There's a freedom here
Subtitle: my 100 years in Alaska
By: Patricia Ray Williams
Publisher: Hardscratch Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Walnut Creek, California
Language: eng
Number of pages: 358
ISBN-13: 9780983862840
Subjects: Social life and customs; Description and travel; Anecdotes; Travel; Local History; Biography; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. To Alaska, 1901; title: 2. Hazel Sheldon; title: Hazel remembers: "O' give me a home by the deep heaving sea"; title: 3. L.V. Ray; title: 4. Seward, 1910; title: Hazel remembers: The "Pray-do" club; title: 5. Railroad town; title: Hazel remembers: the railroad & ragtime; title: 6. Juneau; title: Hazel remembers: All of us young and hopeful; title: 7. Gateway city; title: Hazel remembers: Rockwell Kent; title: 8. Traveling outside; title: 9. My childhood; title: 10. Best friends; title: 11. Convent school; title: 12. Cross-country; title: North to College; title: Hazel remembers: Farewell to two fliers; title: 14. The 1920s; title: 15. "Use your own judgement"; title: 16. Banned books & missing buttons; title: 17. The 1930s; title: 18. The Ray family; title: 19. World War II; title: Hazel remembers: Just one dance; title: 20. A telegram; title: 21. Life on the docks; title: 22. The 1950s; title: 23. The Ray building; title: 24. March 27, 1964; title: 25. After the earthquake; title: 26. In every weather; title: 27. Seward Folks; title: Acknowledgements; title: Chapter notes & References; title: Index.