An edition of There's a freedom here
(2014)
There's a freedom here
my 100 years in Alaska
by Patricia Ray Williams
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Social life and customs, Description and travel, Anecdotes, Travel, Local History, Biography, HistoryPlaces
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There's a freedom here: my 100 years in Alaska
2014, Hardscratch Press
in English
0983862842 9780983862840
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Table of Contents
1. To Alaska, 1901
2. Hazel Sheldon
Hazel remembers: "O' give me a home by the deep heaving sea"
3. L.V. Ray
4. Seward, 1910
Hazel remembers: The "Pray-do" club
5. Railroad town
Hazel remembers: the railroad & ragtime
6. Juneau
Hazel remembers: All of us young and hopeful
7. Gateway city
Hazel remembers: Rockwell Kent
8. Traveling outside
9. My childhood
10. Best friends
11. Convent school
12. Cross-country
North to College
Hazel remembers: Farewell to two fliers
14. The 1920s
15. "Use your own judgement"
16. Banned books & missing buttons
17. The 1930s
18. The Ray family
19. World War II
Hazel remembers: Just one dance
20. A telegram
21. Life on the docks
22. The 1950s
23. The Ray building
24. March 27, 1964
25. After the earthquake
26. In every weather
27. Seward Folks
Acknowledgements
Chapter notes & References
Index.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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