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| |  | " Associate Press reporters " | Telegraph offices; Reporters; Correspondence; Press; Log cabins; Government employees; Law enforcement; Carts & wagons; Forests; | Title taken from caption.
" Associate Press reporters at U. S. Telegraph Station No. 2 located at scene of shooting of Alaska Home Ry. employees by Northwestern Ry. Marshals, Sept. 25, 1907. "
Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G1631. Reproduced from a glass plate. | UAF-1975-84-318 |
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| |  | " Government camp " | Camps; Military camps; Caches; Tents; Barricades; Soldiers; | Title taken from caption.
" Government camp and cache at top of hill north of Tonsina " . Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G741 | UAF-1975-84-541 |
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| |  | " Government camp 1 mile north of Tonsina " | Camps; Military camps; Tents; Horses; Carts & wagons; | Title taken from caption.
" Government camp 1 mile north of Tonsina ". Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G734. | UAF-1975-84-542 |
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| |  | " Government packers " | Government employees; Transportation; Packtrains; City & town halls; Log cabins; Horses; Carts & wagons; | Title taken from caption.
" Government packers returning from the trail, March 1905. " Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G189. Reproduced from a glass plate. | UAF-1975-84-245 |
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| |  | " Government wagon road " | Roads; Trails & paths; Road construction; Work camps; Tents; Carts & wagons; | Title taken from caption.
" Looking down the Government wagon road from opposite Keystone Falls, Valdez-Fairbanks trail. " Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G2042. Reproduced from a glass plate. | UAF-1975-84-345 |
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| |  | " Officals of U. S. Dist. Court " | Group portraits; Judges; Government officials; Furniture; Longcase clocks; Flags; | Title taken from caption.
" Officials of U. S. Dist. Court, Valdez, Alaska, Judge E. E. Cushman presiding. " Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G3789. | UAF-1975-84-453 |
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| |  | " Officials and members of Valdez Bar " | Group portraits; Government officials; Clothing & dress; Coats; Hats; Stairways; Priests; Courthouses; | Title taken from caption.
" Officials and members of Valdez Bar, Courthouse Feb 16, 1908. " Photographer: P. S. Hunt, Photo No. G2911. | UAF-1975-84-462 |
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| |  | " Revenue Cutter ' Bear' " | Ships; Police surveillance; Sailing ships; Government regulation; Government vessels; | Title taken from caption.
"Revenue Cutter ' Bear' arriving at Valdez, Alaska Sept. 26, 1908 with Japanese seal poacher." Cataloguer's note: From 1874 - 1913 the Revenue Cutter Service operated under the authority of the United States Department of the Treasury and provided armed maritime law enforcement service throughout the United States, including on the Bering Sea Patrol in the waters between Alaska and Siberia. One of its many duties was to patrol this area against seal poachers. The Revenue Cutter Service worked closely with the Bureau of Fisheries and played a major role in enforcing the regulations governing the Waters within the United States and its territories.
Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G2001. Reproduced from a glass plate. | UAF-1975-84-294 |
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| |  | " U. S. Dist. Court Officials " | Judges; Courthouses; Government officials; Group portraits; Flags; Tables; Longcase clocks; | Title taken from caption.
" U. S. Dist. Court Officials, 3rd Div., Alaska, Judge E. E. Cushman presiding. " Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G3790. | UAF-1975-84-452 |
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| |  | " U. S. Dist. Court Officials " | Government officials; Courthouses; Judges; Women; Flags; Group portraits; | Title taken from caption.
" U. S. Dist. Court Officials, 3rd Div., Valdez, Alaska. " Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G3794. | UAF-1975-84-451 |
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| |  | " U. S. District Court Officials " | Government officials; Judges; Group portraits; Women; Doors & doorways; Stairways; | Title taken from caption.
" U. S. District Court Officials, Third Div., Alaska, Judge E. E. Cushman. " Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G3791. | UAF-1975-84-450 |
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| |  | "U.S. Revenue Cutter" | Ships; Government vessels; Sailing ships; Passengers; Decks (Ships); | Title taken from caption.
