS Ahgupuk, George, Eskimo artist, illustrated a report of the Alaska Housing Authority, including a self-portrait. [Copy negs. 893-3 through 893-8] Alaska Natives, 19 engravings and drawings of various scenes and artifacts. [Photo copies, 11x14] (988) Alaska Railroad brochure cover, 1926. [8x10 pr] (1031) Aleut in baidarka, drawing from Levashev Atlas [8x10 pr] (1026) Aleut Male, drawing from Levashev Atlas. [8x10 pr.] (1028) Aleut Woman, drawing from Levashev Atlas. [8x10 pr] (1022) Aleut Yurt, drawing from Levashev Atlas. [8x10 pr] (1027) "An Early Settler," engraving from a Klondike guide book. [Copy neg. 856-1] Art works: Drawings, engravings and photographs of sleds, vessels, buildings, native artifacts, etc. From Pioneers of Alaska publication. [25 negs.] (1268) Bellou's cabin, interior, Little Minook Creek. Sketch by Bellou. [8x10 pr] (1029) Billikens, ivory carvings. [Unk,8 negs, only] [1035] Bowl, carved wood, bird figure with spread wings. [RND, pr. 11x14] (977) "Butchering at Gamble," lithograph by Rie Munoz. [Copy negs. 856-3, 856-4] Chilkat Blanket. [Copied, RND, pr. 11x14] (972) Chilkat Blanket designs, 5 different. [Copies, RND, pr. 11x14] (973) Eagle, wood carving by Amos Wallace. [RND, pr. 11x14] (976) Elliott, Henry W., Alaska sketches and engravings, 10 5x7 prints. Subjects: Belkovsky, Kootznahoo Inlet, Sea Lion Pen, Seal Killing Gang at Work, Seal Drive, Harbor Seals, Saddle Back and Ribbon Seals, Fur Seals Fighting, Family of Fur Seals, Pribilof Residents. (1032) Fort Yukon, Hudson's Bay Company post. Drawing or engraving, source unknown. [8x10 pr] (1024) Fort Yukon, June, 1867. From Dall's "Alaska." Drawing or engraving. John Held, Jr., engravings by. [7 photo copies, 11x14] (993) Killer whale, carved and painted wood, front and side views. [RND, pr. 11x14] (978) Klondike and mining scenes, engravings and drawings. [27 photo copies, 11x14] (990) Negs. Book C, p. 101, with proofs] Moon Mask, carving. [RND, Color transparency, Book C, p. 27, #4 & 5] Poster, Juneau Opera House, play "Kathleen Mavoureen" [Photo copy, 11x14] (991) Russian city, name unk, drawing or engraving. Source unk. [8x10 pr.] (1030)
"Shaman's Grave," painting by Walter B. Styles (Sitka, 1880s) [Photo copy, pr. 11x14] (987) Signing of the Treaty by which Alaska was purchased from Russia. Seven men, 2 standing.[Photo copy, pr. 8x10] (791) Sitka, 1860. 4 paintings by a Russian naval officer {originals in the State Museum, Juneau} [17 photo copies, black & white, various sizes, of all or parts of the four paintings] (989) Sitka, engravings and drawings of buildings and scenes. [22 photo copies, various sizes] (992) Totemic Designs, negative and positive. On 4x5 film. 12 envelopes in folder "Art Works, Totemic Designs" (1289) Thunderbird House, Juneau; three people in front of wooden screen with totemic designs [1290] Unimak Island, sketch map, from Levashev's Atlas. [8x10 pr.] (1029-A) Vozenesenskii, Ilia, Russian naturalist, spent ten years in Russian America. Eight of his drawings, received from Dr. Richard Pierce, include a self-portrait and views of Kodiak, Unalaska, St. Michael, and Sitka. [Copy neg. 849-1 through 848-8.] See also subject: Museum Artifacts: Alaska State Museum. AUTOMOBILES Abandoned car, radiator and front wheels, in brush at Tenakee Springs, 1964. [RND, 2 pr. 8x10] (595) Abandoned cars in Juneau subport area, summer 1969. [RND, 2 negs, Book B, p. 27, top] Car on Valdez-Fairbanks road, along a river. [Guy F. Cameron, pr. 5x7½ on 8x10] (191) Car, early, and three people. in forest. Location unk. [Unk, pr. 4x5] (410) Car, open, "Valdez-Fairbanks Stage Line," on log bridge, 2 women, probably 2 men. May be same group as #732. [Unk, 2 pr. 3¼x4½] (733) Cars (2), one "Valdez-Fairbanks Stage Line," one man. [Unk, pr. 3¼x4½] (734) Car and man with gasoline can. Good firm road. [Unk, pr. 3¼x4½] (735) Car, open, with 2 women, 2 men standing beside it. [Unk, pr. 3¼x4½) (736) Car, open, in front of Fairbanks Saloon and a restaurant. [Unk, 2 pr. 3/l/4x4½] (737) Car, open, heavily loaded, and driver. Rear wheel has chains. [Unk, pr. 5x9] (919) Car in a stream, 3 apparently working to get it out. [Unk, pr. 4½x9] (922) Car being towed by 2-horse team and wagon. 