Collection:
    Juneau—Douglas City Museum
    Object ID:
    2000.01.003
    Accession#:
    2000.01
    Credit Line:
    Donated by Bruce L. Garrison.
    Object Name:
    Print, Photographic
    Title:
    Hand Tinted Framed Photograph "Yellow Dogge Inne" Playhouse
    Place:
    Juneau
    Date:
    1/1/1915 0:00:00
    Description:
    Colorized photo matted in white with silver frame with filigree carved corners.  Photo of dog (collie?) sitting on wooden sidewalk in front of multicolored playhouse with "NO TRESPASSING  KEEP OUT" sign in top proper right corner of house. Below photo is title "Yellow Dogge Inn" written in pencil. Back covered in black cardboard with brocade pattern.  Has black flap for sitting photo upright attached with/ metal nails and cotton ribbon.
    Notes:
    Playhouse was believed to have been used by Verna Carrigan as a child.  Verna Carrigan, nee Hurley, was stepdaughter to Edward Webster.  Donor was executor of Verna's estate.  Object previously on loan exhibited in "Growing Up Along the Gastineau" 1998—2000.
    Search Terms:
    Photograph
Childhood
Land Animal
  Childhood
Land Animal