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Adolescents dancing in schoolhouseAdolescents dancing in schoolhouseYoung adults; Dancers; Dance parties; Schools; Interiors; Indigenous peoples;Title from donor notes.UAF-2001-129-113
Alaska dog team.Alaska dog team.Dogs; Dog teams; Dogsledding; Sleds & sleighs; Harnesses; Teachers; Women; Men; Fur coats; Fur garments; Hides & skinsTitle taken from front. Mrs. Arthur Hansin Eide with two teachers and dog team, Barrow, Alaska. From verso: "Mrs. Eide with two teachers from ... Wainwright - Pt. Barrow 1922." Photographer's number P-1611. 1922. Original photograph size: 3 1/2" x 5".AMRC-b70-28-72
All aboard for school.All aboard for school.Passengers; Air travel; Clothing & dress; Porters; Luggage; Aircraft; Airplanes; Girls; Teenagers; Students; Bags; Indigenous peoples; Air pilots;Title from verso.
"[All aboard for school. From the Alaska arctic, nearly 600 students are gathered from 40 remote villages and fish camps, each fall to fly to Fairbanks and Juneau, heading for high schools and colleges.]
"Students boarding a Wien Air Alaska at Shungnak Alaska. Polatis [Polat is?] porter. The airport is a river sand bar in front of the town. Wien Air Alaska Photo by Frank Whaley Fairbanks, Alaska."		UAF-1991-98-683
Anaktuvuk Pass classroom.Anaktuvuk Pass classroom.School children; Schools; Classrooms; Students; Teachers; Boys; Girls; Men; Fur garments; Desks; Blackboards; Writing; Chairs; Shelving; Books; Bulletin boards; FlagsView of children sitting at desks in classroom while teacher writes on blackboard in Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. April 1967. Photographer: Ward W. Wells. Original photograph size: 2 1/4" x 3 5/8".AMRC-wws-4501-1
Anaktuvuk Pass, 1950Anaktuvuk Pass, 1950Fuelwood; Woodcutting; Dogsledding; Dog teams; Subsistence activities; Clothing & dress; Travel; Tents; Fishing & hunting gear; Sleds & sleighs; Indigenous peoples;66 second film clip, color/silent, of people gathering and transporting fire wood.
A woman,working in front of a semi-subterranean house, is chopping kindling; another woman appears to be setting a small snare; men are using dog sleds to transport logs; interspersed are shots of children and dog mushing.		AAF-96
Anton MayoAnton MayoChildren; Classrooms; Flags; Clocks & watches; Interiors; Indigenous peoples;Title from caption. Photograph of two children in a classroom. Narrative in photo album reads:<br>" 'Anton' Mayo, a sister of the main character on Rex Beach's novel 'The Barrier.' "<br>"3 pictures taken inside Rampart Indian School. Most pupils were half breeds."<br><br>Anton is a shortened version of Antoinette and confirmation of her identity has been confirmed by her Granddaughter Barbara Nelson.UAF-1994-70-259
Arthur Petersen shakes hands with Conrad BaderArthur Petersen shakes hands with Conrad BaderGraduation ceremonies; Men; Shaking hands; Certificates; Indigenous peoples;"Arthur H. Petersen of Fort Yukon is congratulated by Conrad E. Bader, Vocational Guidance Officer of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, upon graduation from the RCA Institutes in New York. Others, left to right, Sam Kito, Jr., of Petersburg, Harry Kitka, Jr., of Sitka, also graduates, and (rear) George F. Maedel, President of the Institutes."UAF-1976-21-53727
MEETING HELD IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE OF JUNEAU, ALASKA, BY REQUEST OF INDIAN CHIEFS ON ACCOUNT OF THE PRESENCE OF HIS HONOR, GOVERNOR JOHN G. BRADY.MEETING HELD IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE OF JUNEAU, ALASKA, BY REQUEST OF INDIAN CHIEFS ON ACCOUNT OF THE PRESENCE OF HIS HONOR, GOVERNOR JOHN G. BRADY.Tribal chiefs; GovernorsContents:
Letter of transmittal.
Testimony of Chief Kah-du-shan from Wrangel
Testimony of Chief Johnson (Yash-noosh) from Juneau
Testimony of Chief Koogh-see fom Hoonah
Testimony of Chief Kah-ea-tchiss from Hoonah
Testimony of Chief Shoo-we-Kah from Juneau
Testimony of Chief Ah-na-tlash from Taku
Testimony of Charley of Juneau
Testimony of Jack Williams of Juneau.
Response from Governor John G. Brady
Response fron Mr. Frank Grygla.

