Ivil and Ethel Montgomery slide collection, [graphic] 1950-1969.

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Ivil and Ethel Montgomery slide collection, [graphic] 1950-1969.

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A majority of the slides were taken in Southeast Alaska, with the bulk of these focusing on the Juneau area, including many scenic images of the city of Juneau and of surrounding mountains, glaciers, and trails. There are photographs of other Alaska communities, as well, including communities whose artisans created handicrafts for sale at the Alaska Native Arts and Crafts Cooperative Association, also known as The Cache, which was owned and operated by Ivil and Ethel Montgomery. The subjects receiving significant coverage in this slide collection include the following: Auke Lake, Juneau downtown, Juneau ski bowl, Douglas Bridge, Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau Icefield, Tracy Arm, totem poles, and the Princess Kathleen. There are over 200 slides featuring the Mendenhall Glacier and vicinity. With a few exceptions, the individuals pictured in the slides are not identified.

1032 slides : col.

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Montgomery, Ivil James, 1894-1968.

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Ethel M. (Clayton) Montgomery, collector and promoter of Native arts and crafts, docent, and well-known Juneau hostess, was born on March 12, 1896 in northeastern Nebraska, Montgomery graduated from Wayne State Normal. She taught elementary school in Nebraska and married Ivil J. Montgomery in 1917. The Montgomerys had three children -- Jean, Chloe, and Neil C. After they arrived in Juneau, Alaska in 1949, Ethel Montgomery actively promoted the sale of products, handmade by Native artisans, throu...

Montgomery, Ethel M., 1896-1989.

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Ethel M. (Clayton) Montgomery, collector and promoter of Native arts and crafts, docent, and well-known Juneau hostess, was born on March 12, 1896 in northeastern Nebraska, Montgomery graduated from Wayne State Normal. She taught elementary school in Nebraska and married Ivil J. Montgomery in 1917. The Montgomerys had three children -- Jean, Chloe, and Neil C. After they arrived in Juneau, Alaska in 1949, Ethel Montgomery actively promoted the sale of products, handmade by Native artisans, throu...

Princess Kathleen (Steamboat)

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Juneau Rotary Club (Juneau, Alaska)

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