Alaska State Library – Historical Collections Finding Aids

AMT 8400 182° STONY RIVER 6-27-74 2

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-191-1

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / STONY RIVER 6-27-1974

AMT 8400 182° STONY RIVER 6-27-74 3

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-191-2

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / STONY RIVER 6-27-1974

AMT 8400 182° STONY RIVER 6-27-74 4

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-191-3

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation)

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / STONY RIVER 6-27-1974

STUYAHOK, or NEW STUYAHOK 8-14-1974 (per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, an old variant was Stuyarok)

File — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-192

Scope and Contents 3 images (no native corporation affiliation known at the time) [This seems to be New Stuyahok, going by dates. Per the Southwest Region Schools website’s community page for New Stuyahok at https://www.swrsd.org/Page/74 : “The present location is the third site that villagers can remember. The village moved downriver to the Mulchatna area from the "Old Village" in 1918. … in 1942,the village moved downriver again to its present location. Stuyahok appropriately means "going downriver...

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island)

AMT 8400 200° NEW STUYAHOK 8-14-74 2

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-192-1

Scope and Contents (no native corporation affiliation known at the time) [This seems to be New Stuyahok, going by dates. Per the Southwest Region Schools website’s community page for New Stuyahok at https://www.swrsd.org/Page/74 : “The present location is the third site that villagers can remember. The village moved downriver to the Mulchatna area from the "Old Village" in 1918. … in 1942,the village moved downriver again to its present location. Stuyahok appropriately means "going downriver place." The...

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / STUYAHOK, or NEW STUYAHOK 8-14-1974 (per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, an old variant was Stuyarok)

AMT 8400 200° NEW STUYAHOK 8-14-74 3

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-192-2

Scope and Contents (no native corporation affiliation known at the time) [This seems to be New Stuyahok, going by dates. Per the Southwest Region Schools website’s community page for New Stuyahok at https://www.swrsd.org/Page/74 : “The present location is the third site that villagers can remember. The village moved downriver to the Mulchatna area from the "Old Village" in 1918. … in 1942,the village moved downriver again to its present location. Stuyahok appropriately means "going downriver place." The...

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / STUYAHOK, or NEW STUYAHOK 8-14-1974 (per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, an old variant was Stuyarok)

AMT 8400 200° NEW STUYAHOK 8-14-74 4

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-192-3

Scope and Contents (no native corporation affiliation known at the time) [This seems to be New Stuyahok, going by dates. Per the Southwest Region Schools website’s community page for New Stuyahok at https://www.swrsd.org/Page/74 : “The present location is the third site that villagers can remember. The village moved downriver to the Mulchatna area from the "Old Village" in 1918. … in 1942,the village moved downriver again to its present location. Stuyahok appropriately means "going downriver place." The...

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / STUYAHOK, or NEW STUYAHOK 8-14-1974 (per Orth’s Dictionary of Alaska Place Names, an old variant was Stuyarok)