Physical description: 25 p.		ASL-MF-Ar5-Roll5-f651
Fortuna Ledge class portrait.Fortuna Ledge class portrait.Schools; Children; Boys; Girls; Teachers; Wooden buildings; Stairways1951-52 or before.ASL-MS146-03-15B
Charles E. Bunnell and Arthur Nagozruk, Jr., 1949.Charles E. Bunnell and Arthur Nagozruk, Jr., 1949.Graduation ceremonies; College presidents; Indigenous peoplesUniversity of Alaska President Charles Bunnell; from verso: with the first Eskimo student to be granted a degree at U. of Alaska; both men wear formal graduation gowns and hatsASL-Bunnell-Charles-2a
Chilcoot [Chilkat] Mission, Alaska.Chilcoot [Chilkat] Mission, Alaska.Missions; Boarding schools; Schools; Log buildings; BellsTitle taken from image. Verso: Boarding school, burned in 1895. Haines Mission Mr. and Mrs. Willard, House and Bell.ASL-Haines-Housing-4; ASL-P01-0299
Mission Residence and Schoolhouse, Haines, Alaska.Mission Residence and Schoolhouse, Haines, Alaska.Missions; Boarding schools; Schools; Wooden buildings; Bells; Bell towersTitle taken from image.ASL-Haines-Mission-1; ASL-P01-2683
Group portrait of five girls.Group portrait of five girls.Students; Children; Girls; Schools; GardensGirls are standing just outside a fenced area. Basketball standard and storage tanks are in background. Sign in image: Experimental Garden Hoonah Government school.ASL-Hoonah-People-13; ASL-P01-4190
Group portrait at BIA school, Hoonah, Alaska ca. 1940.Group portrait at BIA school, Hoonah, Alaska ca. 1940.SchoolsVerso: "Hoonah Thlingets in 1939" (l. to r.) Roy Bean, George Carteeti, Mr. Cordle School Principal BIA (in back), Frank Williams Sr., Robert Grant Sr., Oscar Osborne, BIA Official?, William Sheakley, Harry Douglas.
Identified by Harvey Marvin and Sam Hanlon Sr. 7/95. This photo may have been taken during the formation of the I.R.A. ca. 1940. The photo was taken in front of the B.I.A. school at Hoonah.		ASL-Hoonah-People-17; ASL-P01-4194
Juneau, Indian Village and Little White School, 1898.Juneau, Indian Village and Little White School, 1898.Villages; Waterfronts; SchoolsTitle taken from verso. Verso: KashevaroffASL-Juneau-IndianVillage-25
Superior race theory hit in hearing, The Daily Alaska Empire, Tuesday, February 6, 1945.Superior race theory hit in hearing, The Daily Alaska Empire, Tuesday, February 6, 1945.Legislation; Discrimination; Race relations; Civil rightsArticle describes the events of February 5, 1945; debate on the floor of the Alaska Territorial Senate regarding the "Equal rights" bill, House bill 14. Roy and Elizabeth Peratrovich testify about conditions in Alaska, along with statements from several Senators.ASL-JuneauEmpire-February 6, 1945
Klukwan - Kahklen children.Klukwan - Kahklen children.Children; Villages; Weaving; TeachersTitle taken from verso. Blanket being woven by Louise. Children of the school teacher holding it. Vivienne Kahklen and her husband, the parents. He is from Kake, she is from Klawock. She is Clarke Demmert's daughter.ASL-Klukwan-19
Information on Metropolitan Innocent.Information on Metropolitan Innocent.Bishops; Clergy; Missionaries; Missions; Priests; Orthodox churches1 v. (47 p.), handwritten, in Russian script.
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. Further volumes not found.

