Title:
Ketchikan General Hospital
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
3100 Tongass Ave. Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Tel. CA 5-5171 A 65 bed general hospital with 10 long term beds. Built in 1963 the hospital is owned by the City of Ketchikan and operated by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Newark.
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Title:
Mission Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1946 Aug-17
Description:
Mission Street from the boat deck.
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Title:
Ketchikan Creek
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1912 Jun-27
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Title:
Totem of Thlinget Chief Kian
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
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Title:
Annette Island Airport
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
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Title:
Waterfront Looking Down Channel
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border PM 1930 Jul-22
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Title:
Chief Johnson's Totem and Residence
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Chief Johnson's totem is surmounted by the fabled bird Ka-juk. Below are two young birds of the same name. Still below is the eagle and the wolf.
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Title:
15342. Totem Poles and Residences of Haida Indians
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Totem Poles and Residences of Haida Indians near Ketchikan, Alaska.
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Title:
An Alaskan Coastal-Ellis Amphibian
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome PM 1971 Feb-12
Description:
Leaves Ketchikan on a scheduled flight in Southeast Alaska. Coastal-Ellis operates throughout the entire panhandle area, serving airports and seaports as well as the many logging camps and fishing villages.
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Title:
Business Section
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
Council Chamber, Public Library, School House and some Residences
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
Fishing Village
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
Ketchikan and Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
Ship Silhouette Against Cloudy Sky and Hills
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
S. S. Dispatch with passengers of wrecked Str. Mariposa approaching Ketchikan, Alaska by moonlight.
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
View down Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
View of West Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
Water View up Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
Waterfront Scene
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
Indian Totem
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Waterwheel
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back
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Title:
Mission Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Chief's House and Totem
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ketchikan, First City in Alaska
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ingersoll Hotel
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
The "Salmon Capital of the World" with the Ingersoll Hotel at the corner.
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Title:
S. S. George Washington
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
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Title:
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Ketchikan, Alaska. Looking along the main street of the Salmon Capitol of the world. This city is also the site of Alaska's first pulp mill.
Dexter Press, Inc.
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Title:
Dock Street, Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome
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Title:
Front Street View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
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Title:
Saxman Totem
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
View of Front Street Showing Hotel Revilla
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
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Title:
Trolling Fleet and Deer Mountain
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1938 Jun-27
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Title:
Annette Island Airport
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
23 miles South of Ketchikan
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Title:
Ketchikan, Alaska Night Scene
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
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Title:
Rain Gauge
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
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Title:
Waterfront and Air Service Terminal of Webber Air, Inc
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
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Title:
Night Scene
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
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Title:
Ketchikan Centennial Building
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
The Ketchikan Centennial Building, constructed of native stone and red cedar shingles, overlooks Ketchikan Creek where Indian fish camps were located before the town developed. The Tongass Historical Society Museum exhibits Alaskan Indian artifacts and historic objects from pioneer days
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Title:
Cruise Ship in Dock
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Front Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Dave Metcalf Ketchikan, Alaska, the salmon capital of the world is also an important center of lumbering in southeastern Alaska. Front Street, pictured here, faces the Tongass Narrows
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Title:
Ingersoll Hotel
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
The Salmon Capital of the World
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Title:
Nob Hill
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Residences overlooking the Tongass Narrows
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Title:
Birdseye View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Fishing Fleet
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
The Fishing Fleet Scenes of this nature are quite common at numerous Alaskan ports, but very rarely does one get a glimpse of so many fishing boats at one time. Ketchikan is a popular port of fishermen on account of so many canneries being located there. It is said that there is more salmon canned in Ketchikan than in any other city in the world
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Title:
Federal Building and Post Office
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Federal Building and Post Office Ketchikan is probably the most prosperous city in Alaska. It is rapidly being modernized as is evidenced by their new up to the minute Federal Building
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Title:
Ingersoll Hotel
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome PM 1966
Description:
Reggie Hibshman The Salmon Capital of the world
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Title:
Annette Island Airport
