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Jeff. Smiths Parlor MuseumHistoric Structure Report

Skagway and White Pass District National Historic LandmarkKlondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Skagway, Alaska

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LIS OF FIGURES

EDIOR’S NOE v

INRODUCION x

EXECUIVE SUMMARY x

BACKGROUND x

SAEMEN OF SIGNIFICANCE x

PREFERRED REAMEN RECOMMENDAION xv

ADMINISRAIVE DAA xx

PAR I: HISORIC BACKGROUND 1

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Coo Am 42

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PAR II: REAMEN AND USE 81

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 96

APPENDIX A: PAPER/WALL INVENORY 103

APPENDIX B: BUILDING MOVE 122

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NPS Building

NPS Lot

Historic District

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1 Peniel Mission2 Moore Cabin

3 Moore House4 Moore Pigeon Coop

5 Frye-Bruhn Cold Storage Building6 Moore Chicken Coop

7 Goldberg Cigar Store

8 Boss Bakery

9 Pantheon Saloon / Red Front Building10 Lynch & Kennedy Haberdashery and Dry Goods Store

11 Mascot Saloon / Pacific Clipper Line Office / Hern Liquor Store12 Boas Tailor & Furrier Shop

13 Verbauwhede Confectionary

14 Verbauwhede's Cribs

15 White Pass & Yukon Route Administration Building16 White Pass & Yukon Route Broadway Depot

17 Ma rtin Itjen House18 Soapy Smith's Parlor

19 Y MCA / Meyer's Meat Market

Figure 1: Map of Skagway Historic District (NPS, July 2009).

Figure 2: Site map showing Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum at its current location on the southside of Second Avenue, Block 37, Lot 2 (NPS July 2008).

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INTRODUCTION

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

BACKGROUND

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1. K Gk, “Jo Rop ‘Sopy’ Sm’ Po, A Pmy BHoy” (No Pk Sv, Kok Go R No Ho Pk,Skwy, Ak, My 4, 2009), 4, 8.2. How Cfo, Te Skagway Story (Ak Now Pb Compy:

Ao, AK, 1975) 95.

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3. Cfo,Te Skagway Story, 100 4. Fk No, Gawking at the Midnight Sun: Te ourist in Early Alaska, AkHo Commo S Hoy o. 170 (Ao, AK: AkRo Lby Iomo Sv, 1985), 129; Cfo, Skwy Soy,

96-99.

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5. Ak No Pk Nw R, “Coo F KokGo R, Skwy Hoy,” Ap 26, 2007; Romy So,“Cy, I.,” Anchorage Daily News , Dmb 28, 2003.

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STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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6. Bo Hoo, Fk No Co, Skwy W P D No Ho Lmk Nomo,No R o Ho P Ivoy- RoFom, Ao, AK: No Pk Sv, 1999.

7. Bb K, Alaska Sportsman, Nov. 1963, 32.

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Sym Sppo O , 2006), 28.

Figure 3: First tourists mentioned in the local press,Daily Alaskan, July 1898.

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PREFERRED TREATMENT RECOMMENDATION

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ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

Preferred Structure Name:

Structure Number:

Park:

Structure County:

Region:

LCS Number:

Street Address

Legal Description

Facility Maintenance System Software (FMSS) Location:

Historic American Buildings Survey Number:

The Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum

37B

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon

Alaska

729876

321 2nd Avenue

Lot 2, Block 37

10957

AK-223

ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

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Figure 4: 6th Avenue, ca. 1897, First Bank of Skaguay is the second building from the right. (Alaska State Library, print # PCA258-III-85-795A; KLGO6th-19-1103).

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PART I: HISTORIC BACKGROUND

Figure 5: “First Bank of Skaguay” ad from Daily Alaskan, December 21,1897.

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FIRST BANK OF SKAGUAY: 1897-1898

HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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JEFF. SMITH’S PARLOR AND LATER BUSINESSES:

1898-CA.1900

Figure 6: he First Bank of Skaguay, ca. 1897 (Alaska State Library, print # PCA258-III-85-795A; KLGO 6th-19-1103).



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Figure 7: Jeff. Smith’s Parlor, May 30, 1898 (University of Alaska, Fairbanks, print #58-1026-1109; KLGO 6th4-206).

HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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Figure 8: Jeff. Smith’s Parlor interior, 1898 with Soapy and members of his gang (Den-ver Public Library, print # 02592;KLGO BI 34-1578).

Figure 9: Newspaper ad for “Jeff Smith’s Parlors” from the Daily Alaskan, July 2, 1898, Holly Street was the original name of 6th Avenue.

Figure 10: Jeff. Smith’s Parlor, May 30, 1898. Soapy Smith himself is cen-tered in doorway wearing light colored hat (University of Alaska, Fairbanks, print #70-58-246; KLGO SP 153-5733).

Figure 11: “Advertisement: Frank Clancy’s Mirror Saloon,” Morning Alaskan, September 23, 1898.

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HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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Figure 12: “Advertisement: Clancy’s,” Morning Alaskan, January16, 1899 .

Figure 13: “Advertisement: he Clancy Cafe – Under New Management,” Daily Alaskan, September 9, 1899.

Figure 14: “Advertisement: Sans Souci Restaurant,” Daily Alaskan, December 10, 1899.





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Figure 15: Hose House No. 1 (left) and Hook and Ladder Company (right), ca. 1915 (Library of Congress, Print # 02008u;KLGO 6th 69-9049).

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HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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Figure 16: Sanborn Map Company, 1914, Skagway, Alaska (KLGO Library NPS)





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Figure 17: Hose House (note tower) and the Hook and Ladder Company shed on the south side of Sixth Avenue ca. 1916, new Bank of Alaska foundations shown in the lower right hand part of the photograph (Alaska State Library, print # PCA 25-8; KLGO SO-136-5470).

HISTORIC BACKGROUND





HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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Figure 18: Clancy’s “A Gentleman’s Resort,” ca. 1898-1899. Note the cut in the cornice of the Hose House shed to accommodate the eave of the adjacent building (cropped image from Alaska State Library, print # PCA 226-121; KLGO 5th 52-6710).

Figure 19: Museum building after 1935 with adjacent Hose House. Circled area highlights the original cut in cornice from when the buildings were located on the north side of Sixth Avenue (Dedman’s Photo Shop; KLGO,6th32-1641).


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HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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y Skwy om vo M Ij ook ov b

b oo, “J. Sm Po Mm.”

Ij, Gm mm bo Jy 24, 1870, o wy o

Ak om Jkov, Fo, w w L 1890. 31 I

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o v, op o By Vw Ho, op Fo

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B mo mpoy w pm o Skwy om

m om pomo 1942.32

30. Am x Ro o Cy o Skwy, Ak, 1900-1970;Ho Ro o Cy o Skwy, Ak, Vo.... 36-80.31. A, Lo Ho, “H k ‘Em o R,” Te Alaskan Sportsman,Spmb 1940, p. 14-27, p. 25.32. Wk, Hy C Rob Hy Wk, Martin Itjen: A Collectionof Memorabilia, Wk: Eb, WA, 1997, om o KokGo R No Ho Pk Hq Lby.

MARTIN ITJEN AND JEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM:CA. 1935 - 1950

Figure 20: Hook and Ladder Company (left) with Hose House in background (right) ca. 1935. Martin Itjen is holding a section of a “Jeff. Smith” sign (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO print inventory #00069).





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o mo Sky Ak S C o w

o o bo v o Skwy.33 O p,

m M W v o om p v

m Skwy. Ao W v v Skwy, Ij’

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o Skwy. Ij’ , Do M, book m p ow

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mp o ow . Ij pom

mo y v wo o m Fo p

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33. Ij b om o o Fo o o o w o-m mk. O b o o o w m o .

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Figure 21: Martin Itjen ca. 1935, portrait taken at the Kennel Ellis studio in Eugene, Orgeon. (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection,Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO, print inventory #00339)



HISTORIC BACKGROUNDJ S P MJ S P M



HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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Skwy. I 1940, wo y bo M Ij , m

pp o m o S.S. City of San Francisco bo o

Nw Yok Cy om S Fo. Ij wo v b vy

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A q po b, Ij o om

Hook L Compy b o vo o J. Sm’ Po

w pp o b b o o poop, v Ij’

m. Ij my v poop om Doo Dy

(ow Mmo Dy) 1898, w b w p ov

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m b “J. Sm Po” ( poop w

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o m o b Jo Sm’ m. H

p ob oo by pm w p35. S.S. Cy o S Fo, P L, P Cw L o V

Av Nw Yok, 1897-1957.

Figure 22: Martin Itjen and Mae West ca. 1935 (George and EdnaRapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO, print inventory #00159-K/C-A.





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JEFF SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM HISTORIC BACKGROUND



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oo, w o o w o poop o

po Sm’ m. wow m o o

o poop om F Bk o Sky Jo

Sm o b o b o oo .

