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Papers concerning a sealing voyage to the North Pacific, Japan, and the Aleutian Islands, on the schooner M.M. Morrill, 1895-1896.
Log, written in pencil, of James Noland's daily account of his experiences on the M.M. Morrill and published version of Noland's log with an account by Capt. Edward Cantillion.
Papers concerning the hearing of the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians, 1981
Letters, fact sheets, clippings, personal testimony, guidelines and press releases.
Papers concerning the Stefansson-Anderson and Canadian Arctic expeditions, 1908-1919
Includes activity guide to Stefansson-Anderson expedition, 1908-1912, and Canadian Arctic expedition, 1913-1919; calendar/guide to Stefansson correspondence.
Papers concerning work as General Reindeer Supervisor at Nome, Alaska, 1932-1934
Papers from Windham Bay Mine, 1898 – 1921
Includes ledger (1917-1918) with workers' names; also includes grocery lists, legal forms, and credentials for Windham Bay delegate to attend 1903 Alaska Territorial Convention.
Papers of a Medical Missionary in Alaska, 1911-1928
Papers of Alfred Peter Swineford and Agnes Swineford Shattuck 1885 - 1931
Papers document Annahootz and Sitka Indian Police Force in the 1880s, Swineford’s trip on the Thetis, and his political interests after his Governorship. His daughter’s notes on her memory of the school in Sitka while her father was Governor.
Papers of Arnold Morton, 1937
Papers of C.A. "Bert" Bryant, 1937-1945
This file is composed of Xerox copies of original letters in the C.L. Andrews Collection at Sheldon Jackson College. A manuscript journal titled Another Man's Life, by C.A. Bryant is MS 4 Box 5 #1 in the Alaska Historical Library.
These letters include the reminiscences and views of two friends who were also long time Alaskans. Most of the letters are handwritten by Bryant with some typescript copies of Andrews letters to Bryant.
Papers of David B. Walker, 1864-1869
Papers, 1864-1869. Concerned with voyages on the Russian vessel Olga and American Russian Company vessel Cesarewitch; commencing as Superintendent of iceworks on Wood Island, Kodiak and Kenai. Covers period December 6, 1864 to January, 1869.