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
23 miles South of the town
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Title:
Front Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome
Description:
The salmon capital of the world is also an important center for lumbering in southeastern Alaska.Front Street faces the Tongass Narrows
Mike Roberts
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Title:
The Salmon Capital of the World
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Ketchikan, Alaska, the salmon capital of the world is also an important center for lumbering in southeastern Alaska. Pictured here is the downtown area which faces the Tongass Narrows
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Title:
Downtown Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Downtown KETCHIKAN, ALASKA. Located along the Tongass Narrows in southeastern Alaska. Ketchikan is an important center for fishing and lumbering
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Title:
Alaska's First City
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Air view of Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Looking up the channel from Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
View of Downtown
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Ketchikan, important port and fishing center, is the first community usually visited by tourists. It has the first pulp mill in Alaska
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Title:
Night Scene
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
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Title:
Alaska's First City
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
R. Hibshman Along the waterfront from the Alaska Coastal Ellis Airlines' dock to the ferry landing on the Alaska Marine Highway
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Title:
Busy boat harbor
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Is known as the "Salmon Capital of the World." The busy boat harbor on Stedman Street affords the tourist a colorful scenic picture
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Title:
View from the Waterfront
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Aerial View of Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This shows Ketchikan and the New Airport on the left. The trip from the airport to town by ferry is a very interesting experience for the traveler
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Title:
View of Downtown
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The salmon capital of the world is also an important center for lumbering in southeastern Alaska. Pictured here is the downtown area which faces the Tongass Narrows. Deer Mountain, elevation 3,000 feet, is in the background
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Title:
Downtoan - Lumbering Center
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome
Description:
Ketchikan, Alaska, the salmon capital of the world is also an important center for lumbering in southeastern Alaska. Pictured here is the downtown area which faces the Tongass Narrows. Deer Mountain, elevation 3,000 feet, is in the background
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Title:
The Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Ketchikan is the southernmost town in Alaska, and being the port of entry it is sometimes spoken of as the "first city."
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Title:
Alaska Marine Highway
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome PM 1967 Jul-7
Description:
Your floating freeway to Alaskan adventure; cruising the fabled Alaska inside passage. The Malaspina, Taku and Matanuska feature spacious observation lounges, restaurants, cocktail lounges, snack bars, reclining chairs and state rooms. The Malaspina is shown here in Tongass Narrows with Alaska's first city Ketchikan, in backround
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Title:
Alaska's First City
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
R.Hibshman In front at the water's edge can be seen the air service terminal of Webber Air, Inc
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Title:
Totem Poles and Residences of Haida Indians
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
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Title:
Air view of Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Front Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Trolling Boats
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
City Park
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
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Title:
Thomas Basin
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Air View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Air View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Waterfront
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Air View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Federal Building
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Aerial View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Federal Building and Post Office
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dock Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Airview, Boat Parade
ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1947 Aug-11
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Title:
Trolling Boats
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1946
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Title:
Scow Load of Salmon
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
Just taken from Trap of Sunny Point Pkg. Co
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Title:
Ketchihan Creek Falls and Fish Ladder
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Federal Building
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
View from Radio Tower
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
"Alaska's First City"
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome PM 1964 Jun-4
Description:
View along the waterfront from the Alaska Coastal Ellis Airlines' dock to the ferry landing on the Alaska Marine Highway
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Title:
Federal Building and Post Office
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen PM 1949 Mar-4
Description:
Federal Building and Post Office Ketchikan is probably the most prosperous city in Alaska. It is rapidly being modernized as is evidenced by their new up to the minute Federal Building
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Title:
Along the Waterfront from Newtown
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
The Albertype Co
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Title:
Ketchikan and Tongass Narrows, Alaska
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Ketchikan is the first port of call in Alaska for all steamers, and is the center of Alaska's fishing operations. It is known as the "Salmon Capital" of the world. There are eleven salmon canneries within the confines of the city
Northwest Magazine Distributing Co
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Title:
-But? It's a Ketchikan Halibut!
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 5628
Ketchikan is gradually developing a fishing industry second to no place in the world. The gross tonnage of halibut shipments is yearly increasing. Should the question arise as to the actual size of the largest halibut caught, any Ketchikan citizen will say: -But! It's a Ketchikan Halibut!
