Check out these Anchorage Alaska Videos for a heart-warming, fun, and historic look back at the way we were. You might see you!
Let video and the power of storytelling, be your guide.
These
nostalgic Anchorage Alaska Videos will transport you back to earlier
days in Anchor town and bring back a flood of your own memories.
Did you ever "Walk for Hope"?
This video of the walkers is edited to the hit song "A Fifth of Beethoven" by Walter Murphy and the Big Apple Band.
Watch the video, and you might see yourself, friends or family.
Check out the full story.
Remember when?
See the entire story.
Oh, the joys of Spring "breakup"
Slushy, muddy, water-filled streets with lots of new potholes make driving and walking a challenge.
See the whole story.
Have you ever been to the Double Musky Inn?
Discover how it all began.
See how Anchor town celebrated the Fur Rondy back in the late 1950s.
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This super 8 home movie takes you back to the Fur Rendezvous in the 1960s. Were you there?
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Remember when actor Michael Landon ("Little Joe") on the TV show Bonanza was the Grand Marshall in the 1965 Rondy parade?
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1965 sled dog races, the blanket toss and actor Michael Landon brought Anchorage lots of fun.
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Remember radio in our town, back in the 1970s?
Meet two Anchorage DJs and watch them do their radio shows while you remember all the fun music from back in the day.
Mr. Whitekeys does the introduction and the interviews.
This video was shot and edited for KAKM channel 7 by Michael R Dougherty and engineered by Joe Gill.
Enjoy out the entire story.
Do you remember dancing to all the bands at the Pacesetters dances throughout our town?
One of those bands was a favorite known as The Pulsating Heartbeats, who recorded the hit song "Anne".
Turn up the sound, sit back and remember when.
Did you dance on KTVA channel 11's Varsity Show, watch the show at home, or were you part of The Varsity Show crew?
Watch
this video and see the story of Mary J Dougherty, one Anchorage teen
who joined the crew as a "Go Go Girl" and was one of the stars in the show's
commercials.
Because of today's collections of film and video, you can see what Alaska was like back in the day, and you can see what Anchor town looks like today.
The film and video you enjoy here on Anchorage Alaska Memories makes your nostalgic journey even more enjoyable.
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