<p>PH Coll 1185.45</p>
<p>The Alaska House was opened in April 1906 by John Dubreuil and D.B. Quinlan, and its obscured sign is visible at middle left of photo [Source: Seward Alaska, A History of the Gateway City by Mary J. Barry, 1986, p. 81]

The AEC existed from 1914-1923, and Seward was chosen as one terminus of what became Alaska Railroad in 1915, but this building was actually completed for the AEC's predecessor, Alaska Central Railway, by Jan. 1906</p>
<ul><li>Subjects (LCTGM): Railroad companies--Alaska--Seward</li>
<li>Subjects (LCSH): Alaskan Engineering Commission--Buildings; Seward (Alaska)--Buildings, structures, etc.</li></ul>
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