Pioneers of Alaska
Pioneers of Alaska

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Aldrich, Frank
Anderes, Ernest J.
Ashby, Joe H.
Barber, Jr. ,Edward G. Beissner, Richard
Bivins, Larry
Bowden, Francis
Braun, Russell
Brosius, Cal M.
Carter, Charles W. Chambers, Dr. J.J.
Charles, Percy G.
Chase, Dr. Will H.
Church, William
Clegg, Cecil H.
Collins, Earnest B.
Colp, Douglas B. DeArmond, Robert N. Diamond, George A.
Dimond, Anthony J. Dinkel, Donald H.
Eames, Alva
Edman, Axel
Ernst, Phil
Fosse, Earl
Forss, Erik
Geraghty, Clyde
Gore, Lester O.
Gore, Robert
Hanson, Robert Hendrickson, Waino Herd, J.G.
Herrick, James
Hoskins, William Hufman, Robert
Ingalls, Donald
Ingman, Maurice
Johnson, Ed
Jorgensen, James M.
Kareen, Kenneth L. Karges, Charles
Kerr, Edgar
Kirkland, Sr., Fred
Klopp, Edwin
Knuppe, Martin
Kopp, Walter
Koppen, Otto
Korn, Robert W.
Leirer, Herman
Lloyd, Patrick Lutro, Lomen, Alfred J.
Lottsfeldt, Sr., Carl F.
Lutro, Arthur
Lynch, M.H.
Matthews, Joseph R.
McCroskey, T.J.
McGilvary, Frank
McIlroy, William McPhee, William H. McQuarrie, George A.
Morris, Frank
Nelson, Grant
Nelson, Thomas N.
Nerland, Andrew
Odsather, Louis
Perkins, Wesley
Polet, Antonio
Race, Mike
Race, William
Raynor, Sidney
Reck, John
Ricket, Paul J.
Roden, Henry Rothenburg, Richard
Schmidt, Delmore
Sharp, Bert
Shephard, H.R.
Snider, Gerrit
Southworth, Roy G.
Spickett , John T.
Stephan, Harold
Stock, Adolph
Stolt, William
Swanson, Norman Sweeney, Edward C. Thompson, Arthur G. Ulmer, Joseph
Urie, Sol J.
Walsh, M.J.
Wasvick, A. “Swede” Watt, P.H.
Wells, David R.
Wells, Max
1925 - John T. Spickett

John T. Spickett was born in 1858 and lived until 1932. He was married to Josephine C. “Lottie”.
The Spicketts came to Juneau in 1896. They ran Spickett’s Post Office Store from 1913-17, and were known for their amazing collection of Tlinget baskets.
The Spickett’s built the Spickett Apartments on Fifth Street in 1916 and made their home there.
Spickett attended the Republican National Convention in 1904.
Spickett opened the 650-seat Spickett’s Palace Theater in September 1916, and ran the two Orpheum theaters in Juneau and Douglas. He also owned the Hotel Franklin.
John & Lottie Spickett and their basket collection.
1931 Juneau Pioneers
Tlinget baskets from Spickett’s collection.
Spickett’s Smoke House, July 4, 1907