Content Description From the Collection: The collection portrays life in Nome, Alaska, during the early 1900s, including images of the sled dog races which began there. Original photographs from the Canadian Arctic Expedition, 1913-1918, identifies Northwest Territory Inuit from Coronation Gulf, Cape Bathurst, Dolphin and Union Straits, and Bernard Harbor. An album created by Dr. Neuman while serving at the Dept. of Interior, titled: "Photomicrographs of Anatomical studies of Cysticercus, taken from Alaskan reindeer," contains...

Content Description From the Collection: The collection portrays life in Nome, Alaska, during the early 1900s, including images of the sled dog races which began there. Original photographs from the Canadian Arctic Expedition, 1913-1918, identifies Northwest Territory Inuit from Coronation Gulf, Cape Bathurst, Dolphin and Union Straits, and Bernard Harbor. An album created by Dr. Neuman while serving at the Dept. of Interior, titled: "Photomicrographs of Anatomical studies of Cysticercus, taken from Alaskan reindeer," contains...

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[Young Eskimo man standing on deck of a vessel, dressed in skin leggings and pullover with a large sheath on his waist]

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[Two white women standing on a small boat, probably near Nome, Alaska]

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[young Eskimo girl standing on a beach, dressed in a fur parka]

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[Man standing on a beach beside a large wood pile with a destroyed structure in the distance]

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[View of several small boats approaching the shoreline of King Island with the stilted dwellings in the distance]

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[view of large structures used as caches and drying racks]

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[wooden structures of King Island perched on the cliffs]