The Way It Was In Coastal Alaska 1920 - 1978: We Call It Living

The book is in fair condition with some wear visible on the cover, including minor scuffs and edge wear. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean with slight yellowing typical of books from this era. No dust jacket is present.

"The Way It Was In Coastal Alaska 1920 - 1978: We Call It Living" by Ivan L. Wick offers a personal glimpse into the life and times of coastal Alaska over nearly six decades. Published by The Print Shop in Ashland, Oregon in 1978, this historical memoir captures the essence of living in a remote and rugged region. Wick’s narrative provides valuable insights into the daily lives and challenges faced by Alaskans, making it a significant resource for those interested in Alaskan history and culture. This particular edition, printed in the late 1970s, may be scarce in the market. The book is presented in a softcover format with no dust jacket, showing signs of age but remaining intact. A valuable addition for collectors of regional history and memoirs, this book is a testament to the enduring spirit of Alaskan inhabitants.