Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2006.11.215 A—C
Accession#:
2006.11
Credit Line:
Donated by the Caroline Jensen Estate.
Object Name:
Album Page, Photographic
Title:
Jensen Photographs
Year Range from:
1910
Year Range to:
1940
Description:
Three (3) photographs adhered to a black page in a black album once belonging to the Jensen family. These photos include:
A: Black and white photograph of the facade of a five—story residential building. There are seven people peering out of windows. There are two small trees seen in front of the building. There is a fence enclosing what appears to be the end of the property and the start of the sidewalk. Blue ink marks two locations on the building. On the bottom proper right corner of the photo handwritten in blue ink is "M[indiscernible text] 1910"
B: Black and white photograph of seven people, a family (?), standing outside. They are standing mostly in a line with their bodies facing the camera, with the exception of one man who is standing further back closer to the fence on the proper left. Going from proper right to proper left is four women, a man, a woman, and a man (the one by the fence). There is a house—like structure in the background with what appears to be pieces of wood (?) stacked right outside the building. Handwritten in the top border of the photo is "Reischenbart" An asterik is marked below the third woman in from the proper right with the writing "mother" above her.
C: Black and white photograph of a two—story house, its front lawn, a fence enclosure, and a sign that says "Henry J. Kohnenbercer \ REAL—ESTATE \ NOTARY" There is a small shed located to the proper right of the house. Numerous trees are seen in the background. Handwritten in the bottom border of the photo in black ink is "1940 Winter Henrys Home"
A: Black and white photograph of the facade of a five—story residential building. There are seven people peering out of windows. There are two small trees seen in front of the building. There is a fence enclosing what appears to be the end of the property and the start of the sidewalk. Blue ink marks two locations on the building. On the bottom proper right corner of the photo handwritten in blue ink is "M[indiscernible text] 1910"
B: Black and white photograph of seven people, a family (?), standing outside. They are standing mostly in a line with their bodies facing the camera, with the exception of one man who is standing further back closer to the fence on the proper left. Going from proper right to proper left is four women, a man, a woman, and a man (the one by the fence). There is a house—like structure in the background with what appears to be pieces of wood (?) stacked right outside the building. Handwritten in the top border of the photo is "Reischenbart" An asterik is marked below the third woman in from the proper right with the writing "mother" above her.
C: Black and white photograph of a two—story house, its front lawn, a fence enclosure, and a sign that says "Henry J. Kohnenbercer \ REAL—ESTATE \ NOTARY" There is a small shed located to the proper right of the house. Numerous trees are seen in the background. Handwritten in the bottom border of the photo in black ink is "1940 Winter Henrys Home"
Search Terms:
building
Residence
Tree
Photograph
Jensen
Biological
non—Alaskan
Residence
Tree
Photograph
Jensen
Biological
non—Alaskan
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