This photograph was taken in 1905 of John Feusi's Curio Shop on Front Street in Douglas. Feusi bought and sold goods, such as basketry and totem poles, made by Alaska Natives. He also sold furniture, hardware and other items.

...home, of cancer. She was surrounded by family members. She was born on Dec. 2, 1906, in Douglas, the daughter of John Feusi and Mary Ott. Her father immigrated to Alaska from Switzerland and her mother from Germany. In Douglas, they met...

...home, of cancer. She was surrounded by family members. She was born on Dec. 2, 1906, in Douglas, the daughter of John Feusi and Mary Ott. Her father immigrated to Alaska from Switzerland and her mother from Germany. In Douglas, they met...

...Southeast Alaska All-Star basketball team and was scoutmaster for the Douglas troop. Jensen joined his father-in-law John Feusi in running the family hardware and general store, which became Feusi and Jensen Grocery in downtown Douglas at the location...

...Southeast Alaska All-Star basketball team and was scoutmaster for the Douglas troop. Jensen joined his father-in-law John Feusi in running the family hardware and general store, which became Feusi and Jensen Grocery in downtown Douglas at the location...

...then returned. He married his wife Mamie in 1933, and worked as a surveyor before joining his father-in-law, John Feusi, in a Douglas hardware business. He served in the territorial Legislature from 1949 to 1957 and the state House from...

...then returned. He married his wife Mamie in 1933, and worked as a surveyor before joining his father-in-law, John Feusi, in a Douglas hardware business. He served in the territorial Legislature from 1949 to 1957 and the state House from...