George Rockwell Putnam worked for the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. He accompanied Admiral Peary to Greenland in 1896, traveled to the Pribilof Islands in 1897 as part of a group researching seal harvests, and served on Yukon Delta surveying...
Ms. Relief shown pictorially. Mounted on paper with missing neat lines and borders redrawn. Drawn by J. C. White. Shows Western Union Telegraph line from West Road River to Fort Stager and along the Collins River.
Relief shown by shading. Photoreproduction, mounted on linen. Library copy on 2 sheets, 52 x 69 cm. and 52 x 55 cm. Stamped on verso: Western Union Telegraph Co. 28.
Published in 1865. Scale is not given ( E127 00 W122 00 N70 00 N45...
Relief shown by shading. Photoreproduction, mounted on linen. Library copy on 2 sheets, 52 x 69 cm. and 52 x 55 cm. Stamped on verso: Western Union Telegraph Co. 28.
Published in 1865. Scale is not given (E127 00 W122 00 N70 00 N45 00).
Selected relief shown by hachures; depths shown by soundings. Includes 2 profile drawings of portions of the coastline. Stamped "Western Union Telegraph Co." Blueline copy.
Shows proposed route of telegraph line from Siberia to Alaska. Includes distances table. Relief shown by shading. Annotated inside front cover. "Compiled from the latest and most reliable Russian, British, and American authorities."
Title taken from caption. Also initialed with GRP: mostly like the man in the photograph is George Putnam. En route to Greenland on Peary's 1896 expedition.
Title taken from caption. Five men stand in front of a tent in Greenland. An American flag is attached to the top. The man in the center is identified as George Rockwell Putnam. One of the other men is Professor Alfred E. Burton of the...
Title taken from caption. Group portrait of expedition members aboard the S. S. Hope en route to Greenland. An arrow on the album page points to the topmost man and identifies him as Peary.
Title taken from caption. Group portrait of members of Peary's 1896 expedition to Greenland. Peary is identified as being at the top left. George Putnam is identified as being at the lower left.
Title taken from caption. Group portrait of six men aboard the S. S. Hope, including Professor Alfred E. Burton of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology en route to Greenland on Peary's 1896 expedition.
Title taken from caption. View of men in front of a tent, part of a group led by Professor Alfred E. Burton, from Peary's 1896 expedition to Greenland. One of the men in the image is identified as George Rockwell Putnam, possibly the one kneeling.
Title page in British atlas: maps and charts accompanying the Case of Great Britain, by the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, and published by the United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1904.