KPC-PC-0160
Tachick family, Soldotna 1953
Pictured are Roger, Wayne, Chuck, Anna, Melvin, & Paul in front are Bob, Shirley, & Arlene. This is a very industrious family. They were friends of Stocks & Dubendorfs who also came from Kennewick Washington. Paul was employed as a mechanic by the Alaska Road Commission. They bought property from Lawrence McGuire on the Sterling Hwy at the South East side of the Kenai river bridge. They built a large (for early times) two story frame house. Some of the brothers started a very early trucking business -Tachick Freight Lines. Some how Anna kept up with all the household chores, washing, ironing, sewing, cooking, & preserving food. Her good nature prevailed. She & Paul often visited neighbors in the evening. The house later was moved to Cohoe and occupied by the John Standifer family.
Individuals
Back row, from left to right: Roger, Wayne, Chuck, Anna, Melvin, & Paul Tachick. Front row, from left to right: Bob, Shirley, and Arlene Tachick.
Collection
Mullen Collection
Location
Soldotna, Alaska
Date
1953
Photographer
Ray Sandstrom
Image Type
slide
Dimensions
5cm-5cm
Condition
good
Identified By
Marge Mullen
Date Cataloged
10/24/2000
Archive Location
KPC Anthropology Lab
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