I 1935, Ij py x o o w

mpovm o b wo $200. mm

m y o Sopy Sm oo

b vo by b

. Ij pp o w w wpp

om o o 1930, o bo

Skwy, o v Ij’ m w M W.

H o p p, p m, vm

o o Skwy o w. w

pp o pm v b o mov

om po mm p o bo po.

Figure 23: Martin Itjen standing in front of a Skagway Streetcar (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO, print inventory #00165).



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HISTORIC BACKGROUND

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Skwy o 1942. D Wo W II

om m o . Amy’ W D Comm

b Ak v O o v o Ak-

-w m o m v. A Wo W II, Ij’

Jk Gb Go Rpzz p Ij’ w Ly by

kp mm op.36 x o Rpzz ook ov

py x o o 1945.37 Ly Ij 1946,

w Gb o o o w mm opo

o mm 1950. Gb 1952, Rpzz

w, E, kp mm o 1950.

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Figure 24: Newspaper coverage of Itjen’s tour to Hollywood, Anchorage Daily imes, March 30, 1935.





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HISTORIC BACKGROUNDJEFF SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM



Figure 25: Martin Itjen with a California ire Dealer on his way toHollywood(George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation,Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, print inventory #00153).

HISTORIC BACKGROUND



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HISTORIC BACKGROUND

GEORGE RAPUZZI AND JEFF. SMITH’S PARLOR MUSEUM: CA. 1963 – 1986

Figure 26: George Rapuzzi atop Mt. Harding, ca.1924 (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, RasmusonFoundation, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, print inventory #00452)





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HISTORIC BACKGROUNDJEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM



Figure 28: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum (left), and Hose House (right) ca.1935 (Dedman’s Photo Shop; KLGO 6th 10-962).

Figure 27: Jeff Smith’s Parlor ca. 1898 (British Columbian Archives, print #ZZ-95359, KLGO 6th 50-5600).

W Go Rpzz ook ov J. Sm Po Mm

Wo W II, w wok m o W

P Yko Ro o (WP & YR). Bo Dmb 18,

1899, o “M” Go Rpzz S., Go w

yo o v oy o o v

Skwy. Lk Ij, Rpzz w oy pomo o Skwy

oy. H w o o wo mb mo ( m

Mo H) o y o Am o

mm o oo P W G. H’ 1923 v.38

I 1963 1964, bo om WP & YR 1965,

Rpzz mov mm om 6 Av o o o

2 Av, Bowy, w oy (Bok 37, o 2).

38. Cfo, How, Te Skagway Story , Ak Now PbCompy: Ao, AK, 1975, 99.


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Figure 29: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, ca. 1940s (George and EdnaRapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO, print inventory #00052).

I Novmb 1963 Alaska Sportsman, Bb K

wo Rpzz p o mk mpovm o b

mov o 2 Av. Rpzz’ p p

w oo, p oo bk oom, p

o w o vz “” oo, o w p

w v o pk (bo b) j w

o .39 Rpzz’ poop o 1963 mov

ow wo m b o bk o o

b w mov o w po mm o 2 Av

1963-64 o o b o o ok o (Appx

B: 1963 B Mov, F 149 153). b

b p o po mm M Ij ow op

mm 1930. A po y w o o

b o-. A Rpzz mov po mm o 2

Av b. v mov,

p, ov b, Rpzz op b

39. Bb D. K o “T Mo Hoy,” Alaska Sportsman, j “Ho Ho No. 1” w o by y o b oow 1963.

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Figure 30: Interior of Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, ca. 1940s. Jack Greisbach is pictured in the foreground, Soapy manikin at center and the Dangerous Dan manikinin the rear corner. (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation,KLGO, print inventory #00080).





Figure 31: George Rapuzzi inside Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, ca. 1960s (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO print inventory #00076).





Figure 32: Edna Rapuzzi giving a tour of the Jeff. Smith’s Parlor Museum, ca. 1970s (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Ras-muson Foundation, KLGO, print inventory #00099





Figure 34: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, 1963-1964, after the move to 2nd Avenue.he rear portion of the extant building is being attached to the main building. Note the roof and flashing detail in comparison with Figure 33. (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, Klondike National Historical Park, print intentory

#00081.044).

Figure 33: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum ca. 1963, prior tomove to Second Avenue. Note roof detail on building to rear

of parlor building--compare toFigure 34. (George and EdnaRapuzzi Collection, RasmusonFoundation, Klondike National Historical Park, print inventory # 00082.006).


PHOTOGRAPHIC CHRONOLOGYJEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM



PHOTOGRAPHIC CHRONOLOGY

1898:1897:

Figure 35: First Bank of Skaguay, ca. 1897 (Alaska State

Library, print # PCA258-III-85-795A; KLGO 6th-19-1103)cropped and enlarged..

Figure 36: Jeff. Smith’s Parlor, July 4, 1898 (Brackett Collection,

print # BRSGY007; KLGO 6th 49-5139).


PHOTOGRAPHIC CHRONOLOGYJEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM JEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM



Figure 37: Jeff. Smith’s Parlor on the north side of 6th Avenue, ca. 1898 just before or just after July 4 (British Columbian Provincial Archives, print #

ZZ-95359; KLGO 6th 50-5600).

1898

Figure 38: Interior of Jeff. Smith’s Parlor (room A-1). Soapy is the bearded man in the center (Yukon Archives, print # 826; KLGO SP 78-2664).

1898-1900

Figure 39: Clancy’s 1898-1899 (Alaska State Library, print # PCA 226-121; KLGO 5th 52-6710).

Figure 40: Sans Souci Restaurant and Oyster Parlor, 1899-1900 (Yukon Archives, print #5062; KLGO 6th 22-2611).

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Figure 41: Hose House (left) and Hook and Ladder Company (right)on the north side of 6th Avenue, ca. 1900-1916 (Library of Congress, print # 02008u; KLGO 6th 69-9049).

1900-1916 1935-1948

Figure 42: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum and Hose House Company (right) on the south side of 6th Avenue, ca. 1935 (Dedman’s Photo Shop;KLGO 6th 10-962).

Figure 43: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum and Hose House Company (right) on the south side of 6th Avenue, 1948 (Library and Archives of Canada, print # PA-22465; KLGO 6th 42-2104).





1950-1960 1963-1964

Figure 44: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building, on the south side of 6th Avenue (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, RasmusonFoundation, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park print inventory #00074).

Figure 45: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum (left), Hose House (right) onthe south side of 6th Avenue, 1961 (NPS Photographer Charles F.Snell; KLGO 6th 41-2025).

Figure 46: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum being moved onto 2nd Avenue, 1963-1964 (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection,Rasmuson Foundation, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical

Park, print inventory #00081).

Figure 47: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum on 2nd Avenue, 1963-1964 (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, RasmusonFoundation, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, print inventory #00081.044).

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Figure 48: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum on the south side of 2nd Avenue, ca. 1966 (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson

Foundation, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, print inventory #00144).

1966-1979

Figure 49: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum on the south side of 2nd Avenue,1979. North and West Elevations. (NPS Photographer Richard Frear;KLGO 2nd 6-1863).

Figure 50: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum on the south side of 2nd Avenue,1979. North and East Elevations (NPS Photographer Richard Frear;KLGO 2nd 6-1862).





2008-P

Figure 51: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building, north and west elevations. (NPS July 23, 2008).

Figure 53: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building, south and west elevations. (NPS July 23, 2008)

Figure 52: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building, False-front, north elevation, Park Maintenance Staff installing temporary roof. Samuel Boggs, left, Cody Lewis, right.

(NPS October 2009).

Figure 54: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building, south and east elevations,bushes removed. (NPS June 2009).


JEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM CHANGES OVER TIME



CHANGES OVER TIME

o vo J. Sm Po Mm by mm o 1967.

Foow Go’ 1986, mm w y

o o oo. E Rpzz 1988, v o

o ow, Rpzz p o Py Bow.

I Ap 2007, Bow o Rpzz oo o (

o o Ij’ o ) o b

mm, o Ak-b Rmo Foo. Rmo

Foo o mm o b o

No Pk Sv, Kok Go R No Ho Pk,

Mpy o Skwy Boo Dmb 2008. I

x w y mm w o omp oo

o o oo oy o Skwy z.

Figure 55: First Bank of Skaguay, ca. 1897 (Alaska State Library, print

#PCA258-III-85-795A; KLGO 6th-19-1103) cropped and enlarged.


JEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM JEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM CHANGES OVER TIME



Figure 56: Jeff. Smith’s Parlor. on the north side of 6th Avenue, ca. 1898 just before or just after July 4 (British Columbian Provincial Archives, print # ZZ-95359; KLGO 6th 50-5600).

FIRST BANK OF SKAGUAY

CA. WINTER 1897-18986th Avenue (north side) – building fronts south.

o kow poop o o o b FBk o Sky. w kow b o op b.

Building Characteristics:

•C oo.•Ov op.

•Sm o bo.•V bo .•B woo, o p.•F o w ç o y bov wow.•Doo bw wo wow.

•op o wow o bov op o oo.