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Title:
Ketchikan and Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 4135
Pacific Novelty Co of San Francisco
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Series 309
“The first City in Alaska.”
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Title:
Totem In Park
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Chief Johnson's Totem And Residence
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen PM 1946 Aug-20
Description:
Series 15344
Chief Johnson's totem is surmounted by the fabled bird Ka-juk. Below are two young birds of the same name. Still below is the eagle and the wolf
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Title:
Dock Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Series 62753-C
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Title:
Federal Building And Post Office
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen PM 1949 Aug-02
Description:
Series C153
Ketchikan is probably the most prosperous city in Alaska. It is rapidly being modernized as is evidenced by their new up to the minute Federal Building
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Title:
The Interior Of The Trading Post
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 190416
Note the Postcard Racks Displaying Linen & Chrome cards.
The interior of the Trading Post, Alaska's largest and most complete selection of genuine Alaska products and artifacts to be seen anywhere. Babe and Boots Adams will greet you with the most gracious Welcome you will find. At the stoplight corner, right downtown. If its from the Trading Post, its the best
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Title:
Salmon Leaping Falls
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border PM 1936 Jul-19
Description:
From July to September the run of salmon up Ketchikan Creek attracts thousands of sightseers. The waters teem with fish leaping and struggling to work their way up steam to the spawning grounds above the falls
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Title:
First Port Of Entry Of Alaska
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Aerial View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1926 Oct-00
Description:
Aug-1912
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Title:
Aerial View
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Along The Waterfront
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Charcoal Point
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dock Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1936 Mar-24
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Title:
Looking South
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
New England Fish Co.
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1949 Aug-06
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Title:
Salmon Leaping Falls
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Salmon Running
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Street Scene From Steamers Bridge
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Gorge
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Totem Of Thtinget Chief Kian
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Trolling Fleet
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Waterfront
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Winter Street Scene
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Ketchikan lies along the Tongass Narrows in southeastern Alaska. It is an important center for fishing and lumbering
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome PM 1998 Aug-22
Description:
Ketchikan is located on Revillagigedo Island in Southeastern Alaska. The International Airport is on Gravina Island along the Tongass Narrows. The name Ketchikan is from a Tlingit word meaning Salmon Creek and the original location of an Indian fish camp
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Ketchikan, Alaska, the salmon capital of the world is also an important center for lumbering in southeastern Alaska. Front Street, pictured here, faces the Tongass Narrows.
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Title:
Bustling Front Street In Busy Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Bustling Front Street in busy Ketchikan, where shopping is the game!
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Ketchikan is located on Revillagigedo Island in Southeastern Alaska. The International Airport is on Gravina Island along the Tongass Narrows. The name Ketchikan, from a Tlingit word meaning Salmon Creek, is the original location of an Indian fishing camp. Shown is a view looking South.
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Title:
Front Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Scene On Ketchikan Creek
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1912 May-20
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
First Falls On Creek
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1924 Aug-27
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Title:
Fortman Hatchery
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Largest Salmon hatchery in the world
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Title:
Ketchikan And Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM Jun-26
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Title:
Ketchikan Looking South
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Ryus Drug Co.,
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Title:
Totem Of Chief Totem Kian
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Halibut In Cold Storage
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1914 Jun-11
Description:
Halibut in Cold Storage at the New England Fish Co's Plant. Ketchikan, Alaska.
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Title:
Ketchikan Vs. Anyox
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
"Ketchikan" Vs. "Anyox" Ketchikan, Alaska. July 4.
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Ketchikan, proudly termed by the residents as the "First City in Alaska," is situated on the Shores of togas Narrows, a distance of 660 miles from Seattle. Originally located as a cannery site, the city now has a population of 2,000 due to the development of the fishing and mining industries.
