Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2009.47.002A—C
Accession#:
2009.47
Credit Line:
Donated by Mary Anne Greiner.
Object Name:
Telegram
Title:
Telegrams to Mary Joyce
Year Range from:
1935
Year Range to:
1939
Scope & Content:
Three Telegrams concerning Mary Joyce's dog team trip from Taku Lodge to Fairbaks in 1935—36.
A: Telegram to Pacala Ellis from Pacala Peck concerning Mary Joyce's dog team trip from Taku Lodge to Fairbanks in December 1935—March 1936. Concerning her travel from Atlin towards Fairbanks. Telegram dated: "DEC 30 1935". Sent from 55 New York NY. Printed form for Signal Corps, United States Army. Copy.
B: Telegram to news outlets from J L Hays concerning Mary Joyce and dog team arrival in Seattle, Washington. Concerns her winter plans at the Sun Valley Lodge with her dog team and trips for guests. News outlets include Omaha, Sun Valley, Los Angeles, New York, and Salt Lake City. Telegram dated: "January 13, 1939". Printed form for Union Pacific Railroad Company. 2 pages.
C: Telegram to Mary Joyce from Red [L A Macomber concerning her dog team trip from Taku Lodge to Fairbanks in December 1935—March 1936. Telegram printed on Signal Corps, United States Army form and dated: "SEATTLE WASH MAR 4 1936".
Dates of Creation:
A: December 30, 1935
B: January 23, 1939
C: March 4, 1936
Notes:
Communication relating to Mary Joyce dog team trip from Taku Lodge to Fairbanks in December 1935—March 1936.
People:
Joyce, Mary
Peck, Lyman
Macomber, L. A.
Search Terms:
Dog Mushing
Tourism
Hotel
Recreation
Winter
Taku Lodge
Transportation
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Telegram about Mary Joyce dog sled trip Dec 30, 1936Telegram about Mary Joyce dog sled trip Dec 30, 1936
News Release about Mary Joyce and dog team Jan 13, 1939News Release about Mary Joyce and dog team Jan 13, 1939
News Release about Mary Joyce and dog team Jan 13, 1939 pg2News Release about Mary Joyce and dog team Jan 13, 1939 pg2
Telegram to Mary Joyce from LA Macomber Mar 4 1936 dog sleddingTelegram to Mary Joyce from LA Macomber Mar 4 1936 dog sledding