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101  Leslie Parker At The Leroy Gold Mine With Cook; Glacier Bay, Alaska.
  • Date: 1942 (Estimate)
  • Description: "Les" Parker (Rt) at Ptarmigan Creek, new Juneau cook Leola, & miner Mike Seiler (with axe). Miners were in "7th heaven" at the prospect of homemade bread & goodies. Between cooks they were on their own causing grumbling in the camp. Barrel on wheeled cart in background.
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20172
102  Leslie Parker At The Leroy Gold Mine With Cook; Glacier Bay, Alaska.
  • Date: 1942 (Estimate)
  • Description: "Les" Parker (Rt) at Ptarmigan Creek, new Juneau cook Leola, & miner Mike Seiler (with axe). Miners were in "7th heaven" at the prospect of homemade bread & goodies. Between cooks they were on their own causing grumbling in the camp. Barrel on wheeled cart in background.
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20172
103  First "Convertible "; " To Grandparents House We Go". Gustavus, Alaska.
  • Date: 1936 (Estimate)
  • Description: Uncle Leslie "Les" Parker's 1926 Chevy "convertible". Driven by Charles White (16), passenger Gloria White (14), & back believed to be Genevieve White (12). Turning into Abraham & Edith Parker Good River homestead. Wooden windmill close to Good River Bridge on right in photo.
  • Source: A.L. & Edith Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20165
104  First "Convertible "; " To Grandparents House We Go". Gustavus, Alaska.
  • Date: 1936 (Estimate)
  • Description: Uncle Leslie "Les" Parker's 1926 Chevy "convertible". Driven by Charles White (16), passenger Gloria White (14), & back believed to be Genevieve White (12). Turning into Abraham & Edith Parker Good River homestead. Wooden windmill close to Good River Bridge on right in photo.
  • Source: A.L. & Edith Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20165
105  Croquet; Summertime Yard Game, Fun For All Ages. Gustavus, Alaska.
  • Date: 1941
  • Description: Family fun west yard White homestead. On Lt. Genevieve White (17) and Felix House. Richard House (1+) toddling background. Anne White (13) in rolled pants. Others: Ed, Bill Jr. & Alice White. Felix, Henrietta, Richie & Ruth (infant not seen) House visiting from Juneau.
  • Source: Unknown
  • Collection: GHAA
  • Reference#: 20164
106  Croquet; Summertime Yard Game, Fun For All Ages. Gustavus, Alaska.
  • Date: 1941
  • Description: Family fun west yard White homestead. On Lt. Genevieve White (17) and Felix House. Richard House (1+) toddling background. Anne White (13) in rolled pants. Others: Ed, Bill Jr. & Alice White. Felix, Henrietta, Richie & Ruth (infant not seen) House visiting from Juneau.
  • Source: Unknown
  • Collection: GHAA
  • Reference#: 20164
107  Strategic WWII Charles Parker Cabin. Glacier Bay Monument, Alaska.
  • Date: 1950 - 1959
  • Description: Built early 1940's on the shores of Lake Independence (now Bartlett Lake) to serve as a "safe house" in case of Japanese invasion. From this well-stocked, birds-eye-view location, the U. S. Government could be kept informed of enemy movement by "under-cover" Charles Lincoln Parker.
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20163
108  Strategic WWII Charles Parker Cabin. Glacier Bay Monument, Alaska.
  • Date: 1950 - 1959
  • Description: Built early 1940's on the shores of Lake Independence (now Bartlett Lake) to serve as a "safe house" in case of Japanese invasion. From this well-stocked, birds-eye-view location, the U. S. Government could be kept informed of enemy movement by "under-cover" Charles Lincoln Parker.
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20163
109  First Early Settler Family With Boys at Strawberry Point, Alaska.
  • Date: 1917 (Estimate)
  • Description: In this photo the two youngest boys of Rev. and Mrs. U. B. Good's four sons are shown standing at the door of their log homestead on the east side of Good (Taggart) River. From Lt. to Rt. is Harold Good & Freddie Good. Two older brothers John & Kennie not in photo.