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Title:
Residences Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Salmon Cannery And Cold Storage Plant
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Indian House And Totem Pole
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-15
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Title:
Salmon Leaping Falls
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
From July to September the run of salmon up Ketchikan Creek attracts thousand of sightseers. The waters teem with fish leaping and struggling to work their way up stream to the spawning grounds above the falls
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Title:
Chief Johnson's Totem And Residence
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border PM 1924 Jul-27
Description:
Chief Johnson's totem is surmounted by the fabled bird Ka-juk. Below are tow young birds of the same name. Still below is the eagle and the wolf
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Title:
Ketchikan Harbor
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1907
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Title:
Front Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen PM 1940 Apr-01
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Title:
The Water Front
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Ketchikan is probably the largest and wealthiest city in Alaska. It population is estimated at 6,000, and it has an assessed valuation of approximately $7,000,000. It is often termed the gateway city of Alaska on account of being the first port of call in Alaska.
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Title:
Alaska Totems
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1949 Aug-09
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
The first city in Alaska
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Title:
Fishing Fleet and Deer Mt
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
THE FISHING FLEET. Scenes of this nature are quite common at numerous Alaskan ports. but very rarely does one get a glimpose so many finishing boats at one time .Ketchikan is a popular port of fishermen on accouint of so many oanneries bering located there. It is said that there is more salmpn canned in Ketchikan than in any other oity in the world
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Title:
Ketchikan Park
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
KETCHIN PARK. This beautiful park has a natural srtting on Ketchkan Creek and no visitor ever misses seeing it
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Title:
Ketchikan, Tonagass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA.Ketchikan is probably the largest and weathiest city in Alaska .Its population is estimated at 6,000 and it has an assessed valuation of approximately $7,000,000. It is often termed the gateway city of Alaska on account of being the first port of call in Alaska.
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Title:
View Down Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen PM 1931
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Title:
Ketchikan, Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
KETCHIKAN ,Ketchikan is the southernmost town in Alaska and being the port of entry it is sometings spoken of as the "first city" .It is probably the most prosperous town in Alaska , for salmon and halibut have made it rich and given it large canneries and cold storage plants ,. It has a population of about 6,000.
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Title:
The Raven Flood Totem
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
THE RAVEN FLOOD TOTEM .The raven cicle at the top represents heaven.The leagend is that the raven at flood time flew up to heaven eith children in this arms to save them.When the flood subsided ,he descended (two figures from top) and lighted on a piece of Kept ,represented here by a frog.
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Title:
Chief Johnson's Totem and Residence
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen
Description:
CHIEF JOHNSON,S TOTEM AND RESDENCE
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Title:
Indian Totem In Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Totem Poles
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1939
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Title:
Federal Building And Post Office
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Ketchikan is probably the most prosperous city in Alaska. It is rapidly being modernized as a evidenced by their new up to the minute Federal Building
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Title:
Totem Poles And Residence Of Haida Indians
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen PM 1929
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Title:
The Raven Flood Totem
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
The raven circle at the top represents heaven. The legend is that the raven at flood time flew up to heaven with children in his arms to save them. When the flood subsided, he descended (Two figures from top) and lighted on a piece of Kelp, represented here by a frog.
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Title:
Ketchikan And Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Ketchikan is the southernmost town in Alaska, and being the port of entry it is sometimes spoken of as the "first city." It is probably the most prosperous town in Alaska, for salmon and halibut have made it rich and give it large canneries and cold storage plants. It has a population of about 6,000.
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Title:
Salmon Leaping Falls
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
From July to September the run of salmon up Ketchikan Creek attracts thousands of sightseers. The waters teem with fish leaping and struggling to work their way up stream to the spawning grounds above the falls
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Title:
Federal Building And Post Office
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Ketchikan is probably the most prosperous city in Alaska. It is rapidly being modernized as is evidenced by their new up to the minute Federal Building
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Title:
Salmon Leaping Falls
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
From July to September the run o salmon up Ketchikan Creek Attracts thousands of sightseers. The waters teem with fish leaping and struggling to work their way up stream to the spawning grounds above the falls
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Title:
Salmon Leaping Falls
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
From July to September the run of salmon up Ketchikan Creek attracts thousands of sightseers. The waters teem with fish leaping and struggling to work their way up stream to the spawning grounds above the falls
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Title:
Chief Johnson's Totem And Residence
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Chief Johnson's totem is surmounted by the fabled bird Ka-juk. Below are two young birds of the same name. Still below is the eagle and the wolf
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Title:
Ketchikan vs Anyox - Baseball Game July 4th
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo
Description:
This rare card was used as part of the production process by the Edward H. Mitchell company to make lithograph postcards. It may have shading, embossed text or other artifacts on the front.
