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James Stephen Photograph Collection, circa 1898
Unalaska, Dutch Harbor, St. Michael views including Russian Orthodox Churches, Presbyterian Mission, and Eskimo portraits, circa 1898
Stereographs of Alaska, ca. 1880-1910
Subjects covered by these stereographs include the Klondike Gold Rush and other mining activities; Eskimos in Alaska, Siberia and Greenland; Alaskan Indians and Alaskan communities.
Companies represented are Keystone; Griffith and Griffith; and Underwood and Underwood. Photographers include H.H. Brodeck, T.W. Ingersoll, B.W. Kilburn, R. Maynard and B.L. Singley.
A stereoscope is available for viewing, in Box 2.
H. W. Steward Photograph Collection, ca. 1920s
This collection depicts the scenes (streams, mountains, trees and waterfalls) viewed along the Valdez Canyon Trail via the Copper River Railway, the Valdez Transportation Co., and the Valdez Transfer Co., ca.1920s. The photographs are signed by H.W. Steward. A photocopy of a menu from the Copper River and Northwestern Railway is included.
Gustavius Stewart Photograph Collection, ca. 1920
Three black and white images taken by Gustavius Stewart, ca. 1920. The images are of Canadian outdoor guide Tom Saville, First Nations guide Antoine Wildcat, and Willow Island Creek [?]
Letter from Stillman Lewis, Wrangel [Wrangell], to his niece, Helen Lewis Anthony, Cincinnati, 1880 March 25
Letter to his niece describing his life in Wrangell and his observations of the Tlingit Indians. Photograph of Helen Lewis Anthony, John Gould Anthony – niece and nephew of Stillman Lewis, ca. 1880s.
Andrew Jackson Stone papers, 1859-1918
Includes handwritten and typescript diaries, Sawtooth Power studies for Seward Peninsula area, and notes; diaries (1896-1898) describe travels in British Columbia among the Tahltan, Kaska Liard, and Kookpugmioot tribes, (1901-1903) describe collecting activities on the Kenai and Alaskan peninsulas, Kodiak, and the Arctic.
Writings by and about Andrew Jackson Stone, 1900-1986
Includes articles and excerpts by and about A.J. Stone. Also includes "Publications known to the family, August 1998."
David Stone Papers, 1980-2012
The collection contains David Stone’s research files related to his work as an historian of gold mining in Alaska, particularly in the Juneau Mining District.
Boxes 1 through 3 contain photocopies of original documents detailing the history of each of the mines which eventually were consolidated into the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company.
Box 4 includes cassette tapes with interviews conducted by David Stone while researching Hard Rock Gold.
Papers of Eugene and Madge (Maud Margaret) Stone at Sitka, 1890-1892.
Includes a journal kept by Dr. Stone, letters written by Eugene and Madge Stone, and photographs.
Letter from Samuel Storer, circa 1868-1869
Letter from Samuel Storer to his daughter Mabel, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, describing the 4th of July Festivities in Sitka, ca. 1868-1869.