Alaska State Library – Historical Collections

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Russian manuscript with 3 different handwritings; looks like an original composition. Handwritten on inside cover, in pencil, in English: "History of the church."

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Includes photostat of manuscript and translation by Antoinette Shalkop.

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Document contains history of the construction, beginning 1894, property description, inventory, information on clergy, 1874-1901, number of parishioners including breakdown by ethnic group.

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Includes original document and English translation.

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Includes letters to James Wickersham, documents concerning property and legal settlements, death certificate, maps of church property in Hoonah Village, St. Paul, and Kodiak, and a legal document protesting against a mineral application (Evergreen Cemetery Assn. vs. John S. Seatter).

Content Description The material in the Dolgopolov Collection mirrors the varied interests of Alexander Dolgopolov. It is a collection which reflects Mr. Dolgopolov's personal experiences during and after the Russian Revolution. Russian history, especially military history, is the major strength of the collection. The White Movement during the Russian Revolution receives detailed coverage in biographies of the White military leaders, squadron histories and general chronologies of military events. Other aspects...

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Tells the story of Bishop Innocent from 1827 when as Joann Veniaminov he came as a new missionary to Unalaska through 1842, when he returned to Alaska as a Bishop.

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Includes original handwritten volume and 54-page translation listing type and location of furnishings ; lists names of personal residences; also includes entries for some later dates and a child's scribblings.

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Correspondence from the Governors' General file between Sitka and the main office in St. Petersburg concerning the reorganization of the Atka Division.

Scope and Contents Letters written by employees of the Russian American Company. | Contents: -- Letter from Mikhail Dmitrievich Teben'kov, 1847, to G. Archemandritoff, skipper of the steamer Nicholai I, regarding transport of freight to the Stikine River and meeting of the English and the Stikine River Indians, -- Letter from A. Teben'kov, 1864, to Stepan Ushin [Nushagak?] regarding Ushin's request for books for educational programs, -- Letter from Dmitrii Petrovich Maksutov, 6/2/1864, to Stepan Ushin,...