Alaska State Library – Historical Collections

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Letter concerns the life of Aleksandr A. Baranov.

Scope and Contents The collection includes photographs of Nora Kreps’ high school classmates and school activities. She also took photos around Fort Davis and on her various trips in Alaska. The album was probably assembled ca. 1908-1910. Photographers include: Lomen Brothers, Goetze, Simmer, Dobbs, and Nowell. Places mentioned include: Bering Sea, Cape Prince of Wales, Copper River, Dutch Harbor, Fort Davis, Fort Egbert, Fort Gibbon, Fort Liscum, Fort Seward, Holy Cross Mission, Nome, Point Barrow, Point...

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The collection contains 226 black and white or sepia, mostly 3 x 5, images of places, activities, and people in Alaska from 1912-1915. The photographs were taken by Dr. Krulish while he was working for the Bureau of Education in charge of public health services for Indians and Eskimos in Alaska. Although headquartered in Juneau, he traveled all over the Territory including the Arctic region. A few images by commercial photographs include: H. G. Kaiser and Moldt Studio

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Yearbook of the Jesse Lee Junior High School with hand-crayoned illustrations and original photographs; includes several photos of Benny Benson.

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Manuscript includes descriptions of various Kuskokwim region villages, Eskimos, mortuary customs, clothing, food, shamans, traders and reference by Brother Hartman and Weinland on starting a mission; includes map of village of Kolmakof.

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The collection includes salmon can labels from fish packing companies in San Francisco, Seattle, Bellingham, and several communities throughout Alaska. It also includes beer labels from brewing companies in Juneau and Fairbanks. Only two dates are noted: 1906 and 1937. The collection also includes photocopies of labels from the collection of Harold Fossum, and 10 slides (duplicates) of salmon labels.

Scope and Contents 33 prints were made from the 115 nitrate negatives received in 1989. The citations are marked with an asterisk. The nitrate negatives are stored in freezers. Photographs are available for all of the images, numbered 116 to 144, donated at a later date. Photograph 115a was added at a later date. Some of the subjects represented include, White Pass and Yukon Railroad scenes, Skagway, Atlin Lake, Atlin Inn, S.S. TUTSHI, Tanana River, riverboats, British Columbia and Alaskan villages, ca....

Scope and Contents Between 1906 and 1908 Louis Lane used his Kodak to take most of the photographs for the postcards in this collection. Lane mailed the postcards from Nome or Seattle to either Mrs. L.L. Lane (wife) or Mrs. C.D. Lane (mother) in San Francisco, California. Most of the cards contain notes on the verso and are signed "L.L.L." or "Lou.” Lane mentions his photography on several cards and notes that B.B. Dobbs (photographer) used a number of his photographs.Images include Eskimo women...

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The collection includes mostly stock images of Fairbanks, Nome, Anchorage, and Juneau; also Eskimos, sled dogs, and a few images of unidentified people. Many of the photographs were collected from commercial photographers, including Winter and Pond Co., Walter Hylen (Fairbanks), Sawyer, B.B. Dobbs, Charles Cann, Julius Fritschen (Anchorage). Others may have been photographed by Mina Lang.

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The collection includes views of Alaskan villages, Tlingit baskets, mining camps, logging, fishing, railroad building and other activities. Tuxecan, Klinkwan, Sitka, Kake and Ketchikan are a few of the locations represented. Langille’s headquarters were at Ketchikan.