KPC-PC-0436
Aerial view of Ninilchik village, early 1950's
The aerial of Ninilchik village. Top of photo includes the Sterling Highway. In center on top of the hill, the territorial school can be seen quite close to the Russian Orthodox Church. The wide beach served as the landing strip. Mail was brought to the village by air before the Sterling Highway was completed. Burteson's was an early cannery seen here. It later burned down.
Individuals
Collection
Cheechako News
Location
Ninilchik, Alaska
Date
Early 1950's
Photographer
Cheechako file photo
Image Type
B&W print
Dimensions
13 x 10 m
Condition
good
Identified By
Marge Mullen
Date Cataloged
2/26/2001
Archive Location
KPC Anthropology Lab
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