Information on Bishop Innocent
Summary prepared by V. Kryssova
2/1994
MS4 Box2 Folder 15

Manuscript n1
Date 1860. (This is approximate dated, because the manuscript does not have date and author's name) .
In 1827 the Russian church sent a new Missionary: Joann Veniaminov with family. He had two sons and four daughters. He served in Unalaska for 10. At first, he lived in a dug-house with his family and ate a bad food, sometimes he starved.

He translated religious books into the local languages and built churches and schools. In these schools 600 Aleut children studied.

After 10 years Joann Veniaminov arrived in Sitka and spent 5 years there serving in the Archangelskaya Church. He collected information about Aleuts and Native people and studied languages of people called "Kolashe".

Joann Veniaminov had a big dream to open a new Mission. He departed to the Russian Sacred Synod, a church office in Moscow. The Russian Sacred Synod let him open a New Mission.

In 1842, Joann's wife died.

Eventually, he was named Bishop Innocent, and later still, Metropolitan of Moscow, then the highest rank in the Russian Orthodox Church.

Joann Veniaminov was the newly named Bishop of Alaska, Kamchatka and Aleuts.

On August 10th 1842, Bishop Innocent left to go to America.

He had big intentions: He wanted to make Native Alaskan's faith full to the Russian
Orthodox Church.		ASL-MS4-02-015
Document. No. 819. dated November 1835. [2 pages - Viewed together]Document. No. 819. dated November 1835. [2 pages - Viewed together]Correspondence; Missionaries; Missions; Orthodox churches; Documents; ClergyASL-MS004-2-3b-5-2
Item 5-2
Physical Description: [2]p. Front & Verso - Viewed together.

Interpretation by Lydia Black, 1975

Report/covering/letter/ Veniaminov, dated 14, April 1835, Sitka, to
Meletii, Archbishop of Irkutsk. In the report, V. States that in order to
effectively teach Christianity, he has composed in Aleut language a work
entitled Short Indication of the Road to the Kingdom of Heaven and that he,
V., intended to ask Bishop's permission to print this work.

However, as the Catechism which he submitted for printing was
printed with many errors, due to the proofreader's ignorance of the Aleut
language, as the printing of his, V's, translation of the gospels has been
stopped - and he was instructed by the Synod to use the gospels in manuscript,
he is keeping the Aleut version, using it too in manuscript, and submits the
translation into Russian for Archbishop's perusal for correction and comment.
On the document (first page, top) is Archbishop's notation. "The Dean of
the seminary is to read the composition and report to me"

[also see ASL-MS004-2-3b-5 Short Indication to the Road to the Heavenly Kingdom.
and
ASL-MS004-2-3b-7 Letter by Veniaminov, Sitka, dated 18 April 1835 acknowledging receipt of copies of Aleut Catechism Document]

Collection Description:
Papers of Saint Innokentii [Ivan Veniaminov] and others from the Eastern Orthodox Church [Russian], 1835-1918

Summary of Papers of Saint Innokentii [Ivan Veniaminov]: Includes correspondence, instructions on missionary conduct, consecration and ordination papers of Innokentii, reports, memos, copybook, and Aleut translations; correspondents include: Tikhov [?], Bishop of the Aleutians and North America, Filip Kopylov, and Archimandrite Nikodim [?], Abbot of the Ascension Monastery, Irkutsk. 		ASL-MS4-02-3b-5-2
Letters from the collection of George Shakes, Tlingit Chief.Letters from the collection of George Shakes, Tlingit Chief.Tribal chiefsContents:
A [skookum] paper for Shaikes [Shakes], the Stickeen Chief, with comment on his character.
Letter by Ed C. Hughes, purser, SS California, 1879 Dec. 28.
Letter from I.S. Oakford, deputy collector of customs, Wrangell, Oct. 30 1881.
Letter from I.S. Oakford, deputy collector of customs, Wrangell, Nov. 2, 1881.
Letter from Wm. G. Thomas, Deputy U.S. Marshall, Wrangell, Mar. 4, 1894.
Letter from Wm. A. Kelly, Supt. of Schools, Sitka to Shakes, Jan. 29, 1898.
Letter from Governor John Brady, Sitka to Shakes, Nov. 22, 1898.
Letter from Governor John Brady, Sitka to Kootwat, Yutkook and Shatrich, Sept 2.