" U.S. Revenue Cutter 'Rush' at Valdez, Alaska." Cataloguer's note: Named in honor of Richard Rush (1780 - 1859) who was a statesman and a diplomat, during the administrations of Adams and John Quincy Adams. The Revenue Cutter Richard Rush was built by Atlantic Iron Works at East Boston, Massachusetts and launched on
March 14, 1874. The Rush was built for service on the west coast. Her services included; assisting vessels in distress, searching for survivors of wrecked ships, enforcing fisheries laws and transported dignitaries as well as U.S. government records and properties. As such, the Rush made numerous voyages to and from Alaska between 1877 and 1912.
In February 1906 the U.S. Revenue Cutter sailed the Alaskan waters to convey the Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, with the Deputy U. S. Marshals, to Valdez, Alaska. Again from May 1909 to February 1910, she sailed along the Alaskan coastline touring Juneau, Kodiak, Valdez and Unalaska.
On September 30, 1912 she was decommissioned at Port Townsend and a year later on January 22 1913 she was sold to the Alaska Junk Company for $8.500.00.
Photographer: P. S. Hunt, photo No. G2706. Reproduced from glass plates.
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| |  | 1960 Democratic election poster for Alaska | Political posters; Legislators; Presidential elections; | Title supplied by cataloger.
Election poster showing Sen. John Kennedy in the center with Sen. E. L. Bartlett on the left and Rep. Ralph Rivers on the right. | UAF-1972-49-417 |
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| |  | 49-star flag | Flags; Statehood; | Image of what may have been an alternate version of the 49-star flag after the statehood of Alaska. | UAF-1976-21-77747 |
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| |  | 49th star. | Flags; Statehood; Buildings; Government facilities; Automobiles; Men; People; Fences; Traffic signs & signals; Lampposts | Title taken from caption. View of American flag hanging from Federal Building in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, with large 49th star symbolizing Alaskan statehood. 1958. Photograph type: 35 mm color slide. Photographer: Donald Arthur Post. | UAA-hmc-0917-400 |
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| |  | 49th star added to flag, June 30, 1958. | Flags; Statehood; Celebrations; Government facilities; Buildings; Men; Women; People; Railings | View of a United States 48 star flag hanging from the Federal Building, Anchorage, Alaska, with a 49th star pinned on to celebrate statehood. From verso: "Federal Bldg. 2:30 p.m. June 30, 1958. Statehood Bill just signed. The 49th star. 4th Ave. F & G Streets. Property of Cook Inlet Historical Society." 1958. Original photograph size: 3 1/2" x 3 1/2". | AMRC-b63-14-1 |
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| |  | 4th Avenue and F Street, Anchorage, 1940s. | Cities & towns; City & town life; Streets; Automobiles; Buildings; Stores & shops; City & town halls; Hotels; Government facilities; Lampposts; Sidewalks; People; Men; Women; Signs (Notices) | View of 4th Avenue and F Street, Anchorage, Alaska, looking south from the grounds of the Federal Building. Buildings shown include The Gitchell Hotel and City Hall. 1940-1949. Original photograph size: 3 1/8" x 4 1/2". | AMRC-b76-82-18 |
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| | ![[Benny Benson with Gov. Egan and Charlotte Benson]](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg11&CISOPTR=395 "[Benny Benson with Gov. Egan and Charlotte Benson]") | [Benny Benson with Gov. Egan and Charlotte Benson] | State flags; Governors; Gifts; Indigenous peoples; | Benny Benson, Governor William Egan and Benny Benson's daughter Charlotte Benson pose with the Alaska State Flag design. | UAF-1985-120-135 |
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| | ![[Gov. Egan awards Frank Metcalf]](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg11&CISOPTR=401 "[Gov. Egan awards Frank Metcalf]") | [Gov. Egan awards Frank Metcalf] | Governors; Government employees; Awards; Medals; | "Frank A. Metcalf, former territorial engineer receives a commemorative statehood medallion by Egan as Commissioner of Public Works, Richard Downing looks on." | UAF-1985-120-187 |
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| | ![[Gov. Egan receives a license plate]](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg11&CISOPTR=402 "[Gov. Egan receives a license plate]") | [Gov. Egan receives a license plate] | License plates; Gifts; Governors; Government employees; | "Special license plates identify autos of the governor and members of Alaska's congressional delegation. The Governor is presented the license plate by Dana Ingram of the Department of Revenue." | UAF-1985-120-192 |
