KPC-PC-0745
Aerial view of the intersection of the Sterling Highway & Soldotna Creek, Soldotna early 1950's
Aerial of the Jack Keeler homestead on Soldotna Creek. Some tiny log structures are seen. Staying with Jack was his colorful father, Pappy, who was very generous with his knowledge of wildlfe, cabin building and philosophy of life as gained in Oregon from whence they came. This older man was a favorite of all. Evidence is seen of tree clearing for cabin logs, garden and firewood. Interesting is the distinct difference in color on either side of the creek. At this place today is some commercial development including some state forestry offices.
Individuals
Collection
Virgil Dahler
Location
Soldotna, Alaska
Date
Early 1950's
Photographer
Virgil Dahler
Image Type
Slide, colored
Dimensions
5x5sm
Condition
Fair
Identified By
Marge Mullen
Date Cataloged
4/4/2002
Archive Location
KPC Anthropology Lab
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