Physical description: 8 letters: 9 p.		ASL-MS4-06-004
Alaska Villages, Eskimo, Indian, Aleut, 1937.Alaska Villages, Eskimo, Indian, Aleut, 1937.Villages; Students; Young adults; Vocational educationManuscript with descriptions of 58 Alaskan villages by various students attending the Eklutna Vocational School during 1937. Villages include Afognak, Alitak, Anvic, Attu, Barrow, Beaver, Bethel, Cantwell, Chignik, Circle, Diomede, Eagle, Egegik, Elim, Flat, Fortuna Ledge (Marshall), Fort Yukon, Galena, Haycock, Karluk, Kenai, King Cove, Kivalina, Kokrines, Kotzebue, Koyuk, Koyukuk, Long Beach, Manley Hot Springs, Metlakatla, Nash Harbor, Neelik, Noatac, Nome, Noorvik, Nulato, Nunapitchuk, Perryville, Pilot Point, Pilot Station, Point Hope, Point Lay, Rampart, Ruby, Selawik, Shishmaref, Snag Point, Stevens Village, St. Mark's Mission, Tanana, Tatitlek, Teller, Unalakleet, Unalaska, Wainright, White Mountain, Wiseman, Yakutat.
In the Fall of 1937, Paul E. Thompson went to Ektutna Vocational School as a teacher and spent summers at the Knik Arm fish camp for the school.		ASL-MS4-08-004
Short Indication of the Road to the Heavenly Kingdom. [68 pages]Short Indication of the Road to the Heavenly Kingdom. [68 pages]Correspondence; Documents; Missionaries; Missions; Orthodox churches; ClergyASL-MS004-2-3b-5
Item 5
(acc. # 10213)
Physical description: [68]p.
Interpretation by Lydia Black, 1975
The following are stitched together as one booklet.

1. Title page bears the following inscription.
File
Re. Report by the Sitka priest Ivan Veniamenov, with the presentation of the composition "Short Indication of the Road to the Heavenly Kingdom", translated by him from the Aleut into the Russian language.
Began 1835, August 5.

54 [37] pages
according to .................#384.
(unreadable)
1 leaf
34cm*

2. Report/covering/letter/ Veniaminov, dated 14, April 1835, Sitka, to Meletii, Archbishop of Irkutsk. In the report, V. States that in order to effectively teach Christianity, he has composed in Aleut language a work entitled Short Indication of the Road to the Kingdom of Heaven and that he, V., intended to ask Bishop's permission to print this work.

However, as the Catechism which he submitted for printing was printed with many errors, due to the proofreader's ignorance of the Aleut language, as the printing of his, V's, translation of the gospels has been stopped - and he was instructed by the Synod to use the gospels in manuscript, he is keeping the Aleut version, using it too in manuscript, and submits the translation into Russian for Archbishop's perusal for correction and comment.
On the document (first page, top) is Archbishop's notation. "The Dean of the seminary is to read the composition and report to me"

[Article 2 titled: Document #819 dated 22 November 1835 - not in bound book see ASL-MS004-2-3b-5-2 with same title.]

