Native Alaskan woman on front porch selling souvenirs to two women tourists, Letnikof Cove, August 1939

Text on page: "The Indians are always anxious to display their wares wherever we go." PH Coll 813.35 Photographs depicting a trip from Seattle up the Inland Passage to Alaska by the steamboat S.S. Yukon between January and February 4, 1946 when the S.S. Yukon ran aground.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division.
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:unknown
Subjects:
Indians of North America > Commerce > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Women > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Tourists > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Shopping > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Dwellings > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Wooden buildings > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Alaska Natives > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Alaska Native women > Alaska > Letnikof Cove
Letnikof Cove (Alaska) > Buildings
structures
etc
Yukon
Steamboat
Alaska
Online Access:http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/alaskawcanada/id/3251
Description
Summary:Text on page: "The Indians are always anxious to display their wares wherever we go." PH Coll 813.35 Photographs depicting a trip from Seattle up the Inland Passage to Alaska by the steamboat S.S. Yukon between January and February 4, 1946 when the S.S. Yukon ran aground.

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