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| | ![[Gov. Egan receives stamps]](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg11&CISOPTR=404 "[Gov. Egan receives stamps]") | [Gov. Egan receives stamps] | Governors; Postmasters; Postage stamps; Gifts; | "Alaska Postmistress, Margaret White of Juneau displays new stamps presented to Egan by the postoffice." | UAF-1985-120-210 |
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| | ![[Neva Egan witnesses Egan's absentee ballot]](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg11&CISOPTR=400 "[Neva Egan witnesses Egan's absentee ballot]") | [Neva Egan witnesses Egan's absentee ballot] | Governors; Ballots; Spouses; Voting; | "Neva Egan signs as a witness to Egan's first absentee ballot for President." | UAF-1985-120-176 |
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| |  | A chart showing part of the coast of N.W America, 1798. | Boundaries; | View of the southeastern region of Alaska and adjacent parts of Canada, 1798. Includes one inset: "A survey of Port Stewart." From caption: "A chart shewing [sic] part of the coast of N.W America with the tracks of His Majefty's [sic] sloop Discovery and armed tender Chatham; commanded by George Vancouver, efq. [sic] and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker in which the continental shore has been correctly traced and determined from lat. 51º:45' N. and long. 232º:08' E. to lat. 57º:30' N. and long. 226º:44' E. at the periods shewn [sic] by the tracks. ...Warner, sculp." From the Table of Contents (List of Maps): "Map no. 7 from Vancouver's atlas of 1798, reduced by photography from the original size of 23 1/2 by 29 1/8 inches." Black and white map, 20" x 16", on two pages. (W 134º30'00"--W 126º30'00"/N 57º30'00"--N 51º45'00"). Included as map 4 in United States atlas: maps and charts accompanying the Case and Counter Case of the United States, by the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, and published by the United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1904. | UAA-abtm-v1-4 |
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| |  | A chart showing part of the coast of northwest America, 1798. | Boundaries | View of the southeastern region of Alaska and adjacent parts of Canada, 1798. Includes three insets: "Entrance into Cross Sound"; "A survey of Port Conclusion"; and "A survey of Port Protection." From caption: "A chart shewing [sic] part of the coast of N.W. America with the tracks of His Majesty's sloop Discovery and armed tender Chatham; commanded by George Vancouver, esqr. and prepared under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Joseph Baker, in which the continental shore has been correctly traced and determined from latde. 570.07.1/2 N. and longd. 2270.00.E. to latd. 590.59.N. and longd. 2190.00.E. at the periods shewn [sic] by the track; engraved by T. Foot, Weston Place, St. Pancras." From the Table of Contents (List of Maps): "Map no. 12 from Vancouver's atlas of 1798, reduced by photography from the original size of 23 1/2 by 28 1/8 inches." Black and white map, 20" x 16", on two pages. (W 141º00'00"--W 133º00'00"/N 61º00'00"--N 56º00'00"). Included as map 5 in United States atlas: maps and charts accompanying the Case and Counter Case of the United States, by the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, and published by the United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1904. | UAA-abtm-v1-5 |
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| |  | A chart showing part of the coast of northwest America, 1798. | Boundaries; | View of southeast Alaska and adjacent parts of Canada, as well as the Pacific Coast of the United States, 1798. From caption: "A chart shewing [sic] part of the coast of N.W. America with the tracks of His Majesty's sloop Discovery and armed tender Chatham; commanded by George Vancouver esqr. and prepared from the foregoing surveys under his immediate inspection by Lieut. Edwd. Roberts in which the continental shore has been correctly traced and determined, from lat. 290º54’ N. and long. 2440º33’ E. to Cape Douglas in lat. 58º52’ N and long. 207º20’ E. during the summers of 1792, 1793 and 1794...Warner sculp." Black and white map, 21" x 16 1/2", on two pages. Scale not given (W 155º00'00"--W 115º00'00"/N 63º00'00"--N 30º00'00"). Included as map 1 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. | UAA-abtm-v2-1 |
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| |  | A. E. C. Ry. Train Arriving at Anchorage from Moose Creek, Alaska. | Railroad shops & yards; Railroad stations; City & town life; | Title taken from caption.
