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Albert S. Kerry party traveling in Alaska, ca. 1925
Clip TitleAlbert S. Kerry party traveling in Alaska, ca. 1925
Clip SummaryTwo people lead four dogs used as pack animals up a road. Car is pulled through mud.
Duration58 sec.
Digital FormatVideo
Original Source TitleAlaska, Reel #5
Original Source SummarySummer holiday in Alaska. Including a large camp used for group, lots of log buildings, alpine meadows, bears, car being towed through mud, kids using dogs as pack animals. Native woman, man and child. Buildings in camp marked "Chitma" and "Sourdough."
NotesThe car seen in the clip may be a Ford Model T.
Title of clip supplied by cataloger.
Subjects (LCSH)Automobile travel--Alaska
Sled dogs--Alaska
Kerry, Albert S.
Genres (LCSH)Amateur films
Nonfiction films
Film clips
Location DepictedUnited States--Alaska
Date Createdca. 1925
Digital CollectionSpecial Collections Moving Image Collection
Order NumberMV0020
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RepositoryUniversity of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Division
Repository CollectionAlbert Sperry Kerry Film Collection, PhColl 820, PhColl 820, VC2
Digital Reproduction InformationDigital streaming QuickTime video file made from DVCAM master copy by Gavin Sisk at UW Health Sciences Academic Services & Facilities on 04/06/2005, using Final Cut Pro v.3.5 for Mac.
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