3 men. [Unk, 2 pr. 5x9] (923) Car, head on, driver and passenger. Spare tires on running board. [Unk, pr. 6x9] (924) First Chevrolet sold by Taylor & Drury in the Yukon. [Copy neg. 832-3] Four auto stages, unidentified, on street in Fairbanks. [Unk, pr. 8x10] (915) Four auto stages, loaded and with crowd on street, Fairbanks. Apparently a special occasion. [Unk, 2 pr. 8x10] (916) Ghost automobile at Katalla. [Copy neg. 803-2] Gibson Stage depot at Chitina, with 4 open cars. After 1911 mail, express and passengers were carried from Cordova to Chitina on the Copper River & Northwestern Railroad, then on the stage line over the Edgerton Cutoff and the Richardson Highway to Fairbanks. [Unk, pr. 8x10] (914) Gibson auto stages at Chitina. [Unk, pr. 8x10] (914) Gibson Auto Line, two cars on river bank, one in a hole. Three men. [Unk, pr. 4x9] (921) Load of cars in front of Taylor & Drury, Keno, Yukon. [Copy neg. 831-6] Old auto at McCarthy. [Copy neg. 803-3] Richardson Highway bus. [Copy neg. 803-4] Stuck in the mud; 2 men, 2 women beside open car, probably on Valdez-Fairbanks road. [Unk, pr. 3¼x4½] (732) Truck, early model, in front of pile of cordwood. [Unk, contact pr. 3¼x5½ neg] (273) Truck with driver, possibly at Katalla. [Unk, pr. 5x7] (344) Two auto stages, Valdez-Fairbanks Stage Line, stopped on the road. Two men visible. [Unk, pr. 4x9] (917) Two cars side by side on road. Car with top up identified as Valdez-Fairbanks. [Unk, pr. 5x9] (918) Two cars in front of log building, probably a roadhouse. Rear car has top up. [Unk, pr. 6x9; (920) Two cars side by side, tops down, driver sitting in one. [Unk, pr. 4-3/4x9] (925) Two cars, snow, in front of log buildings, crowd standing around them. [Unk, pr. 5½x9] (926) Two cars stopped in snow, 6 people. [Unk, pr. 3x4½] (927) Two cars being shoveled out of snow by 7 men. [Unk, pr. 5½x9½] (928) Van on ferry crossing Tanana River, 5 people visible. [Unk, pr. 3¼x4½] (738)
Amphibian bi-plane, believed on Alaska Juneau dock, Juneau. Possibly Navy aerial mapping plane ca 1929 [Unk, 2 views, pr. 8x10] (473) Anchorage No. 1, Anchorage Air Transport, C194, TravelAir. Bundles, probably furs, tied to fuselage. On skis on Anchorage Golf Course. Pilot Frank Dorbrant. [Hewitt, pr. 5x7] (477) Anchorage No. 1, another view. Lon Cope starting the plane on Anchorage Golf Course. Russ Merrill was lost in this plane in 1929. [Hewitt's. pr. 3x 5½] (478) Anchorage No. 2, AAT, Inc. C193. bi-plane, on skis. Matt Neiman, pilot, flying furs from Siberia. [Hewitt's Photos, Anchorage, #1869, pr. 8x10] (474) Anchorage No. 2 probably head-on view, with bundles tied to fuselage. [Cameron & Hewitt's, pr. 8x10] (475) Army bombers, first to land at Juneau. [3 negs, Book C, p. 126] Aviation: 4 views of airplanes. [pr. 8x10] (1284) Aviation: 3 view of airplanes in snow; 1 view of vessel in snow. [pr. 8x10] (1285) Aviation: 3 views of airplanes; 1 view of plaque showing miles from St. Michael. [pr. 8x10] (1286) Aviation: 25 views on 1 sheet, including all views on 2184, 2185, and 2186 plus one view of totem pole. [pr. 8x10] (1287) Bennett-Rodebaugh hanger at Anchorage. Governor George A. Parks, "The first flying Governor," is believed to be the man at right in group of 4 men in center. [Unk, pr. 5x7] (481) Bi-plane C194, "Anchorage," AAT. [Unk, pr. 5x7] (261) Bi-plane NC193, with Johnny Moore standing in front. Joe Crosson flew this plane on the search for Ben Eielson. [Unk, pr, 5x7] (479) Biplane, in snow, with man and woman, dogs and bundles. [Hewitt's, pr. 8xl0] (476) Black Wolf squadron at Nome, 1920; group of men and plane. Same as PCA 28-216. [pr. 10 x 6 ½] (1283) Eielson Search. Ben Eielson crashed in Siberia in 1929. Searchers found his