KPC-PC-0323
Wilson's 2nd grocery store on Sterling Highway near mile 95, Soldotna 1960
Continuing in the same direction from above picture is Wilson's second grocery store which was made of concrete blocks from Paul Nestor's plant across the street. Later it became the city hall. The buildings were demolished in favor of what is now the police and fire departments. The frame building was a residence built by Gordon Taylor for his family. It was later occupied by Dr. Paul and Amy Isaak and their family.
Individuals
Collection
Mullen Collection
Location
Soldotna, Alaska
Date
1960
Photographer
Ray Standstrom
Image Type
slide
Dimensions
5cm-5cm
Condition
good
Identified By
Marge Mullen
Date Cataloged
12/15/2000
Archive Location
KPC Anthropology Lab
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