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DENALI NATIONAL PARK
Pearson Cabin (1927-1928)
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During the summers of 1927 and 1928, park rangers Fritz Nyberg, Lee Swisher and Grant Pearson constructed this 11x13 shelter cabin near the Toklat River crossing. With $15 for window glass, hinges and nails, they completed the structure. The cabin was built of local spruce, axed and whipsawed to fit, and chinked with moss and dirt.
Photograph by Jet Lowe, July 1985, National Park Service, Historic American Buildings Survey. [Library of Congress reproduction number: HABS, AK,23-MCKIN,3- (HABS AK-33-2)]
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