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Franklin R. Brenneman Photographs & Letters, 1903-1922
Lyman Brewster Photograph Collection, 1932-1934
The photographs show life around Nome, various Arctic communities, Eskimos, mining, whaling, airplanes and transportation, including views of Will Rogers and Wiley Post and the plane crash in which they were killed. The photograph collection includes an index of people, which is also a useful reference to the Brewster letters, MS 53.
John H. Brillhart Photograph Collection, 1930-1950
The John H. Brillhart collection of 233 photographs contains views of U.S. Forest Service and C.C.C. activities in Southeast Alaska from the 1930s to 1950.
Brooks, Balbi, collector
The 48 photographs in this collection depict a trip to Alaska in July 1926. Photos include Skagway on July 4, 1926; Cordova; Juneau; Columbia, Spencer and Childs Glaciers; McKinley Park; Liberty Falls, Pitchfork Falls and Delta River. Most of the black and white photographs (no negatives) have handwritten descriptive notes on the back of the photo.
David Brower Photograph Collection, circa 1930s
Most of the photographs were taken and captioned by Dave Brower. They depict Barrow events, whaling, hunting, Eskimo culture, the Brower family and friends and seven photographs of Charles and Anne Lindbergh with their airplane at Barrow, 1931.
Jeff Brown’s Satirical Postcards, 1980-1990
The postcards reflect the politics, history, geography, and other major Alaskan themes. People in photos are mainly from the Juneau area. The postcards were primarily published between 1980-1990.
Papers of Josiah Sawyer Brown
William Brown Photograph Collection, ca. 1920s
Hirst-Chichagof Gold Mine, S.E. Alaska views, late 1920s. The collection includes other southeast Alaska views.
John Bufvers Papers, ca. 1860s-1973
Memoirs of mining, cannery and saltery work in Alaska between 1913 and the 1940s. Biographical sketches of Alaska pioneers in Ketchikan and Kasaan Bay, 1860s-1970s. A few b&w photographs are included as illustration. Index to collection with more complete details about manuscripts received less recently.
Letters of Lester J. Burbidge
Holograph letters written to his family in Chicago during the summer of 1928 while he was working at the New England Fish Company on Knight Island, Alaska; the letters describe the voyage to Knight Island, the beauty of Alaska, his fellow laborers (mostly Filipinos and Japanese), and his experiences in the salmon canning industry -- from pitching the fish off the boats to the removal of the canned fish from the retort.