Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2009.19.633
Accession#:
2009.19
Credit Line:
Donated by the Juneau Volunteer Firefighters Association.
Object Name:
Print, Photographic
Date:
July 4, 1996
Description:
Color photograph of the 4th of July parade 1996.
Photograph was taken on Front Street, right after it meets Franklin Street. McDonalds is visible on the proper right. It was located where Peer Amid Beads is now. It is on the corner of Seward and Front Streets. The back of a fire truck is visible in the middle of the photo. It is moving down the street. There is a man in a red blazer on the top of the truck and one sitting on the proper left side. It has a sign that says "2nd PLACE ANIMAL" on the back of it. There are also American flags on the back. Women with white shirts and black polka dots walk behind the truck and are walking dalmations. The streets on both side of the fire truck are full of people. On the proper right there is a blue building and people are sitting on the overhang of the first story of the building. Telephone hill, a house, trees, and mountains are visible in the top proper left corner.
"July 4th
1996" is written on the piece of paper the photo was taped to.
Photograph was taken on Front Street, right after it meets Franklin Street. McDonalds is visible on the proper right. It was located where Peer Amid Beads is now. It is on the corner of Seward and Front Streets. The back of a fire truck is visible in the middle of the photo. It is moving down the street. There is a man in a red blazer on the top of the truck and one sitting on the proper left side. It has a sign that says "2nd PLACE ANIMAL" on the back of it. There are also American flags on the back. Women with white shirts and black polka dots walk behind the truck and are walking dalmations. The streets on both side of the fire truck are full of people. On the proper right there is a blue building and people are sitting on the overhang of the first story of the building. Telephone hill, a house, trees, and mountains are visible in the top proper left corner.
"July 4th
1996" is written on the piece of paper the photo was taped to.
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July 4th, 1996
July 4th, 1996