JEFF. SMITH’S PARLOR.

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SPRING-SUMMER 1898

6th Avenue (north side) – building fronts south.

Jo Rop “Sopy” Sm J. Fk Cy op

po b My o 1898 Sm’ Jy 1898. B o poop om m po oo

wow m om Bk o Sky o

o ç o b ov om bk o

po w b o w w.

B C:

Exterior

•C oo.

•Ov op.

•L o bo.

•Hozo pp op o o.•Bo & b o .

•Boy p – oo.

Figure 57: Jeff. Smith’s Parlor, interior 1898 with Soapy and members of his gang (Denver Public Library, print # 02592;KLGOBI 34-1578).





•Fo m p – k oo.•Fç mov o op o o.

•C oo mov o ().

•wo wow mov o w ().

•op o wow bov op o oo.

•M b o ow o wow.

•Ao o poj box .

•wo m poj o .

•Wow o vo.

•P o ov pp bov oo .

•No poop .

Interior

•Woo b o w w.

•Sov pp o o o ov.

•B bb om .•S o w b b.

•Wpp w .

•Pk, poby p oo.

____________

MIRROR SALOON SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER 1898

Figure 58: Clancy’s 1899 (Alaska State Library, print # PCA 226-121; KLGO 5th 52-6170).





6th Avenue (north side) – building fronts south.

T o kow poop o b Mo Soo,

oy vm om po wpp

bm.

____________

CLANCY’S

JANUARY – JULY 18996th Avenue (north side) – building fronts south.


Exo•Fç mov, p by p y o o.•L poj box mov, b ov x

m.

____________Figure 59: San Souci Restaurant and Oyster Parlor, 1899-1900

(Yukon Archives, print #5062; KLGO 6th 22-2611).





THE CLANCY CAFÉ JULY TO DECEMBER 18996th Avenue (north side) – building fronts south.

o kow poop o b Cy

Cé, oy vm om po wpp o bm op w mm.

___________

SANS SOUCI40 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER PARLOR

CA. DECEMBER 1899-FALL 19006th Avenue (north side) – building fronts south.


Nw wo- p o o ç. wo “oy” p o o o ç. wo m poj pp.

40. S So F, m wo o p o x.

Figure 60: Hose House (on the left with doors open) and Hook and Ladder Company on the north side of Sixth Avenue, ca. 1915 (Library of Congress, Print # 02008u;KLGO 6th69-9049).





SKAGWAY FIRE DEPARTMENT HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY SHED /GARAGE FALL 1900 TO 19356th Avenue (north side) from 1900-1916--building fronts south/6th Avenue (south side) from 1916-1935--building

fronts north.

A 1900, Cy o Skwy p b o

o F Dpm’ Hook L Compy

b w y . b

Figure 61: Sanborn fire insurance map of Skagway, Alaska, 1948. Note Museum and Old Fire Ho. 1 located on south side of 6th Avenue (Sanborn Map Company, 1948;KLGO Library).





Figure 61: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum (left), and Hose House (right) ca. 1935 (Dedman’s Photo Shop; KLGO 6th 10-962).

m o 6 Av o x o F Dpm

Ho Compy b 1916, w bo b w mov

o 6 Av o ommo oo o w Bk o

Ak (F 17). Bo b ow o. Cy o

o ow o F Dpm b, b M Ij ook ov b 1935,

xo m y Hook L Compy .


L o bo .Exo p k oo w

m.

Fo y mov o xm w (). A mov om b. wo wow mov p by yp ob oo w wow.

MARTIN ITJEN AND JEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM

1935 TO 1950





6th Avenue (south side) – building fronts north

x o o y o Skwy M Ij ook

ov o F Dpm’ Hook L Compy b

1935, op J. Sm [] Po. I pp

Ij mp o b w Sopy’ ,ky o poop. my xp wy o

poop “Sm’,” v poop om 1898 ow

b bo w b ov p o

poop. Jk Gb ook ov mm

opo o mm oow o M

Ij 1942, Ly Ij 1946. Go Rpzz b py

x o po mm o 1945. Gb kp mm

op 1950, w w o o o o po

o; 1952. po mm mmoy o o 1950 y 1960. vy

Go Rpzz mov o 2 Av 1963.

Figure 63: Interior of Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum with Martin Itjenbehind the bar ca. 1935 (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, RasmusonFoundation, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, print inventory # 03341).






EXTERIOR

Sm o bo wo ov op. ozo pp o o ç p k pp.Bo b o .Boy o b p k oo.Fo m p oo.Nw ç j bow o bo. o om 1898 “J. Sm’ Po.” w Ij’ 1935 “J.Sm Po” p w o .G oo mov p w w p oo w wow o w () o b.wo ov wo ob wow o () . Wow oo op o m bo.

Bk moy my pp poop po.

INTERIOR

Io b mm pv o Sopy Sm omp w b w w ppoy o p om o-

o pm o 1897 Kok Go R.41

41. Rob Rpzz, Po Commo w K Gk, NPS Ho,Skwy, AK, 1993.

Figure 64: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, 1979. (NPS photographer Richard Frear; KLGO D-1970 2nd 6-1863).

Figure 65: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, 1979. (NPS photographer Richard Frear; KLGO D-1970 2nd 6-1862).





GEORGE RAPUZZI AND JEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM1963 – THE PRESENT

6th Avenue (south side) from 1945-1963--building fronts north/2nd Avenue (south side) from 1963-present---building fronts north.

Go Rpzz mov J. Sm Po Mm b

om 6 Av o 2 Av 1963, omp mov by

1964. Foow mov, Rpzz o my o

o Ij’ mm wo m b w

pvoy o o o p w m

poo o mm b ( Appx B). Rpzz p bo b , w w o b

w o o p o o. H o

wow oo m. b

p po mm by Go Rpzz.

Figure 67: Interior of Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, ca. 1960s (Dedman PhotoShop; George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park, print inventory #00079).

Figure 66: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum., north facing false front, (NPS July 2008).


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EXTERIOR

wo o o -.Nw oo o A-1 A-2 (F 72).Rmov o wow oo om vo.Bo b o o b xp o -

ç.

B p w oo ov m.Pp o op o x bk my.

INTERIOR

Ao o o p by wo o o .

Ao o w pp, p o o w.

Figure 68: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum northeast elevation, bushes removed,temporary roof being installed (NPS October 2009).

Figure 69: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum southwest corner (NPS July 2008).

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SITE:

y b p vo o

b mm, o b o o

pvoy mmy o b o .

om b m o pm o o py o

w . b o v o by

w . A om o obj, moy m mFigure 70: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum southeast corner, bushes removed (NPS October 2009).

Figure 71: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum northwest corner (NPS July 2008).





o o , b py o w o b

w o , v b mov by pk p o

o. m pok w, w, m o,

py, , ov, . o o m o y kow.

Figure 72: Cave-in along west side beneath section A-2 (NPS July 2008).






Figure 73: Crawl Space A, section A-1 looking west at log foundationsupported by cut log on concrete pier (NPS July 2008).

Figure 75: Crawl Space A, section A-1 looking south toward Crawl Asection A-2 (NPS July 2008).

Figure 74: Crawl Space A section A-2 cellar with log sill atop concrete walls. Note central support post in left foreground (NPS July 2008).

Figure 76: Crawl Space A, section A-2 cellar south wall looking toward Crawl B (NPS July 2008).




THE MUSEUM:

Ov, b poo oo. I k o o

w ow o. w bow

o p om p xpo b o

oo o mo. Aoy, mo

b o o oo ow mo o ow o

o w. o oo v op

o b, oo oo y bzo.

A mpoy oo w Oob 2009 ( bk ov)

FOUNDATION:

o o o oo o b

o w k o . o

oo o w o b b o

A-2. (F 108) I pp w v- o w

w o x o . Aj o o,

oo o o o o k woo p o o

o o o A-1. B b o B


Figure 77: North elevation windows and door (NPS July 2008).

Figure 78: Northwest corner sinking into grade with grass covering the water table (NPS July 2008).





Figure 79: False front with painted sign, north elevation. he green glass insulator probably came from the Chilkoot rail. (NPS July 2008).

Figure 80: North and west elevations (NPS July 2008).




C oo pp o b mp o . H ow

w p o ommo vo. k

o b o woo oo o.

NORTH ELEVATION (F ACES 2ND A VENUE):

pp vo w 3-p woo oo w

wow wo wo-ov-wo ob wow. wow

py opb: bo ov (bo

w mov m, F 77). p w

o bk “J. Sm Po” j bow o

bo o oo pp. vo w pp

pp o v b p w w oo p


Figure 81: East elevation window (NPS July 2008).

Figure 82: East elevation (NPS July 2009).




ow k p. w b42 py

ov by b xpo o o.

Mo ow bw b o w oo.

42 A w b poj o,mo, o p o o v w om b.


Figure 83: South elevation, Haruna Madono holding the target. (NPS July 2008).




