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Bonnie Hahn

Bonnie Hahn was born in 1931 and raised in Nome, Alaska. Her father was superintendent of schools in Nome, was deputy Marshall, and worked for the Alaska Road Commission. As a teenager, Bonnie was a telephone operator for the community. She became a school teacher in Nome for many years, including being the physical education teacher at Nome High School. In 1960. she and her husband, Pete, bought the old Cape Nome Roadhouse and helped repair and preserve it. In 1996, she helped organize the Communities of Memory storytelling events in Nome.

Bonnie Hahn appears in the following new Jukebox projects:

Nome Communities of Memory

Bonnie Hahn's Slideshow

Interview Title	Abstract	Archive #: Oral History	Project	Date of Interview
Bonnie Hahn	Bonnie Hahn talks about life in Nome, Alaska, and her first job working as an operator for the telephone company.	2007-03-02 & 06	Nome Communities of Memory	Feb 3, 1996
Bonnie Hahn Retrospective	In this 2007 discussion, Bonnie Hahn talks about changes in Nome since the original Nome Communities of Memory project in 1996, including increased coastal erosion, modernization of the town's infrastructure, and changes in animal and fish populations.	2007-03-02	Nome Communities of Memory	Jun 21, 2007