Alaska State Library – Historical Collections

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This collection of photographs shows the construction of the Alaska-Juneau Gold Mining Company mill facilities. The photographs were taken by Richard W. Roell. Juneau, 1915-1917.

Scope and Contents This scrapbook contains memorabilia of Byron Roherty's trip to Alaska on Alaska Cruise Line's Cruise Tour no.5, on the S. S. Yukon Star between May 26 and June 18, 1959. The collection includes photographs, newspaper clippings, postcards, brochures, tickets and an itinerary for the trip. Included are newspaper accounts of travel in Alaska, including several written by Betty Dudley, a fellow passenger on Tour no. 5 in 1959.Places visited include Ketchikan, Juneau,...

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All photographs relate to Anna Montgomery Rolston’s cruise through Southeast Alaska in 1930, when she was 22 years old.

Scope and Contents The views of the U.S. Navy Alaskan Wireless Expedition are in fair condition, but fragile, having been removed from an album. Some of the views are fading, and include two cyanotypes. John Romeo also photographed and collected general views of other Southeast communities. These include views of the wreck of the PRINCESS KATHLEEN near Juneau in September 1952, and the subsequent rescue effort. These views are in good condition. [1911 U.S. Navy Alaskan Wireless Expedition from California...

Scope and Contents All of the photographs in Folders 1and 2, except for a couple of Whitehorse, are from the Nome region, ca. 1905-1907. The photographs of northern mining in Folders 3-7, which came from R. N. DeArmond, are also largely of the Nome region. Most of the photographs, largely by B. B. Dobbs, F. H. Nowell, and A. B. Kinne show prospecting activities, flumes, dredges, ditches, claims, and camps. Folder 8 contains miscellaneous gold rush era photographs. Folder 9’s photographs are primarily of...

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The collection contains one photograph album with 180 black and white photographs and 85 black and white loose photographs from about 1912-1933. The images depict scenes of daily life in Interior Alaska, particularly Fort Yukon. Several images chronicle the journey to Fort Yukon, including scenes of Juneau and Seward.

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The collection contains 12 glass plate negatives and 35 mounted photographs of Juneau, Sitka, Dyea, Skagway, the Chilkoot Trail, and the Yukon Territory. A 28-page, bound scrapbook published in 1909 by Winter and Pond contains 24 photogravure prints of Juneau and the surrounding area. The collection also contains a few of Ruhe’s manuscripts.

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Materials in the collection include letters, pamphlets, clippings, and records primarily related to aviation history and maritime activity in Alaska, particularly the Southeast region.

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Materials in the collection include images primarily related to aviation history and maritime activity in Alaska, particularly the Southeast region. There are 71 negatives of the Goldstein Building and the Coliseum Theatre/Apartments fires.

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This collection contains slides and photographs taken by various photographers before and during the Aleutian campaign of World War II. Included are images of U.S. Naval officers and enlisted men, many who are identified, and locations in the Aleutian Islands, including some aerial views and bomb damage.

The first 37 slides were copied from a set of 59 positive glass lantern slides.