E AST ELEVATION

(FACES THE M ARTIN I TJEN HOUSE):

vo w bo b .

o x woo wow mwy o vo

b o B. wow bo ov w pywoo

om . bbo o vo m

om o o om b

30 o 45 ow mo o o

oo . Ovow o b, b

w ow vo w y mov.

SOUTH ELEVATION (FACES ALLEYWAY ):

bo b o vo w

o w vo, m ppoxmy 6”Figure 85: Deteriorating boards at crawl space on the west elevation (NPS July 2009).


Figure 84: West elevation entrance and jail-like false facade and mounted metal bars (NPS July 2008).




w. b bbo py ov w

m . o o ow y obvo

o oo, b o ow o v b p.

WEST ELEVATION

(FACES WORLD W AR II COMMISSARY ):

O vo bo b w om o

o o oy b oowy m o o

A. Aj o oowy j-k ç w oowy

v m b o m boy o b. A

w, o, ov, vo o m obj w

o vo, b v y b mov by

pk . o oo b o

poo o o A. o o oo

w p o oo bow o A.

Figure 87: Eave connection at southeast corner of roof section A (shingles) and northeast corner (rusted metal) of roof section B. Note the damaged shingles (NPS July 2008).


Figure 86: Parlor museum roof, view from southwest (NPS July 2008).




Figure 88: Roof Plan from HABS drawings (NPS July 2008).

Figure 89: emporary roof being installed (NPS October 2009)






Figure 90: North peak and gable of roof section B ridge covered with sheet metal (NPS July 2008).

Figure 92: View of roof looking north toward back of false front, Haruna Madono looking over the false front. (NPS July 2008).

Figure 93: Northwest end of roof section A and back of false front (NPS July 2008).

Figure 91: East slope of roof section A, masonry chimney and detached chimney pipe (NPS July 2008).




R OOF:

po mm b oo. Roo A

ov w . Co m ov

ow o o b w m o

m ow mo b (oo m,

F 88). o m m

o o poo o Roo A. Roo B p

p b ov y o

m . Roo C o o o

b o ov o m. Ov

poo o oo poo oo

oo ov w o m oo.


Figure 94: Interior view of room A-1 looking north toward front door, bar at center (NPS July 2009).

Figure 95: East interior wall room A-1 showing old door frame and remnants of felted cardboad that backed paper memorabilia that previously lined the wall (NPS July 2009).




INTERIOR R OOM A-1:

Room A-1 oom b

oy boom po mm. p

oom opo o o po ow o

poop o Sopy Sm mmb o , 1898

(F 57). w oom w ov wpp, Figure 96: Painted beadboard and porcelain sink in bathroom(NPS July 2008).

Figure 97: oilet flange and doorway into bathroom from Room A-1 (NPS July 2008).


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mz p, , p o pp pm.

w o mo w m o m o pp

mmob, b w mov w o o

o mo o oo o w b. o

oov oo p o o oom

oo oo. oo ow o o oo.

Figure 98: Wall in southwest corner of Room A-2, notice signs of water damage to boards (NPS July 2009).

Figure 99: Southwest corner of Room A-2, with felted sheet cardboard still covering walls (NPS July 2008).





B ATHROOM:

boom ov oo. Abov

p wo wpp p w;

p bbb p. o mo

k p o p o w.

INTERIOR R OOM A-2:

Room A-2 oom po po

mm o w ywy. Lk Room A-1 my

o w w w wpp, p om book,

poop . pp mmob

b mov o, w w pp o b

oo. Howv, woo o o w o

ow om o w m mov o pp

mmob. oo bo ow oo

bo Room A-1, o pp o b oo.

Figure 100: North wall of Room B and doorway from Room A-2, walls have since been stripped to bare wooden beams. Haruna Madono in doorwary. (NPS July

2008).

Figure 101: Ceiling and wall in northeast corner of Room B, notice minor bubbling in white paper ceiling (NPS July 2009).


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INTERIOR R OOM B:

Room B y o o Room A-2 b o

oowy om Room A-2. woo oo ov w

om-k m. oo Room C

o oo my p, o o

oo /o oo . py

ob o w o oom. w w

pp o pp mmob oom pp o b

oo. py ov by w pp

w p bbb om p. (F 101)

Figure 102: Northeast part of ceiling in Room C showing signs of water damage in the white paper covering (NPS July 2009).

Figure 103: Southwest corner of Room C showing walls in fair condition and white paper covering on ceiling and portion of east wall (NPS July 2009).





INTERIOR R OOM C:

A m w k Room C om

Room B. A w om op mo o Room C, b

b mov. Lk Room B, p o oo

oom C o oo my ow o

oo o oo o oo o

b o . w C pp o b

oo v o obvo o w m

o mo. ov m w pp

Figure 104: Charred ridge board, rafters and collar ties in attic section B.(NPS July 2008).


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ov Room B (F 102) om o o

mo w m k om oo

bov. No mopo o o .


Figure 105: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum, west elevation with section labels. his image is not drawn to scale.

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A TTIC:

Ov oo. bo, kp

o o o o B.

oo woo v o, b bo o oo

oo ow oy m o w m pp o b

oo. Ao o y vb o

oo oo, v o w b

w m o w oo b.

A v o o, J Sm Po

Mm b m 12’6” x 83’. x mm

o o b. o o, bv

o b b o Jo Rop Sm’ b,

omo poo o b (A-1 A-2).

o, ow b y woo pk o box

oo ov by mm p v b

oo. o- mo oo w

o m w wo oo oy o

Figure 106: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building, north and west elevations. (NPS July

2008).

Figure 107: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building, south and east elevations (NPS July 2009).





Figure 108: Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum interior floor plan with room labels. his image is not drawn to scale.

m. A o moy my o

o b o bk o

o-mo oo (F 91). Bo b

ommo o xo o b v

pp o ç w ozo bv pp.

m o mm o o ç

2 Av. o o w vo.

wow b – wo wow j

o o oo o m x wow o vo.





Figure 109: Log foundation along east wall of section A-1 (NPS July 2008).

Site:

J. Sm Po Mm o owow

Skwy, Ak, w Kok Go R No

Ho Pk. S m o Lo 2, o Bok 37,

po mm o o o 2 Av, w

o Bowy S. W P Yko Ro o

(WP & YR) k b po mm o o.

o M Ij o, o w o

po mm Wo W II Commy b.

S bk om , mm popy o

by w w y mmy o

b o w . w vy o

obj w, py, o ov,

, woo o , py o

w o b. My o v b mov.

Building:Figure 110: Log foundation along west wall of section A-2 (NPS July 2008).





Figure 112: West facade with vertical board and batten siding (NPS July 2008).

Fo ppo o po, o o b w

b o o A, B C (F 108). mm

b p, m 12’6”x 83’

o-oy, woo b. oo o o-o

w vz m (F 88).

o p oz o o

oom (A-1, A-2, B C) o boom

Room A-1 o o B (F 108).

Foundation:

oy oo

yp o w o o b.

oo b A-1 vb om m w p

b by p oo oo o oom. I poo o

Figure 111: North false-front facade with horizontal shiplap siding (NPS July 2008).



b




oo b o wo o p

o o b. o o k p

o o o , k o o k o o.

U o A-2 o oo yp w p

oo b A-1. H b o o

op wo o o w. A 5’2” 1’1/2”

m po ppo oo jo o .

op v- p o w w

xpo w o p oo o o.

oo o B C pp o b

mp o o b om m

w oo A-2 o o w p

A-1. b k oby ow

ow o o w oo.

Walls:

7’2” w y woo pk o box

Figure 113: Windows and main doorway on north elevation (NPS July 2008).


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oo; oo mo ommo o

my o b Skwy. Pk/box

oo w qk q w m. Bo

b ov , o w o

mm. b w o o vo w

o o w vo. pp

o -o ç o o ozo pp

. A o w ow o w w y

woo pp/k w o oo p.

Windows and Doors:

Oy wo oo wow pov o

mm. m oowy o o op

Figure 114: Windows and main doorway on north elevation (NPS July 2008).

Figure 115: Window with metal bars on east elevation (NPS July 2009).



p /b b




y o o po/b o o b

o 1898. oowy m w p m bo

o o xo. woo oo p o

boom x wow o op py

ov w pywoo. p o oo o

w pp o b o x oo m. S

p bw oo op o oo m.

o oowy w oowy o w

vo o o xo o oo.

x b oo o o v woo pk

o by o, op boom b. oo

Figure 116: Metal gable roof of section B and C southwest elevation (NPS July 2008).

Figure 117: Metal gable roof with cedar shingles, section A northwest elevation (NPS July 2009).


op o Room A 2 mp o p woo oo




Figure 118: Attic A-1 rafters at ridge line (NPS July 2008).

Figure 119: Attic A-1 rafters and skip sheathing (NPS July 2008). Figure 120: Attic A-1 rafters ends at top plate (NPS July 2008).

op o Room A-2 mp o p woo oo.

mo pom wow o mm o o wo

p wo-ov-wo ob woo wow

j o o oo. v ob

wow m 2’4” x 4’. A w o oo

, wow o py ov by pywoo.

o opb.



oy o wow b o o




oy o wow b o o

vo o o B. 2’2” x 1’7”

x woo wow ov w pywoo o

. Exy wow mpy mm

woo w ozo o b po p.