"October 12-16 a view of Anchorage, Alaska, taken from the railroad yards. The large building in the distance is the Government Hospital on the town site. In the foreground is shown the train arriving at Anchorage from Moose Creek in the Matanuska Coal Fields. Anchorage is located on Knik Arm at the head of Cook Inlet, at Mile 114 on the Government Railroad. It is the construction base of the Government Railroad in the Turnagain Arm District and also north to Broad Pass.
A.E.C C156." An Alaska Engineering Commission photo. Photographer's number C156. Photographer: P.S. Hunt. | UAF-1996-0190-5 |
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| |  | A group of native orphans at the Kanakanak government orphanage | Children; Orphans; Orphanages; Group portraits; | Title taken from photograph description.
Photograph of children at the U.S. Bureau of Education's orphanage at Kanakanak, Alaska. Related description reads: "A group of sturdy native orphans at the Kanakanak Government orphanage. These children are indeed well fed; they are neat in dress and exceedingly polite." | UAF-1964-98-178 |
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| |  | A jeep noses its way shoreward | Military vehicles; Military personnel; Military mobilizations; War; Soldiers; Government vessels; | Title from verso.
Unloading a jeep from a landing craft.
Verso reads:
"A jeep noses its way shoreward from a snub-nosed landing barge. By occupying this island which is only about an hour's flying time from Japanese-occupied Kiska, the American Airmen are able to keep the Nipponese under constant aerial bombardment. | UAF-1970-11-8 |
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| |  | A map exhibiting all the new discoveries in the interior parts of North America, 1795. | Boundaries | From caption: "A map exhibiting all the new difcoveries [sic] in the interior parts of North America, inscribed by permifsion [sic] to the honorable governor and company of adventurers of England trading into Hudson Bay; in testimony of their liberal communications to their most obedient and very humble servant, A. Arrowsmith." View of the eastern part of Alaska, as well as adjacent parts of Canada. From Table of Contents (List of Maps): "Part of A. Arrowsmith's map of North America, published in 1795 and revised to 1833; reproduced on original scale." Color map, 13" x 16 1/2". (W 150º00'00"--W 120º00'00"/N 65º00'00"--N 55º00'00"). Included as map 12 in United States atlas: maps and charts accompanying the Case and Counter Case of the United States, by the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, and published by the United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1904. | UAA-abtm-v1-12 |
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| |  | A map of North America, constructed according to the latest information, 1839. | Boundaries | View of part of Alaska, as well as adjacent parts of Canada, eastern Russia, and the northwestern United States. From Table of Contents (List of Maps): "Part of "A map of North America, Constructed According to the Latest Information, by H.S. Tanner, 1839." Published at Philadelphia. Reproduced on original scale. The title is somewhat reduced to bring it within the limits of the page." Color map, 13" x 16 1/2". (W 103º00'00"--W 40º00'00"/N 75º00'00"--N 50º00'00"). Included as map 14 in United States atlas: maps and charts accompanying the Case and Counter Case of the United States, by the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, and published by the United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1904. | UAA-abtm-v1-14 |
