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Life in the Wilderness: The Henry Lucas Story — Part 8 - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 The first-ever ferry service across the Kenai River near its confluence with the Russian River was operated by Henry Lucas. Lucas’s boat can be seen in the foreground. (Photo from the Seward Library’s Sylvia Sexton Collection) Both Peter and Anna Lucas died in Kansas City, Kansas, in 1953, two years after Henry Lucas died in Walla Walla, Washington. (Photo from findagrave.com) This is the only known photograph showing Henry Lucas (right) and his brothe
Life in the Wilderness: The Henry Lucas Story — Part 5 - Peninsula Clarion (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Friday, September 25, 2026 During the time that Henry Lucas and William Kaiser operated a fox farm near the mouth of Cottonwood Creek on Skilak Lake, Lucas used this large log rack near the lake outlet to dry salmon for fox food. (Photo from the Seward Library Collection) In this March 1927 issue of Hunter Trader Trapper magazine, Mamie “Niska” Elwell told the story of the devastating effects of the 1923 flood on the Kenai Peninsula. The Stopover Cabin was said to have been con
Life in the Wilderness: The Henry Lucas Story — Part 7 - Homer News (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Thursday, September 24, 2026 This group of men, posing with trophies of a recent hunt, includes Henry Lucas (third from left). (Undated photo courtesy of the Mona Painter Collection) Henry Lucas (left) and Duncan Little pose with a large brown bear hide below the log cache at the Funny River hunting camp on the Moose Horn Trail. (Undated photo from the Nick Lean Collection) Henry Lucas stands atop the small porch of the log cache at Cache Creek (Skilak Lake), one end of the Moo
Life in the Wilderness: The Henry Lucas Story — Part 4 - Peninsula Clarion (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Friday, September 18, 2026 This 1937 postcard depicts Strawberry Hill, in Kansas City, Kansas. Henry Lucas’s brother and sister-in-law (Peter and Anna) lived here for decades and raised a large family in this location. Anna Lucas, wife of Peter Lucas. (Photo from findagrave.com) The photo on the cover of this history book by Gary Titus and Clark Fair depicts (from left) hunting guides Henry Lucas, Walter Lodge and Andy Simons at the Steve Melchior mining cabin on upper Killey R
Life in the Wilderness: The Henry Lucas Story — Part 3 - Peninsula Clarion (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Friday, September 11, 2026 The flood of 1923 washed away one cabin and a log cache from Henry Lucas’s place at the mouth of Cottonwood Creek on Skilak Lake. The other cabin, seen here still partly awash with gravel, survived. George Nelson (left) stands with Lucas in front of the structure. (Photo courtesy of the Nick Lean Collection) Henry Lucas stands with a rifle alongside his Cottonwood Creek cabin on Skilak Lake. (Undated photo courtesy of the Mona Painter Collection) Henr
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