Roof:

b oo o by

Figure 121: Attic B ridge board, rafters and collar ties (NPS July 2008).



p p o o A 7:12

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Figure 122: Attic C rafters and collar ties (NPS July 2008).

Figure 123: Attic C ridge line, rafters and collar ties (NPS July 2008).

70

p . p o o A 7:12

w . Co m

ov poo o o ow .

mo py p o o mm oo

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o B, w p 11:12. o ov




Figure 124: ongue and groove flooring in Room A-1 with view of flush mounted trapdoor (NPS July 2008).

o B, w p 11:12. o ovy o m. H b

x bov o oo o A B,

w m. A o o b, oo

o C p o 8:12 o o m.

Interior Roofing:

b o p p oy v

oo o, oo o A ov wo p. I

A-1 A-2 m o , w


kp y m o.




Figure 125: Flooring in B looking into A-2 from the south (NPS July 2009).

p y o y o op p. v pk

po w, w op, bw A-1

A-2. 1’2” x 1’5” moy my A-2.


A B o w bo, , o




kp . o po w o o

ozo pk p om A-2. o

o m po w p B C, b

w op o C. O

o o A pk, bo,

kp ow om kow .

Sm o A-1 A-2, oo o C o

o o o . Uq o C

j bow o . /

bov Room C w z m om w o py.

Floors:

o o po mm oo.

Figure 126: Sub-flooring in A-1 with 3 3/4” x 3/4” boards (NPS July 2009).

Figure 127: Sub-flooring in small section of A-1 with spaced out, newer 5” boards (NPS July 2009).


oo A-1 3/4” x 5 3/8” o oov Do-




woo oo w w b.

mo p oo w o oo

o oom.

oo A-2 3/4” x 3 3/8” o oov

Do- o w w b. P

o oo bo A-1 A-2 pp o v b

bow oo. o mo p

oo w o oo ow o o

A-2.

oo B C ov by om

m bow oo o o b’ oo.

Figure 128: West wall of A-1 with historic newspapers and other paper memorabilia(NPS July 2008).

Figure 129: Same west wall of A-1 after museum curators stripped wall (NPS July 2009).





Sub-Flooring:

b wo p o o b-oo, w

m b-o p o A-1. Mo o b-oo

A-1 ompo o 3/4” x 3 3/4” bo w

o b. o 18’ p o o bm.

A o bm m b-o b w w 5”

bo, p ppoxmy 1” p. A w

o A-1 b-oo omp o 1” x 12” bo.

b-oo A-2, B pmby C 1” x 12”

Figure 130: Southwest corner of A-1 with historic newspaper and other paper memorabilia (NPS July 2008).

Figure 131: Same corner of A-1 after museum curatorial staff stripped the wall, only felted sheet cardboard remains on walls (NPS July 2009).


w o b. oo o A-2 B b b b b b C




B b b-oo b obv, b C

b wy b y .

Wall Coverings:

A o o mm om o o

wpp, o wpp o pp mmob o

w vy . Pk v pp w

v mp o o y mov. I A-1 w o wpp ov o w

w ov by o wpp o pp

mmob. w o o o p wpp

x o .

Sv y o wpp w mov om A-2; y oo

w ov by o wpp, p m, p

k. o w o A-2 w o oo

Figure 132: Doorway connecting A-1 and A-2, view from A-2 looking north (NPS July 2008).


by mo wpp o w w.




I o B wo, poby , y o wpp w mov

om w w. Ao o wpp

o w A, m wpp pp w

Figure 133: Boarded up double doors on south wall of C that were once an exit from the building (NPS July 2009).

Figures 134 and 135: On the left is the door on the north wall of B that once connected the buildings when they were connected off-center on the south side of 6th Avenue. See Appendix B. On the right is the doorway that currently connects B and C to A. his photograph was taken from B looking north back into A. hese door frames are next toone another on the north wall of B (NPS July 2009).


mov om poo o w w.




Pk oy mov wpp om o w o C. wo

o wo y k w mov om

o w, w om o w wpp o

p o .

Interior Access:

wo o oowy b o A-1, A-2 o b. N o o oowy v

oo, b j oo m k oom. v o

o oo v b bo p o o .

oowy o o o A-1 bo o oo wy

Figure 136: Bar in Room A-1, view to the north (NPS July 2009).

Figure 137: Desktop and shelf in A-1, view to the south (NPS July 2009).


om w. oowy p m. Ao w v o o oo m my v




w v o o oo m my v

b x o o o po.

o oowy o o o A-2

o B C. Nx o v o o oo

ky k B C o o b w y

w o o po o 1963-1964 mov om 6

Av o b’ oo o o o

2 Av (Appx B).

O o w o C ob oo w o

o m o o o ky ow

moo w om w oy bo o

po mm.

Figure 138: Room A-2 with cast iron stove and iron scaffolding (NPS July 2009).

Figure 139: Rooms B and C with bull moose with locked antlers (NPS July 2009).





Furnishings:

Vy m mm pk mov

m o p o. I Room A-1 o b

m o o om o poo om Sopy Sm’ ;

owv, ky 1898 b om Sopy’ oo.

o woo kop mo ow o o

oom x o boom . oy o p o

Figure 140: Sink and plumbing in bathroom (NPS July 2008).

Figure 141: Knob and tube electric wiring in northeast corner of Room A-1 (NPS July 2008).


oom p woo o o o oom o o oowy o

ow o.

PART II: TREATMENT AND USE RECOMMENDATIONS

TREATMENTJEFF. SMITHS PARLOR MUSEUM



y

Room A-2.

A o ov oy o Room A-2.

wo b moo w ok m o Room

B C. y ov om w om

o w M Ij op mm. Ij p

ko o wo b moo o vo ok . H o moo

o ko o moo o mo k

po. m w pv w ,

ommoy by xm m, b o o. y

ow wpp p w ow

o wo oom. woo p mp

o o wpp o w m

Room B. A o 2009 moo v b mov by pk

Mechanical and Electrical:

m ym mm p ooy w vb w b w . W y

o b y o o, m o

kob b w mo ompoy ov

o o oom. I m

boom (Room Bb), o k o , o

o o. o w w mm.

J. Sm Po Mm ob o o Skwy W P D No Ho Lmk

Kok Go R No Ho Pk (KLGO) k o o


o . A y o , mp mov, mo b o y ompom.

2. Exterior Preservation Treatment:

m v wo p oo

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y p

Treatment Alternatives:

1. No Treatment:

Wo m m b w o o

o o o ob

o. oo o oo o

o op o o o o o b.

This treatment is not recommended.

p

pv xo o b. Ro m

wo o b o o b wo o b

b o pb. Vo wo vw J. Sm

Po Mm om bowk o So Av.

m v wo q:

• A w o oo.

• S p o b vop oommo o b mmb.

• P wz b xo.

• C o m oompovm.

• S mpovm.



3. Adaptive Reuse:

m v wo b’ xo

TREATMENT





o o ommo o. Lk my

o o b Kok Go R No

Ho Pk, po mm o b p o

b mm. Ap po mm

o ommo b o y

b o oy x o b w

m pv o Skwy’ oy.

m v wo q:• A w o oo.

• S p o b vop oommo o b mmb.

• C o m oompovm.

• S mpovm.

• Io o w m ym.

• Rmov o w om Room C.

• P wz b xo.

4. Rehabilitation:

m v wo b po mm

mm m o o M Ij Go Rpzz

b w mo mm m. Foow m,

b wo o pb mm ow

oy o “Sopy” Sm, Skwy, Ij Rpzz. M o

o b b om m

w om poop, wpp y o.Rbo o b J. Sm Po Mm o

Kok Go R No Ho Pk pk w

v o xb obj o w Ij, Rpzz

y y o Skwy. Gv po xb p w

b b o Rpzz Coo, bo o

po mm wo pov mp p o o xb o

m om oo. I o, Ij’ vv Sky S


This is the recommended treatment.

PREFERRED TREATMENT

C o b xb o x o b. Rbo

o b wo po vb o o oy o




PREFERRED TREATMENT

m v mb 4, Rbo, p

m o J. Sm Po Mm. Rbo w

pv b mm ow o pv

xb p o Rpzz Coo o

by Kok Go R No Ho Pk.

Evaluation of Effect:

oow mo o o omm

m m o w o 800.4(b) o

Avoy Co o Ho Pvo o,

“Poo o Ho C Pop,” :

A , y , o y k b o o v f o No R popy b o o No R (, , b,, obj, ) w

Skwy Kok Go R No Ho Pk.

m v wo q:

• A w o oo.

• S p o b vop o ommoo b mmb.

• C o m oo mpovm.

• S mpovm.

• Io o w m ym o

ommo vom ym ppop o mo obj.

