KPC-PC-0969
Ken Coursen home site, Cooper Landing 1950's
Ken & Manilla Coursen (parents of Morris) were 1940 settlers on the Kenai River in Cooper Landing. Ken worked odd jobs and was often an employee of the U. S. Forest Service. There's was a warm hearth, in fact homesteaders on their way to Seward from the Soldotna area often stopped at the Coursen home. The Coursens were a generation older than the homesteaders and were free with good advice and warm coffee.
Individuals
Collection
Ray Sandstrom
Location
Cooper Landing, Alaska
Date
1950's
Photographer
Ray Sandstrom
Image Type
B&W
Dimensions
4.5x3cm
Condition
Good
Identified By
Marge Mullen
Date Cataloged
8/18/2003
Archive Location
KPC Anthropology Lab
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