  • Source: Unknown
  • Collection: Jim Mackovjak
  • Reference#: 20162
110  First Early Settler Family With Boys at Strawberry Point, Alaska.
  • Date: 1917 (Estimate)
  • Description: In this photo the two youngest boys of Rev. and Mrs. U. B. Good's four sons are shown standing at the door of their log homestead on the east side of Good (Taggart) River. From Lt. to Rt. is Harold Good & Freddie Good. Two older brothers John & Kennie not in photo.
  • Source: Unknown
  • Collection: Jim Mackovjak
  • Reference#: 20162
111  Leslie "Les" Parker; Home from Winter Hunt. Gustavus, Alaska.
  • Date: 1934 (Estimate)
  • Description: Leslie Parker at Abraham Lincoln Parker homestead west side of Good River. Just in from hunt for deer meat in snow white camouflauge suit. Homemade wooden skis propped against barn & Les's dog "Pal".
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20161
112  Leslie "Les" Parker; Home from Winter Hunt. Gustavus, Alaska.
  • Date: 1934 (Estimate)
  • Description: Leslie Parker at Abraham Lincoln Parker homestead west side of Good River. Just in from hunt for deer meat in snow white camouflauge suit. Homemade wooden skis propped against barn & Les's dog "Pal".
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20161
113  Harry & Jake Hall; Horse Drawn Farming. Strawberry Point, Alaska.
  • Date: 1920 (Estimate)
  • Description: Jake (Rt) & Harry (Lt) at Harry Hall homestead, east side of Good River. Hay farming with horse drawn wagon. Horse drinking on water break (see far left in photo). Bert Parker (about 18 yrs.) farm hand in middle. Note gun protection for ever present bears and hip boots worn as every day.
  • Source: A.L. & Edith Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20160
114  Harry & Jake Hall; Horse Drawn Farming. Strawberry Point, Alaska.
  • Date: 1920 (Estimate)
  • Description: Jake (Rt) & Harry (Lt) at Harry Hall homestead, east side of Good River. Hay farming with horse drawn wagon. Horse drinking on water break (see far left in photo). Bert Parker (about 18 yrs.) farm hand in middle. Note gun protection for ever present bears and hip boots worn as every day.
  • Source: A.L. & Edith Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20160
115  First Good River Bridge Crossing; Bert Parker. Strawberry Point, Alaska.
  • Date: 1918
  • Description: This "foot" bridge was installed before and just south of the original Good River bridge built by Abraham Lincoln Parker. It provided a convenient link to the Good family just across the river. Click title for more.
  • Source: A.L. & Edith Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20159
116  First Good River Bridge Crossing; Bert Parker. Strawberry Point, Alaska.
  • Date: 1918
  • Description: This "foot" bridge was installed before and just south of the original Good River bridge built by Abraham Lincoln Parker. It provided a convenient link to the Good family just across the river. Click title for more.
  • Source: A.L. & Edith Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20159
117  Construction of First "Approach" to Gustavus, Alaska dock.
  • Date: 1933
  • Description: The final land link (looking inland north) to the original platform dock in Icy Passage under construction. This new amenity would change the lives of Gustavus residents forever. Click on title for more information....
  • Source: Unknown
  • Collection: Jim Mackovjak
  • Reference#: 20158
118  Construction of First "Approach" to Gustavus, Alaska dock.
  • Date: 1933
  • Description: The final land link (looking inland north) to the original platform dock in Icy Passage under construction. This new amenity would change the lives of Gustavus residents forever. Click on title for more information....
  • Source: Unknown
  • Collection: Jim Mackovjak
  • Reference#: 20158
119  Leroy Gold Mine Camp "Cook" in Bathing Suit, Glacier Bay, Alaska.
  • Date: 1938
  • Description: Newlywed Nell Parker in front of "Boat House" (the first cook shack) as "chief cook and bottle washer" at Johns Hopkins Inlet shortly after location of the Leroy gold claim. Click on title for information and story...
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20157
120  Leroy Gold Mine Camp "Cook" in Bathing Suit, Glacier Bay, Alaska.
  • Date: 1938
  • Description: Newlywed Nell Parker in front of "Boat House" (the first cook shack) as "chief cook and bottle washer" at Johns Hopkins Inlet shortly after location of the Leroy gold claim. Click on title for information and story...
  • Source: Leslie & Bonnie Parker
  • Collection: Lee & Linda Parker
  • Reference#: 20157

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