• Pvo o pm o w pp, ,poop o pp pm o o w.

• P wz b xo.

• Exb p.

• Rbo o ppop o , xb om Ij Rpzz . Fo xmp, Sopy Sm mk b.

• B o xb Ij .


Romm m o

y oo o k o

my y , b o v, qy o o, ,




v ov b :

• No v f.

Adverse Effect:

Romm m o

v v o q qy

o o No R :

No v p om

m omm po.

Archaeological Effect:

D popo bo p NPS-28: C RoMm G, Cp 7: Mm o C

Lp, oo o po

pv p. I o m b b,

oo, o q popy No R C.

Determination of Effect

popo bo w o o

ompom o y o b

w ompy w o 106 vw. Ay

o o o m w b p k.

No Effect:

Romm m v o

o q qy o o No R :

• No f.

• No v f.


mo m k ovy, o,

omo. Po o popo bo, w b

Work under Task 1 will include:

• S k mov o o obj b




oo w oo ooy omp wok.

TREATMENT PLAN

Task 1: Preparation of the Building for Work Under Task 2

ppo o k w b o pp b o wok

omp k 2, w w b

p oo o w oo. k 1

mov o vb o m o , o

/o o p o b oo

b o w p o w oo.

A vom o , mo o po

zo m om Spmb 2004 Hart Crowser, Inc Environmental Site Assessment po w b b. A

wok k 1 w b omp by Kok Go R

No Ho Pk m w oo.

o b po o pmxvo. Aoo w moo .

• R b o pov o w oo o oo wok o bo oo.

• P y o bo o xo o b o m o oo.

• Rmov o o wow oo obo o.

• Aoo omp wok.

• Abm o p o xo m w o o w.

• Sbz w o pv m o w pp,, p, o pp om oo w. I om , m my ob mov /o p /o p ko o oow m. T p o k omp.

• W o ppo w b .

Crawl Space

• Rp /o p k om b w p, py o A.


• Rp /o p k xo opov o o mpovm.

R A 1

o w o o w oo.

• Rp /o p k w pp, ,p pp om o w.




Room A-1

• Rp /o p k wow ooo m o oow k 2.(m o wow my p, -z, o p m m k. I my

o mov o m o p.)• Rp /o p k oo w y

o w p oo qo o oo .

• Rp /o p k w pp, ,p pp om o w.

• Rmov o woo b o p.

• Ab p, mo, vm opp.

Room A-2

• Rp /o p k oo o bo o oow k 2.

• Rp /o p k oo w y o w p oo qo o oo .

• Sbz moy po o b

• Rmov p o o /o o.


Room B

• Rp /o p k wow o bo o oow k 2.

• Rp /o p k oo w y o w p oo q o ooo .

• Rmov p o o p.

• Ip ym.


Room C

• Rp /o p k w om. Ab p pv m.

• Rp /o p k oo w y o w p oo q o o


oo .

• Ip ym.


Task 2: Construct New Foundation, Structurally Reinforce

and Insulate Exterior Walls and Repair Roof Structure

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Ab p, mo, vm opp.

Bathroom

• Ip pmb ym o o m o.

Attic

• Rp /o p k moy my o A-2.

• Ip ym.

• Ab mo, vm opp.

k 1 w b omp po o k 2. Wok k 2

w oo o w po o oo

pm o b. k w o

p, o o xo w v

o . A oo omp wok m

b omp po o y xvo o w k

oo o b p v o k 2.


• Co w oo o oo o m w oo.

• Ip p /o p k o

w m.• I xo w.

• R-w ym p pmb.


• Rp /o p k oo .

• Rp /o p k ov o o y o oo.

TREATMENT

Attic




o y o oo.

• Rp b oo m by py.

Crawl Space

• Rmov o A o C o m 36”mmm oo w p.

• Co oo o oo om w oo.

Room A-1, A-2, B, C and Bathroom

• Pmb v oo jmb wow op.

• R x w – mov 2”x4” w bz Room A-1.

• I y o xo w.

• Io m ym y w xo o w .

• Ro p ’ ommo.

• Rp oo o m.

Roof

• Rp /o p k oo o m oo.

Task 3: Exterior Restoration

k 1 2 w b omp bo k 3. Wok k 3 w

bo o xo o b o

pp o w b

M Ij Go Rpzz o 1935 o 1950 1963 o 1986.


• Rbo p /o p k o xo m w mov k 1.

• Ro o b oo wow.


• P xo o b w oo o p m by p y om k 1.

• Ro o by p mov




Figure 142: Crawl Space and Roof Plan drawings from HABS . Diagrams are not to scale (NPS 2008).

y p vo o w p Mmpom b o o poop.

• Moy xo oowy p by .

Task 4: Interior Restoration

k 3 4 my k p oy. Wok k 4

w bo o o o J. Sm

Po Mm o w o o

mm o M Ij Go Rpzz.

Wok k 4 w b o o oboo w

Kok Go R No Ho Pk .


• Roo, pm /o o o oo m.

• Roo, pm /o o o w


TREATMENT

pp, , p o pp pm o

o w.

• Rbo o o oom p




poop omo.

• Moy oowy p by .

Room A-1, A-2 and B

• Ro /o p k, /o w pp, , p pp omo w.

• Ro /o p k /o oo m mov k 1.

• R woo b b b

oom A-1.• R o w poop

omo po xb , oxmp, b Sopy mk.

• P w oo y p p y o poop.

• Ro x p xb b o o poop.

• I mm xb p popom.

Figure 143: Window plans from HABS. Drawing not to scale (NPS 2008).

Figure 144: Wall plans from HABS. Drawings not to scale (NPS 2008).





Figure 145: Sectional HABS drawing, view of south end of the building on the west elevation (NPS July 2008).





Figure 146: Sectional HABS drawing, view of north end of the building west elevation (NPS July 2008).





Figure 147: North and South elevation HABS drawings, showing uneven grade (NPS July 2008).


Room A-1, A-2 and B

• Rp /o p k w pp,, p pp om o w.

• R /o p k woo b b b oom A-1.

Room C

• Ro, p o w om.

• Ro, p /o oo mmov k 1.

• R p mo o




• R /o p k o w poop omo poxb .

• I mm xb p popom.

Room C

• Ro, /o p k w om.

• Rp /o p k p, mo o .

• Ro x p xb b o o poop.

R p, mo o .

• Ro x p xb bo o poop.

• P w oo y p p y o poo.

Bathroom

• P w oo y p p y b o o poop.

Task 5: Installation of Museum Exhibits

k 5 w k p oow o oo

omp k 4 w ky b o by oo

oo w pk f.

Work Under Task 5 Will Include:

• Rp /o p k o oom.


Ak No Pk Nw R

2007 Coo F Kok Go R, Skwy Hoy. Ap 26.

A, Lo Ho1940 “H k ‘Em o R.” he Alaskan Sportsman. Spmb, p. 14-27.

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1899 A m C B k C mm F b 3 V 2 N 103 p 2 3 b




1899 Avm: C Bk o Comm. Fby 3, Vo. 2, No. 103, p. 2, o. 3, bq .

1899b A: “Fk Cy So R wo Mo Ao.” Spmb 7, Vo. 2, No. 297, p. 4, o. 3.

1899 Avm: Cy C – U Nw Mm. Spmb 9, Vo. 2, No. 299, p. 1, o. 2.

1899 Avm: S So R. Dmb 10, Vo. 2, No. 337, p. 1, o. 1.

1900 A: “Bk o Ak (4 Av) B Nw Fo.” Vo. ?, No.? (Vo. No. b), Fby 3, p. 4, o. 3.

1903 A: “F Bk o Skwy Py Dv.” Dmb 12, Vo. 6, No. 278, p. 1, o. 6.

1916 A: “Fm’ No.” Ap 21, Vo. 19, No. 69, p. 4, o. 2.

1916 A: “F H No. 2 Mov Ao S.” Ap 26, Vo. 19, o. 73, p. 4, o. 1.

1916b A: “Fm k No.” Ap 29, Vo. 19, No. 75, p. 4, o. 4.

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1898 A: “J. R. B o op B o C Bk.” Dmb 30, Vo. 2, No. 12, p. 5, o. 2.

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APPENDIX A

J. Sm Po Mm

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19. Klondike Musher . P 4. Ap 2, 1935. “HC So G.”20. he Klondike News . P 16.21. he Skaguay News. Fb. 25, 1898. “C M- Lw.”22. he Skaguay News . Fb. 25, 1898. “Lo Nw.”23. Alaska Daily Guide . Skwy, Ak. O. 11. 1904.Fo P.24. he Skagway News . Skwy, Ak. Fb. 25, 1898.Fo P.25. Alaska raveler’s Guide . Skwy, Ak. Jy 21,

1901. Fo P.26. Sunday Alaskan. Skwy, Ak. O. 1, 1899.Fo P.27. p bbo.28. pp p.29. “ ‘Sopy’ Sm y,” ( o by S & P- 1907) P 1.30. “ “ “ “ “ “ ““ “ P 431. “ “ “ “ “ “ ““ “ P 232. “ “ “ “ “ “ ““ “ P 5

8/7/2008Ky by Db Bo 8/11/2008

1. he Klondike News. P 5. B/W poo: Eoo,Lmb, So & Co.

