This stereoview photograph shows the “Indian Village on Ocean Front, Juneau City, Alaska,” by the Ingersoll View Company, circa 1900. That company, from St. Paul, Minn., produced cards with two photos on them meant to be viewed through a special viewer. This photo captures a view of what was known as ‘Indian Village’ in Juneau, with houses and canoes along the water. This coast area is now located where Willoughby Avenue runs, and the coast has been covered with mining tailings. (SHI-EBayCollection#5279072932729251266)
![This is one of two "stereoview" photographs showing the "Indian Village on Ocean Front, Juneau City, Alaska," by the Ingersoll View Company, circa 1900. The photo captures a view of what was known as 'Indian Village' in Juneau, with houses and canoes along the water. This coast area is now located where Willoughby Ave runs, and the coast has been covered with mining tailings. (SHI-EBayCollection#5279072932729251266) Sealaska Heritage Institute - EBay Collections EBayCollection#5279072932729251266](http://jun-cdn.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/superphoto/11580662.jpg "This is one of two "stereoview" photographs showing the "Indian Village on Ocean Front, Juneau City, Alaska," by the Ingersoll View Company, circa 1900. The photo captures a view of what was known as 'Indian Village' in Juneau, with houses and canoes along the water. This coast area is now located where Willoughby Ave runs, and the coast has been covered with mining tailings. (SHI-EBayCollection#5279072932729251266) Sealaska Heritage Institute - EBay Collections EBayCollection#5279072932729251266")
Sealaska Heritage Institute - EBay Collections EBayCollection#5279072932729251266
This is one of two "stereoview" photographs showing the "Indian Village on Ocean Front, Juneau City, Alaska," by the Ingersoll View Company, circa 1900. The photo captures a view of what was known as 'Indian Village' in Juneau, with houses and canoes along the water. This coast area is now located where Willoughby Ave runs, and the coast has been covered with mining tailings. (SHI-EBayCollection#5279072932729251266)
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Add commentVery nice photo. The Auk
Very nice photo. The Auk Natives built a boardwalk in front of the village in July of 1900.
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