My sons grew up in Girdwood, where a “snow day” often meant the Highway was closed and they couldn’t get to Anchorage for school. It also meant new powder on the mountain which the Girdwood kids had all to themselves.
Double-matted art card, hand-signed by Barbara Lavallee
“My sons grew up in Girdwood, where a “snow day” often meant the Highway was closed and they couldn’t get to Anchorage for school. It also meant new powder on the mountain which the Girdwood kids had all to themselves.” ~ Barbara Lavallee
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by Steve J. Langdon
eBook(PDF) or softcover
Named as one of the best Alaska history books of all time on the Alaska 67 list!
The book is a traditional bestseller, in print continuously for over 30 years.
Author Steve Langdon describes how ALL of Alaska’s Native people survived in one of the most challenging environments on earth for more than 200 generations, long before modern technology. Topics include traditional housing, dress, food, social systems, beliefs, etc. The fifth edition contains revised text, additional photos, and an index.
6 x 9 inches, 176 pages
26 illustrations, 60 photos, seven maps
bibliography & index
Guide to cultural centers, museums, and websites
Softcover, Perfect Bound, 5th Edition.
ISBN 978-1-940381-00-8
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“The idea for this painting came from a float in a Fourth of July parade in Sitka. Aboard a flatbed truck, the brightly painted canoe covered the sides of the truck and the Tlingits in their native dress sang and paddled as the float made its way down the street.” – Barbara Lavallee
Double-matted art card, hand-signed by Barbara Lavallee
“I painted this scene as a gift for my oldest son and his wife to commemorate their wedding at the iconic Crow Creek Mine in Girdwood. The Mine continues to be a popular venue for weddings.” – Barbara Lavallee
Double-matted art card, hand-signed by Barbara Lavallee
“Native women are sewing harbor sealskin garments which keep hunters warm and dry as they hunt for food and sea mammals on the Arctic coast.” – Barbara Lavallee
Double-matted art card, hand-signed by Barbara Lavallee
“The idea for this painting came from a float in a Fourth of July parade in Sitka. Aboard a flatbed truck, the brightly painted canoe covered the sides of the truck and the Tlingits in their native dress sang and paddled as the float made its way down the street.” ~ Barbara Lavallee
“The blanket toss is a favorite event at Alaska Native celebrations. It was originally a means to gain a height advantage to search for whales.” –Barbara Lavallee
Double-matted art card, hand-signed by Barbara Lavallee
“The blanket toss is a favorite event at Alaska Native celebrations. It was originally a means to gain a height advantage to search for whales.” ~ Barbara Lavallee
Enjoy Alaska’s wildlife with stickers! Made from real photographs taken by Alaska photographers. Perfect for your water bottle, computer, smartphone, and more.
Enjoy Alaska’s Aurora stickers! Made from real photographs taken by Alaska photographers. Perfect for your water bottle, computer, smartphone, and more.
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2.25 x 2.25 inches
Durable, high clarity, high gloss film with a permanent adhesive
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Enjoy Alaska’s polar bear stickers! Made from real photographs taken by Alaska photographers. Perfect for your water bottle, computer, smartphone, and more.
“Starring” is an important event in the Alaskan Native observance of Christmas. A brightly decorated star, which twirls around, is carried by a child who is followed by the villagers. They stop at each home, where they share treats and sing songs.” -Barbara Lavallee
Double-matted art card, hand-signed by Barbara Lavallee
“Starring” is an important event in the Alaskan Native observance of Christmas. A brightly decorated star, which twirls around, is carried by a child who is followed by the villagers. They stop at each home, where they share treats and sing songs.” ~ Barbara Lavallee