2. he Klondike News . P 23. “Ax Bb,”“W MK”, “Jk Doov.”

3. he Klondike News . P 8. “P A. MDo.”4. he Klondike News . P 22. “ Yko App.”

“A Ck.”5. W p pp p.

6. W p pp p.7. he Klondike News . Vo.. 1 Dwo, N.W.., Ap

1, 1898, No. 1, Fo p.8. he Klondike News . P 16. “Sm,” “Azo

Cy.”9. W p pp p.10. he Klondike News . P 4. “op Bo. & Sw-

.”11. he Klondike News. P 13. “Fm Kok.”12. Ukow Nwpp: “Eoo.” A: “Ao

F. S, M Vo Rymo B o M-o.”

13. he Klondike News . P 12. “Apo Lp,”


47. “ “ “

48. “ “ “49. : “B P.”50. Sm : Mmb Skwy o ’98 Cmb

o Comm, 1969, Sopy Sm Mm.

33. “ “ “ “ “ “ “

“ “ P 334. “ “ “ “ “ “ ““ “ P 635. Seattle Post-Intelligencer . y My 24, 1934.

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51. P w: “No 6.”52. P w: “Hop.”53. C: C K Sw C.

P 8.36. he Whitehorse Star . Wo, Yko. J 24,

1963. “Sopy Sm’ OPo G Nw L o L.”

37. Gy pp p38. he Klondike News . P 8. “P MDo.”39. he Klondike News . P 27. “ Fv F Co

Compy.”40. he Klondike News . P 29. “om Yo,”

“D MVk,” “om Moo,” “Jm W. Mo-o.”

41. he Klondike News (o ). “Som Nw Vb,” “Nw Lw o Ak,” “How Ako Go.”

42. he Klondike News . P 12. “Apo Lp,”“G.L. Rk,” “Jo R. Doo,” “R.B. Woo.”

43. he Klondike News . P 10. “Wb. Lmpk, JoHw, o. Aby.”

44. he Klondike News. P 4. “op Bo. &Sw”, “M B,” “Mooy,” “JoEko,” “Eoo No 46.”

45. he Klondike News (o ). “Ax Bb,”“W MK,” “Jk Doov.”

46. Bow Pp P.


J. Sm Po Mm

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& Yko Ro/W S Sv,” “ W-

o F So/. Rpzz Popo,” “AkG E Co./ E.. MB M.”

14. [Skagway Daily Alaskan]. Ak. Jy 26, 1913.Fo p (wp o).

15 [Sk D il Al k ] N Y E J 14

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Ky by Db Bo 8/11/2008

1. Bow pp.2. Gy pp.3. Bow pp (ovp 4.).4. Bow pp.5. Nwpp. “…EENH.”6. Nwpp (ovp 5.). “o…/C.W.A,” “/B

Rbbo,” “H.D. Km.”7. Nwpp w “o” p (bov), y

pp (bow).

8. Nwpp. “he [Daily Alaskan] Skwy, Ak.Dmb 31, 1917. “Jp w R – My Iv Sb.”

9. Pp po: “M. H.E. R, M. L.A. Bk/Ho Moo/ oy F- Ho Sky/…o o S S. 5 Av.”

10. Gy -pp p w 2 bo poj-.

11. Bow pp p.12. Pp po: “By Vw Ho/…M Ij, Po-

po/Bw Appo o Moo’ W W.P.& Y.Ry. Dpo/ po 84/Skwy.”

13. Nwpp. A: “ Gwy o o W P

15. [Skagway Daily Alaskan]. Nw Y Eo. J. 14,1918. A: “Po o Ak Ioo No. 12.”

16. Nwpp (). A: “ W P & Yko Ro,” “ P Ho,” “…Co/Hq o A S / Ho So,” “Cbo Ho,” “Ak Co.,” “Pk R.”

17. Skagway Daily Alaskan Nw Y’ Eo. J. 1.1918. P 5.

18. Bow pp p.19. Gy F pp.

20. “ “ “21. “ “ “


J. Sm Po Mm

Io w So A-1SW o wDw by Ikoy 8/8/2008K b D b B 8/8/2008

9. he Daily Alaskan. Skwy, Ak. Jy 23, 1906.

Fo P.10. Nwpp he Daily Alaskan). “Cy F R-

po o Y.” A: “M Cowy,” “GoNo Ho,” “Now L & Pow Co.” (wp-

)




Ky by Db Bo 8/8/2008

1. he Klondike News . P 24. “M. Gv Bo. Po.”

2. he Klondike News . P 6. “Em Gy,” “GoLm,” “D. P.J. Bo LB.”

3. he Klondike News . P 36. “Qz M Kok.”

4. he Klondike News . P 13 (wp-o). “Fm- Kok,” “ Kok PbyC.”

5. he Daily Alaskan. Skwy, Ak. Moy, Sp-mb 12, 1904. Fo p. 5. Jok: “Do yokow ow o mk p o?/ S, j v op o k.”

6. Nwpp (pbo m w ). A:“H Bk Robb o Skwy,” by W.D. M-B. P 22

7. Nwpp (pbo m w ). A:“H Bk Robb o Skwy,” o. P 23.

8. Nwpp (pbo m w ). A:“H Bk Robb o Skwy.” P 68. 8.Bk ww om om C Bk o Comm 190_.

o).11. Dawson Weekly News . Oob 25, 190712. he Daily Alaskan. Skwy. Cpp: “A b o

Ak.”13. Nwpp : “Eq m,” by Dk No.14. Po: “W Pobo o 41 y

Wo Oo.”15. he Klondike News. P 11. “Jm Moo.”


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q o M.. P.” I k: “No 12 AB.”

16. Coo Cpp “My Gow”.17. he Daily Alaskan. O. 1, 1899. “Cy Cé

M.” I k: “No 13 AB.”18. Cpp: “Bookm’ v.”19 Cpp: “I ow wo ”




Ky by Dbb S 8/8/2008, Db Bo 8/11/2008

1. he Klondike News . P 13. “A W/ How oPop/A W B.”

2. he Klondike News . P 34. “W o Go/ How o Go.”

3. Mp: Dwo Cy A 1898.4. he Daily Alaskan. Ap 5, 1900. “Goo R,

P R.”5. he Daily Alaskan. Ap 5, 1900. Cov. “No. 10.

H.B.”

6. he Daily Alaskan. J. 24, 1901. “I o yo So/By Moo H Go .”

7. Cpp: “Mmo ob o Sww B.”8. Cpp: “ Bo o Skwy.”9. Cpp: “Wkm Sk Fm.”10. Cpp: Daily News . Fb. 27, 1935. “M W

Soo N.”11. he Daily Alaskan. Ap 6, 1900.12. Dwo R B o F 12. Cpp:

“C Iv by A.”13. Cpp: “Sm: “W yo …”14. Cpp: “D o oo Skwy Po.”15. he Daily Alaskan. Ap 6, 1900. Fo p. “B-

19. Cpp: I ow wo…20. Cpp: “’ .”21. A Eo y Ak. 1901. P 10.

“Q o Ak F.”22. Daily Alaskan (o ). “Wy No W B,

F.H. Cyo & Co.”23. he Daily Alaskan. O. 26, 1904. Cov. “Ak

No Mk.”24. A Eo, Daily Alaskan. 1901. “F

Cy Ak o Iopo.” 25. he Daily Alas-kan. Fb. 26, 1902. “ V o Low G O

Bo.”26. Cpp: “Mmo o Bk Wo.”27. (No o ). “O Sp S L Wk.”

“A. 31 Skwy W.” 27.he Daily Alaskan. A. 31, 1904. Cov. “ G B o.”

28. Cpp: “Sp & Cp o ‘98.”29. Co M (vy ).30. (bk) C No. 789 Fo _ S.31. (bk) S C o “ E M

Compy.” “… $1.00 .”32. Ho k. P 13. “A oo ok-

…”33. Dy m S. Skwy & Yko poo


& Impovm Co.

34. Cpp: “Po Ho/P Ho.”35. he Daily Alaskan. “B Skwy,” “C

Bk o Comm.”36. [he Daily Alaskan] . “L Wk H,” “My

Wow ”

51. Cpp: “y Sy.”

52. Cpp: “No. 1 L Ck.” 52.Cpp: o-o o 52.

53. he Daily Alaskan. J 13, 1905. Cov. “OMk ob.”

54 Cpp: “I Soy o P o Ak D-




Wow.37. he Daily Alaskan. My 5, 1908. Cov. “C o

Cmp.”38. Seattle Post Intelligencer . P 10. Cpp: “W

P.I. Soop A.”39. he Klondike News . “No 37 Boz Abov,” “D-

D. Sw.”40. he Klondike News . “om Yo,” “D MVk-

,” “om Moo.”41. Cpp: he Seattle Daily imes . Jy 12, 1907.

op o ov.

