Title taken from image. Features totem pole adjacent to wooden building; the pole has an elaborately carved column with bear and bird figures. Unused, monochromatic, with divided back. Described as a view card, based on realistic image of a...
Title taken from image. Includes a row of elaborately carved totem poles in front of wooden structures that are falling down. Also printed on the card: -On Line - Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Totem Pole Route. Unused, hand colored, with divided...
Men walking and standing on train tracks, beside train on second set of tracks and a derailed engine and train car. Appears to be a desert location. Utility pole in background. Part of a series of images from the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce...
Title taken from image. Features a wooden building, fence, and large wooden totem pole with bear figure and bird at top, located behind a Tlingit memorial marker. Text on the headstone reads: In memory of Kau-Kish, Died 1897, 68 years. Unused,...
Title taken from image. Sepia toned, features a mortuary totem (sun and raven pole) with a hat and crutches attached to it; totem has the moon-face design. A Chilkat blanket hangs in the background in an unidentified wooden structure. Photographer...
Title taken from image. Two totem poles, Bear-up-the-Mountain (topped by a reclining bear, with ascending bear paw or bear claw markings carved in the pole) and Go-na-ka-dot [Gunakadeit], wearing Killer Whale hat; corner of Chief Shake's House...
Title taken from image. In this photographic postcard, four indigenous women are seated with children on the ground, by a tent. In front of them are baskets, moccasins and other goods, presumably for sale. The women are wrapped in blankets and...
Title taken from image. Village of Skagway - buildings, roads, fences - from a birds-eye view, with forests and mountains in the background. Also printed on card: On Line Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Totem Pole Route. Unused, hand colored,...
Title taken from image. Features wooden buildings next to a rocky coastline, including homes, sheds, and a church; forests and mountains in the background. Also printed on card: On Line Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Totem Pole Route. Unused,...
Title taken from image. Wooden interior of building, with congregation seated in pews, pipe organ and pulpit at front, scriptural passages on wall. Anglican missionary Reverend William Duncan is standing at the pulpit of this mission for the...
Title taken from image. Steamship sailing in front of a massive glacier, mountains. Also printed on the card: -On Line - Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Totem Pole Route. Unused, hand colored, with divided back. Described as a view card, based on...
Title taken from image. Two men with atypically painted faces, one wearing a Chilkat blanket and the other holding a hand drum, standing in front of carved totem poles. A third man leans on a totem pole in the background. According to the Sealaska...
Title taken from image. View of totem pole with elaborately carved, painted column, including images of beaver, frog, raven. Also in view: a wooden fence, corner of a building, hills and forests in the background. Unused, monochromatic, with...
Title taken from image. Lengthy wooden wharf with pedestrians , viewed from water. Buildings in background along the shore. Also printed on the card: -On Line - Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Totem Pole Route. Unused, hand colored, with divided...
Title taken from image. View of ship from a distance, juxtaposed against a massive glacier, with mountain range in background. Also printed on the card: -On Line - Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Totem Pole Route. Unused, hand colored, with...
Title taken from image. View of a coastal village and mountain range from a distance, with numerous buildings and a lengthy dock or wharf. Vessel in lower right corner. Also printed on the card: -On Line - Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Totem Pole...
Lobingier, Mrs. (Kate Reynolds) Andrew Stewart; Taggart Pole, Helen; Osgood, Mrs. J. A.; Dostoevsky, Fyodor, 1821-1881
A monthly publication by the Board of Directors for the Friday Morning Club, featuring information about an upcoming biennial convention, debuts of plays, concert and arts programs, book chats, concert reviews, local exhibitions, Friday Morning...
