Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2008.40.003
Accession#:
2008.40
Credit Line:
Donated by Michael J. Kirk.
Object Name:
Sign
Title:
Alaska Public Works Sign
Year Range from:
1945
Year Range to:
1959
Description:
"Alaska Public Works" Sign
Plywood sign, painted white with a gold border. Sign says: (in gold) "123" / (in black) U.S. DEP'T. of INTERIOR / ALASKA PUBLIC WORKS."
Reverse is painted white.
Plywood sign, painted white with a gold border. Sign says: (in gold) "123" / (in black) U.S. DEP'T. of INTERIOR / ALASKA PUBLIC WORKS."
Reverse is painted white.
Notes:
John Argetshon worked for the Department of the Interior, Alaska Public Works. He was an civil engineer who did quality control. His office was in one of the AJ mine shacks on South Franklin Street near where Taku Smokeries is now. The sign hung at his office. It was probably removed in 1959 when Alaska became a state.
People:
Argetsinger, John
Argetshon, John
Argetshon, John
Search Terms:
Government
Territorial
Territorial