42. Nwpp – poby he Seattle Daily imes . “F,” “Kok Spp,” App/O.”

43. Cpp: “Go Mmo Rvv.”44. Cpp: “Nom Soo 1900.”45. Cpp: “ m O.”46. Cpp: “Q By Cbo – Dwo.”47. Cpp: “Skwy Bw Comp.y.”48. (No o ). “W Hq o…/B-

Wok.”49. Cpp: “F & oy H () Vz

Cmp…”50. Cpp: “Hoy Co O o Ak’ Mo Mo

C.”

54. Cpp: I Soy o P o Ak D-o.”

55. Cpp: oo o 54.56. Cpp: “P Pov o M I.”57. Cpp: “Npoo’ ‘Ho’ Lov L…”58. Cpp: “$1,000 o N Fo by V.”59. Cpp: “A Vy .”60. Cpp: “A Em H…” 60.Cpp:

“ yo m…” 60b.Cpp: “L P-p.”

61. he Klondike News . “Hk: Aw Hk.

Go Hk.”62. he Seattle Post-Intelligencer . M 16, 1898. P

9. “Cm Dv O.”63. Cpp: Soo. “M o Yko,” by

Jm L.64. Cpp: “ “ “ “ “ (o.

om wk).65. Cpp: “ “ “ “ “

( “ “ “ “ ).66. Cpp: “Soo Mmo – Do L D-

v o Bo…”67. Cpp: “R M by Copp Rv I-

R.”


68. Cpp: “Do’ z yo W’ F.”

69. Cpp: “ o Ny o Vo…”70. Cpp: “S” (p ow).71. he Seattle Post-Intelligencer . M 16, 1898. Fo.

“M o S o xpo Ak.”72. Skagway-Atlin Budget. Jy 11, 1899. “700 Wo o

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89. Cpp: A: “Spo C/So Wok.”

90. Cpp: Klondyke Musher . “Ij k Hoy- woo.”

91. Cpp: A: “Cy o S/Ak.”92. Cpp: “Fmoy.”93. “Fom o Lqo po/Boo So, M’ S.”




72. Skagway Atlin Budget . Jy 11, 1899. 700 Wo o Co.”

73. Cpp: “Kp yo S om yo F…”74. Cpp: “S o Ckoo P.”75. Skagway-Atlin Budget . Jy 11, 1899. Fo P.

“G F,” “So k.”76. Skagway-Atlin Budget . Jy 11, 1899. “S Wo

Wo’.”77. Mmom o Go Bo, No. 1435, M

Ij. (P ).78. Cpp: “H’ Lo” Pom.

79. Cpp: “C Sm’ F ” Pom.80. Cpp: “J Boy F O,” (o.)81. Cpp (m 80.): “m’ C o N.”82. Skagway-Atlin Budget . Jy 12, 1899. Fo p.

“C R,” “So O.”83. Gm mk. 1,000 “E Mk.”84. Cpp: “y.”85. Gm mk. “Fk Mo Mk.”86. 2 Cpp: he Daily Alaskan. Fy, J.:/”I’

Cp o Lv.”87. Cpp: “W/B App/Pow-Wow.”88. Cpp: Coo o m om o oy

.

93. Fom o Lqo po/Boo So, M S.94. Cpp: “o o Ckoo P.”95. Cpp: Boz poo o o om.96. Cpp: “Ak’ F Hom-m Ao Now

Mm.”97. Cpp: y-E Y.98. Cpp: A: Cy .99. Moo’ W Dy Rp.100. he Daily Alaskan. J 23, 1899. Fo p.

“F o Dwo!”101. Cpp: “M W Go o M Evy Mo.”

102. Cpp: “H Gzzy.”103. Co M.104. : Dy & Dwo Cy poo &

Co.105. Rp: Pk Rp, Dy & Dwo Cy &

Co.”106. Co M. 1899. “Cy o S.”107. C (bk) o “S o ___ o

___D___.”108. Pp w b p, poby v.109. (pbo m w ) Bo (o):

“Skwy Ak…omp by P Abm. A:Fy-B Co.”




144. Co M: “Cy o S.” Fb. 1899.

145. Ivo om “Mo Oy Compy, S, Wo___190_ o Fy B Co.146. B: Fom Skwy (pbo m w )mwy 189_ o Skwy M Mk.

147. Cpp w A vy: “ Moom,”

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157. Ivo: J. 19, 1901 o Jo Cow, D./Cy /Fom Fy-B M Co.




pp y “R.H. P & Co.,” “W P Ho,” “Moo’ W Co.,” “P & A Rwy & Nvo Co.”

148. Ivo: Wo & K…M…Impo

…D…Po, O. J. 15, 1901.149. B : A M Co. Jy 1, 1902.150. ()Soy. “W & H/M’ A

op Sm Mok B B. Sky Dy.Sky, Ak ___189_.”

151. “Ow’ o A’ M o A Expo by R,”v by Gy & Fo o P A R

wy Nvo Co. Skwy, Ak.152. “Ow’ o A’ M o A Expo by R

wy,” v by H.D. Ck o PARN o xpo o WHo.

153. Rp: Jy 8, 1898. Rv o G Homq …oo Jy 7 8. S: Fk E. B.

154. o Rp om Skwy Yko poo Impovm Co.

155. “Ak P Exp Compy/Ow’ o A’ M o A Expo by Rwy”, H.F. yo, A.Sp. 23, ( )1908.

156. A: “Cy’ Boo So L Co H,Bowy Skwy.”


19. Poo Book/ M o Hk Ck.

20. “ “ / Evo.21. “ “ / C Kok Pow Co. PowHo.

22. “ “ / D C No. 3.23. “ “ / W, C No 3.

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24. “ “ / Look p Kok Rv…25. “ “ / Boz b.26. “ “ / Go S.

27. “ “ / Hy opo o Am H.28. “ “ / Yko No. 4.29. “ “ / S vw o , C No. 3.30. “ “ / D, C No. 4.31. “ “ / Go , Low Domo.32. “ “ / Cbo o Dwo-G .33. he Yukon erritory . P 186. Sv Fox.

34. he Yukon erritory . P 196. Co o v-o.

35. he Yukon erritory. P 202. Cb y o Yko.

36. G Iomo. P 215. Dwo pboo.

37. Munsey’s Magazine . P 718. W P.38. “ “ . P 726. W Ho Rp-

.39. “ “ . P (p mb ).

Fom Kok o S. M.40. Ho Sk. P 11. Comm. R,

Dwo.

A. W p pp.B. By p Wpp bo.

C. W p pp.D. W p pp.1. Lb: “H Rk.”2. Lb: “Now Ow.”3. Lb: “o M.”4. Lb: “Ho Gm.”5. Poo Book/Wo, Y..

6. “ “ /S…Domo Ck.7. “ “ /Yko No. 8.8. “ “ /Yko No. 3.9. “ “ /D, C No. 3 1913.10. “ “ /A b y vw…vy o Kok.11. “ “ /Io o C Kok Pow Co.12. Fox Farming . P 179.13. he Yukon erritory . P 194.14. Agriculture . P 207.15. Agriculture . P 211.16. Munsey’s Magazine . P 716. O Dy .17. “ “ . P 724. Lk Lm.18. “ “ . P 738. Dwo.




85. Nwpp. M.. Sopy Sm’ Ak Woo.

86. he Daily Alaskan. Po & Dvopm E-o. Ak’ No. 1 Iy, U.S. F.87. “ “ “ “ “ “ “

. Fo. Ak Rv…88. “ “ “ “ “ “ “

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Figure 150: he rear portion of the Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building (Rooms B and C) . Note the clearly altered eave (in the upper right hand corner of the photo) that would accommodate connection to the front half parlor museum. his photograph shows the building being dragged from 6th Avenue to its current locationon 2nd Avenue (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation,KLGO, inventory print #00081.029).

Figure 149: he rear portion of the Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum building (Rooms B and C) prepared for relocation to 2nd Avenue in 1964. Compare the horizontal shiplap siding to the rear building in Figure 134. Also note that the doorway on the right lacks a door or door frame suggesting that this was a passageway between Rooms A-2 and B. (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO inventory print #00081.029).


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Figures 151 and 152: On the left, a current image of the opening in north wall of Room B that corresponds with the doorway in Figures 136 and 137. On the right, aclose-up view behind the piece of wood covering the opening. Note the horizontal boards covering the exterior of the opening (NPS July 2009).


Figure 153: he top image shows Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museumbuilding, 1964. he rear portion of the extant building (Rooms B and C) is being attached to main building (Room A2). Note the horizontal boards securing the double doors at the rear of the building as shown on the interior in the following image. (George and Edna Rapuzzi Collection, Rasmuson Foundation, KLGO, print #00081.044).

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Figure 154: his image is a current photograph showing the interior

of the double doors located on the south wall of Room C (NPS July 2009).



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