Homesteads in the Matanuska Valley
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AEC G951 HGK Verso: H.G. Kaiser photo. Matanuska Valley, 1900-1930 [Two men standing among haystacks on homestead, Matanuska Valley, with buildings in background]
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Alaska Engineering Commission; Alaska RailroadOriginal Date:
1918 October 12thCreator:
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Jack H. Floyd CollectionIdentifier:
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AEC G951 HGK Verso: H.G. Kaiser photo. Matanuska Valley, 1900-1930 [Two men standing among haystacks on homestead, Matanuska Valley, with buildings in background].
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Alaska Engineering Commission; Alaska RailroadOriginal Date:
1918 October 12thCreator:
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Anchorage Museum - Jack H. Floyd CollectionIdentifier:
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Railroads, Matanuska Valley, Buildings, Farming, Land Clearing, People, Mountain Ranges, ColonizationType:
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