KPC-PC-0811
Seward Waterfront
All of the freight destined for south central Alaska arrived at the docks at Seward before the 1964 earthquake. Large fuel storage tanks, warehouses and the Alaska Railroad depot kept Seward bustling. As a result of the huge tidal wave and resulting fires these activities were wiped out. Docking vacilities were built in the port of Anchorage and the Alaska Railroad suffered a great decline.
Individuals
Collection
Virgil Dahler
Location
Seward
Date
1959
Photographer
Virgil Dahler
Image Type
Slide, colored
Dimensions
5x5cm
Condition
Good
Identified By
M. Mullen
Date Cataloged
4/23/2002
Archive Location
KPC Anthropology Lab
Use Agreement and Restrictions
All of the photographs in this collection are for personal, educational, or research use only. These images cannot be used for political, commercial, or advertising purposes. At the present time the college does not have the capabilities to reproduce prints from the image scans. For technical inquiries, or to report errors, please contact webmaster@alaska.edu.