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Title:
President Harding visiting Alaska
Ketchican Alaska (AK), Chrome
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Title:
Ketchikan Air Terminal
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Totem Pole
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1910 Feb-15
Description:
Series 1989
Indian Cemetery
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Title:
The Fishing Fleet
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Series C113
Scenes of this nature are quite common at numerous Alaskan ports, but very rarely does one get a glimpse of so many fishing boats at one time. Ketchikan is a popular port of fishermen on account of so many canneries being located there. It is said that there is more salmon canned in Ketchikan than in any other city in the world.
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Title:
Pulp Mills
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Series C9823
Pulp Mills in Alaska, supplants Mining of early century and Fishing of recent times in annual income. This new modern $65,000,000 Pulp Plant is at Ketchikan
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Title:
1913 Ketchikan In January
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
1921 87lb King Salmon
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
This salmon was sold to H. R. Thompson at Ketchikan Alaska
Caught by Con E. Giebel
Tree Point S.E. Alaska
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Title:
47 Inch Pipe Line Of C. L. P. & W. Co.
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Casper Mather Tsimpean Totem Carver For The Trading Past
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Falls On Ketchikan Creek
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fidalgo Island Pkg Co.
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Girls In 50 Yd Race July 4,1913
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Rare Warren Harding Patriotic
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
S. S. Furrcao
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
S. S. Furrcao At Ketchikan Alaska Sept 14 – 1914 Just raised after being under Water Over a year
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Title:
Street Scene Old Cars
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Tourists Watching Salmon Run Up Creek
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Unloading Scowload Of Salmon For Sunny Point Cannery
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Watching Juvenile Sports Mission
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
July 14 1913
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Title:
Wright Whales At Port Harbor
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fort Street
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
October 5, 1905.
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Title:
Totem
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Totem poles have legendary, historic, and tribal meaning. Father Hubbard Alaskan Views.
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Title:
A Glimpse Of Ketchikan Alaska And Deer Mountain
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Revilla Hotel
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1916 Mar-31
Description:
"Only Three Stories but its all comfort."
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Title:
The Steadman
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
Description:
Alaska's Famous Hotel At Ketchikan
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Title:
Federal Building And Post Office
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Ketchikan is probably the most prosperous city in Alaska. It is rapidly being modernized as is evidenced by their new up to the minute Federal Building
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Title:
The Fishing Fleet
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Scenes of this nature are quite common at numerous Alaskan ports, but very rarely does one get a glimpse of so many fishing boats at one time. Ketchikan is a popular port of fisherman on account of so many canneries being located there. It is said that there is more salmon canned in Ketchikan than in any other city in the world.
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Title:
Totem Pole of Thliget Chief Kian
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
TOTEM POLO OF THLINGET CHIEF KIAN One of the most noted of the Totem Poles of Ketchikan is the famous Totem Polo of Chief Kian.It is surmounted by the fable bird Kajuk.Below this bird is an eagle and below the eagle is the wolf
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Title:
1989 Totem Pole Indian Cemetery
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ketchikan And Tongass Narrows
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Ketchikan is the first port of cal in Alaska for all steamers, and is the center of Alaska's fishing operations. It is known as the "Salmon Capital" of the world. There are eleven salmon canneries within the confiners of the city.
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Title:
Areial View of Ketchikan
Ketchikan Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Ketchikan, proudly termed by the residents as the "First City in Alaska," is situated on the shores of Tongass Narrows, a distance of 660 miles from Seattle. Originally located as a cannery site, the city now has a population of 2,000 due to the development of the fishing and mining industries.
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