Title:
Street Scene
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Chrome unused
Description:
Old Street is the name of the main street in Petersburg, one of Alaska's busy fishing and seafood ports.
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Indian Village and Totem Poles, Howkan
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Divided Back unused
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Aerial View of Town
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo PM 1942 Apr-8
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The Wrangell Narrows
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo
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Harbor View
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Chrome PM 1961 Jun-10
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Fishing Fleet
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Aerial View showing Wrangell Narrows
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Chrome PM 1952 Jun-27
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Title:
Airplane View
Petersburg Alaska (AK), White Border
Description:
Petersburg, Alaska Petersburg, established as a cannery site in 1897, has grown steadily until it is now one of the important and prosperous towns in southeastern Alaska. Its principal industry is fishing, and it is the center of the crab and shrimp industry of Alaska
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Title:
Airplane View of Petersburg
Petersburg Alaska (AK), White Border unused
Description:
Established as a cannery site in 1897, has grown steadily until it is now one of the important and prosperous towns in southeastern Alaska. Its principal industry is fishing, and it is the center of the crab and shrimp industry of Alaska
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Title:
Little Norway
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Petersburg, Alaska, located on the scenic Inside Passage, is also known as "Little Norway". An annual Spring festival is held to commemorate Norway's independence. The Alaska State Ferries stop in Petersburg
Mike Roberts
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Title:
Aerial View of Town
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Located on the scenic Inside Passage, is also known as "Little Norway". Commemorating the independence of Norway, a festival is held every year in Spring. Tha Alaska State Ferries stop in Petersburg
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Title:
Airplane view
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Established as a cannery site in 1897, has grown steadily until it is now one of the important and prosperous towns in southeastern Alaska. It's principal industry is fishing, and it is the center of the crab and shrimp industry of Alaska
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Title:
Wrangell Narrows
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo
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Title:
Airplane View Petersburg
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Series C115
Petersburg, established as a cannery site in 1897, has grown steadily until it is now one of the important and prosperous towns in south-eastern Alaska. Its principal industry is fishing, and it is the center of the crab and shrimp industry of Alaska.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Petersburg, Alaska, located on the scenic Inside Passage, is also known as "Little Norway". An annual Spring festival is held to commemorate Norway's independence. The Alaska State Ferries stop in Petersburg.
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Title:
Airplane View
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
Petersburg, established as a cannery site in 1897, has grown steadily until it is now one of the important and prosperous towns in southeastern Alaska. Its principal industry is fishing, and it is the center of the crab and shrimp industry of Alaska.
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Petersburg and Wrangell Narrows
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Scenic View Of Petersburg, Alaska
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Petersburg, Alaska
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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A 300 Pound Halibut
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
Brought into Petersburg, Alaska by the Boat "Gertrude"
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Title:
600 Pounds of Halibut
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
This is 600 pounds of halibut caught at Petersburgh, AK
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Title:
Airplane View
Petersburg Alaska (AK), Linen unused
Description:
PETERSBURG , ALASKA. Peterburg , established as a cannery site in 1897 ,has growth steadily until it is now one of the important and prosperous towns in Southeastern Alaska.Its principal industry is finishiong .and it is the center of the crab and shrimp industry of Alaska.
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