What Are Your Anchorage Memories?
Fascinating Anchorage Memories, including nostalgic pictures and videos, plus you can easily post your precious memories too.
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From 9 to 19 I lived in Alaska
and loved every minute of it;
The fish,
the bears, the moose,
the berries, the rhubarb,
and ice skating.
I remember yelling earthquake
and ran outside with my mother
and younger
brothers and sister.
The hard packed snow was
making a loud cracking
noise,
I looked around and saw
power lines dropping to the
ground and
then snapping
back as tight a guitar strings.
So many historical things
happened as we sat at the
Airport Cafe over
the years.
The first one was when the
soldier's were returning from
Viet
Nam. Anchorage was their
first stop in the United States.
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through this amazing treasure chest of cherished memories that will fill your heart and feed your soul.
Do you have a story
about living in, or visiting
Anchorage Alaska?
Were
you living in Anchorage
before Alaska became
the 49th state?
How much do you really know
about Anchorage, Alaska?
Check out these cool
Anchorage facts
Do you remember your
favorite Alaska radio and
television shows?
Check out these fun
stories and
remember when.
Unique, one-of-a-kind
Alaska T-Shirts
Proudly tell um
You're an Alaskan
Listen to the Coke Show
as Coke Show Memories
takes you back to
1959 thru 1969
when Anchorage Alaska
DJ
Ron Moore played the hits
from high atop the
Bun Drive-in.
Lots of great Alaska memories.
5:36pm, Good Friday,
March 27th, 1964
It felt like it
would
never stop. And when it
was over we learned that it
was a
magnitude 9.2 earthquake
that had lasted 5 minutes.
And it was the most
powerful earthquake ever recorded
in north America.
What were you favorite
Anchorage bands,
restaurants, or events?
Your favorite movie theater?
You'll love remembering
these fun stories.
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Alcan Highway stories
by people who have
driven and experienced
the Alaska Highway.
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Videos,
Alaska books
and more fun.
The Varsity Show was
a live TV dance show
on KTVA Channel 11
for Anchorage teens.
Did you watch, dance or
work on
The Varsity show?
How would you like
a nostalgic look at
Anchorage, Alaska
back in the day?
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Back in 2012,
the Fur Rendezvous Festival
was selected as the
number one Winter Carnival
in the world,
by National Geographic Traveler.
In Alaska, everyone knows
that late February
is time for fun.
Peaceful railway trips
through
beautiful valleys
surrounded by majestic
Alaskan mountains
and over
swift running
streams and rivers.
Enjoy an
Alaska Railroad Adventure
Stories about yummy
Alaska food recipes for your
reading and dining
enjoyment.
Do you have Alaska
food recipes that you
can share?
Funny Alaska Stories
that are guaranteed to
make you smile.
These are original stories
about Alaska.
Take a moment to enjoy
and smile.
A fun collection
of very short stories about
Alaska that have been
submitted by visitors here
on AnchorageMemories.com.
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real Northern Lights too.
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Meet Mary who was
born and raised in Anchorage
and spent her summers
at her families
commercial fishing site
in Cook Inlet.
Mary has a lifetime
of precious Alaska
stories to tell.
Meet Mike and discover
how he first came to
Anchorage, Alaska when he
was just 3 years old.
Mike has a treasure chest
full of stories to tell
about when he lived in
the last frontier.
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Mike and MaryHello,
We're Mike and Mary Dougherty and we created Anchorage Memories
Mary was born in the old Providence Hospital and raised in Anchorage.
You can Meet Mary right here.
Mike's family first came to Anchorage in the 1950's when Mike was only 3 years old. (ok, you do the math and you'll find out Mike's age).
You can Meet Mike right here.
Mary and I grew up, went to school, met each other, got married and had our children in Anchorage. So for us, like many of you, Alaska is a magical place. And like a visit to the Anchorage Museum, a stroll through Anchorage brings back a flood of incredible memories.
Mary is part Alaskan Indian and her family owns Point Possession, a commercial fishing site that sits right across Cook Inlet from Anchorage. Her family fished there every summer. Some family members still carry on that tradition.
Mike's father was a heavy equipment operator and cleared much of the land in and around Anchorage including A&W Rootbeer near Mountain View, East Anchorage High School and West Chester Lagoon, just to name a few.
Mary and her family grew up in and around downtown Anchorage, while Mike's family lived in Anchorage, Wasilla, and in Cordova in Prince William Sound where Mike was a commercial fisherman.
Together, Mike and Mary have shared a lifetime of incredible Alaska memories.
Share Your Anchorage Memories
With all that in mind, what better way to pay tribute to those wonderful memories than with this website, where you can easily share your stories of life in, and around, Anchorage. Stories of life in the last frontier.
And don't be shy about sharing your memories.
We're all friends here because we have something in common, a bond that's very special.
We have Alaska.
Have Fun and Enjoy
But most of all, have fun and enjoy.
Write your stories and enjoy reading memories posted by other visitors.
And hey, tell your friends about AnchorageMemories.com because if they used to live in Alaska, still live there, or just visited, we'd love to read their stories too.
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