Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Flirting Females--Department store dummies lean from the broken display window of a downtown Anchorage department as an old pauses to look. This is Fourth street in Anchorage which was hit by a devastation earthquake.
Flirting Females--Department store dummies lean from the broken display window of a downtown Anchorage department as an old pauses to look. This is Fourth street in Anchorage which was hit by a devastation earthquake.
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Flirting Females--Department store dummies lean from the broken display window of a downtown Anchorage department as an old pauses to look. This is Fourth street in Anchorage which was hit by a devastation earthquake.

Associated Press · [ca. March 1964]

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[Information from item housing] Earthquake Alaska 1964

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