First Peoples of
The Tongass - Historical Photographs
Chief Johnson
Ketchikan, Alaska
November 04, 2002
Monday
Chief Johnson -
Tlingit - in carved wooden hat, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Date Unknown
Photographer: Unknown
Courtesy of the University of Washington Libraries. Manuscripts,
Special Collections, University Archives Division - Alaska Collection
Lower half of Tlingit
totem pole known as the Chief Johnson pole,
Ketchikan, Alaska,
Date: August 5, 1904.
Photographer: John N. Cobb
A replica of the original
pole was carved & raised in 1989 in Ketchikan.
Courtesy of the
University of Washington Libraries. Manuscripts, Special Collections,
University Archives Division - John N. Cobb Collection
Tlingit totem pole
known as the Chief Johnson pole and buildings,
Ketchikan, Alaska, ca. 1895-1900
Date: ca. 1897
Photographer: Lloyd Winter -- E. Percy Pond
A replica of the original
pole was carved & raised in 1989 in Ketchikan.
Courtesy of the
University of Washington Libraries. Manuscripts, Special Collections,
University Archives Division - Lloyd Winter & E. Percy Pond
Collection
Tlingit totem pole
known as the Chief Johnson pole, with marble gravestone, in front
of painted housefront, Ketchikan, Alaska, 1909.
Date: 1909
Photographer: John
N. Cobb
A replica of the original
pole was carved & raised in 1989 in Ketchikan.
Courtesy of the
University of Washington Libraries. Manuscripts, Special Collections,
University Archives Division - John N. Cobb Collection
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