Stores at Iditarod, Alaska, circa 1909

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• Subjects: Shops & stores > Alaska > Iditarod; Grocery stores > Alaska > Iditarod; Cafes > Alaska > Iditarod; Restaurants > Alaska > Iditarod; Wooden buildings > Alaska > Iditarod; Wooden sidewalks > Alaska > Iditarod; Curley's Discovery Cafe; Iditarod (Alaska) > Buildings; structures; etc; Yukon; Anchorage; Indian; Steamboat; The Beaches; alaska range; Athabascan; holikachuk; Ingalik; Nome; Tanaina; Alaska
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Store signs include Curley's Discovery Cafe, probably owned by John A. Curley and his wife Myrtle. By 1910, the Curleys were living in Cordova, where they owned a restaurant, and in 1920, they were living in Seattle, where they also owned a restaurant. John A. Curley was born ca. 1878 in Ohio....