body at point marked X in this picture. [Elite Studio, pr. 5x7] (271) Eielson Plane, wreck. Front part of the wrecked plane. [Elite Studio, pr. 5x7] (272) Golden Eagle plane with Cecil Higgings. [Hewlitt, pr. 5x7] (482) Junkers, monoplane, on floats, at Juneau. [Unk, pr. 8x10] (472) McGee Airways plane with furs, four people. Oscar Winchell at right. [Hewitt, pr. 5x7] (483) New York to Nome, Army flight, 4 planes at Sergei Island near Wrangell, 8/14/1920. These were the first planes to fly to Alaska. [Neg. 4x5, No. N-1] NORGE, dirigible landing at Teller with Amundsen and others. [Unk, 6 neg. only. In aviation file.] (1288) Northbird, flown by Roy Jones from Seattle to Ketchikan in 1922. Under tow here in Tongass Narrows. [Unk, pr. 5x7] (480) Pacific International Airline's Bellanca Pacemaker. The firm was founded by Frank Dorbrant and Lon Cope. (Hewitt, pr. 5x7] (486) Pacific Northern Airways "Connie" at Cordova Air Port. Oct. 17, 1960. [RND, 5 negs, Book A, p. 17] Plane taking aboard a load of white fox pelts at Mountain Village. [Unk, pr.3x5½] (586) Seaplane at Alaska Southern Airways float hanger, Juneau. Believe this was a German plane on a round-the-world flight. Probably 8/16/19341 [Unk, 3 pr. 8x10] (471) Star Air Service plane with pilot Irene Ryan. [Hewitt, pr. 5x7] (484) Three flying boat biplanes on the water, location unknown. [neg, Book C, p. 125, top] Wien Airways plane at Juneau airport. [RND, C-157] Winnie Mae, the Lockheed Vega that Wiley Post cracked up at Flat, Alaska, on his round-the-world flight. [Unk, pr, 3-3/4x4-3/4] (487) All following from Jean Harbottle, Whitehorse. Further data on the backs of many of the proofs. Bellanca Air Cruiser, BYN. [Fraser, Copy neg. 829-8] Eastman Flying Boat CS-AFY, Herman & Doris Peterson. [M. Grant, Copy neg. 830-6] Fairchild 82 and Ford Tri-Motor, Whitehorse. [Fraser, Copy neg. 827-4 First flight covers. [Copy negs. 830-7, 830-8] Fleet freighter, CF-BDX, at Whitehorse. [M. Grant, Copy neg. 828-5] Loening Keystone Commuter & Vern Bookwalter. [Fraser, 827-7] Mackenzie Air Service, 2 planes. [Copy neg. 830-4] Northern Airways Tri-Ford, traded for Fairchild. [M. Grant, Copy neg. 830-5] Pacific Alaska Airways EleColor transparencya; Joe Crosson, r; Bill Knox, 1. [R. Greenslade, Copy neg. 829-3] Pacific Alaska Airways Electra, at Whitehorse 4/7/1935. [R. Greenslade, Copy neg. 829-2] Pacific Alaska Airways single motor Ford, 1936. [F. Armstrong, Copy neg. 830-1] Plane on Yukon ice, Whitehorse, making cargo transfer. [Fraser. Copy neg. 829-6] Tri-motor Fords on White Pass runway. [Fraser, Copy neg. 827-6] United Air Transport Tri-motor Ford, 1937. [Grant, Copy neg. 827-2] U.S. Army bomber, General H. H. Arnold, Whitehorse. [G. Armstrong, Copy neg. 829-5] White Pass Fairchild 82's. [Allen Fraser, Copy neg. 827-1] White Pass Curtis Condor CF-BQN. [Fraser, Copy neg. 827-3] White Pass Tri-motor Ford in air. [Fraser, Copy neg. 827-5] White Pass hanger, first, at Whitehorse; later burned. [Copy neg. 827-8] White Pass Fairchild 82, CF-AXJ, wreck. (R. Cameron, Copy neg. 829-1] White Pass Curtis Condor CF-BQN, 15 place. [Fraser, Copy neg. 828-1] White Pass Bellanca Air Bus CF-BLT [Fraser, Copy neg. 828-2] White Pass Tri-Ford and Fairchild 81. [Fraser, Copy neg. 828-3 White Pass Pilgrim, at Carcross. [M. Grant, Copy neg. 828-4] White Pass Tri Ford CE-AZB. [Fraser, Copy neg. 829-4] White Pass Tri Ford CE-AZB with broken back. [M. Grant, Copy neg. 828-6] White Pass Travelair CF-BPV. [M. Grant, Copy neg. 828-7] White Pass Curtis Kingbird CF-BUG. [Loyd Ryder, Copy neg 828-8] White Pass Curtis Kingbird CF-BVG. [R. Cameron, Copy neg 829-7] Yukon Southern's CF-BMG at Watson Lake, 1936, with Barley Grow. [A. Fraser, Copy neg. 830-21 Yukon Southern's CF-BMG, on Yukon River, 1941, with Barley Grow. [D. Fisher, Copy neg. 830-2] End of photos from Jeanne Harbottle. Reeves Airways plane on skis on tideflats at Valdez, 1938. 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