3. Sewn copybook - Manuscript of 30 pages.
24 cm.
[1 leaf] 9 Title page bears the inscription: "Short Indication of the Road to the Heavenly Kingdom" composed by Priest Ivan Veniaminov. For the Aleuts in the year 1833 in Unalaska. The closest possible translation from the Aleut Language.
at bottom #99

4. Report by Archimandrite Ni'kodim, Abbot of the Ascension Monastery, Irkutskto the consistory of Irkutsk, 27, Sept. 1835. (He returns V's composition, as the letter of instruction to censure the work dated 20, August 1835 did not bear the Archbishop's blessing On verso the Archbishop's "resolution" is recorded and the notation is made that the material has been again forwarded to Nikodim 7th December.
[document #982] 5. Letter [Report] from Veniaminov, dated April 8, 1857 [1837] , Sitka to Bishop Innoketii of Irkutsk outlining the lack of action re. his composition and requesting the Bishops to permit printing.
[document #86]
1 P.

6. (Manuscript pages - short - marked 5 and 4)
22.5 cm.
6a) "Spravka" - Memo from the consistory records for Bishop's perusal re. status of the affair - Ni'kodim failed to return the manuscript after it was sent to him Dec 7, 1835.

6b) Bishop's resolution: (ordered) Archimandrite Ni'kodim to report his findings.

7. March 31, 1838. Nikodim's recommendation that Veniaminov's work be printed and the ms. entrusted to the Spiritual Censors office. On verso: Resolution of approval .

Last page (statement of number of pages)

[also see ASL-MS004-2-3b-7 Letter by Veniaminov, Sitka, dated 18 April 1835 acknowledging receipt of copies of Aleut Catechism Document.]

Collection Description:
Papers of Saint Innokentii [Ivan Veniaminov] and others from the Eastern Orthodox Church [Russian], 1835-1918

Summary of Papers of Saint Innokentii [Ivan Veniaminov]: Includes correspondence, instructions on missionary conduct, consecration and ordination papers of Innokentii, reports, memos, copybook, and Aleut translations; correspondents include: Tikhov [?], Bishop of the Aleutians and North America, Filip Kopylov, and Archimandrite Nikodim [?], Abbot of the Ascension Monastery, Irkutsk.		ASL-MS4-2-3b-5
School Children at Killisnoo.School Children at Killisnoo.School children; Students; Children; Boys; Girls; Young adults; Clergy; Fences; WaterfrontsTitle from image.
Photographer's number 488.		ASL-P1-178
Sitka Training School.Sitka Training School.Boarding schools; Children; Students; Vocational educationLarge group of students assembled next to Presbyterian Mission School in SitkaASL-P33-34
Brushing teeth, Mission School, Yakatat, Alaska.Brushing teeth, Mission School, Yakatat, Alaska.Schools; Hygiene; Children; NursesInterview notes: The nurse giving the children a lesson on brushing teeth outside of the Mission School, later the Covenant Church.ASL-P55-395
Class photograph, Sitka Industrial Training School.Class photograph, Sitka Industrial Training School.Boarding schools; Students; GirlsGirls and teacher in white dresses, posed in front of buildingASL-P57-005
Killisnoo Indian Village, 1909.Killisnoo Indian Village, 1909.Villages; Waterfronts; Boats; Schools; Churches; Trading posts; HousesView of Killisnoo Indian village from the water; boats at anchor; numbered buildings identified on reverse: 1. Government school house & teachers living rooms. 2. Greek Church - Cahtolic, 3. Trading post or store. 4. Salvation army Hall, 5. A Native home.ASL-P104-106
Eskimo kindergarten. Nome Beach.Eskimo kindergarten. Nome Beach.Children; Students; Teachers; Kindergartens; Schools; Cities & towns; Buildings; BoatsTitle taken from image. Fourteen children standing in a circle around five other children, skin boat on its side behind the circle. Photographer's number 245-X.ASL-P137-040
Have an x-ray.Have an x-ray.Health care; Tuberculosis; Health education; Young adults; Uniforms; Window displaysTwo young men in Boy Scout uniforms putting up posters in a shop window.
Posters:
Check your chest. Have an x-ray at the Methodist Church basement starting March 22, 1948. It's free. It's painless. Takes only a few minutes. No undressing necessary. All reports confidential. Sponsored by local health center, local medical profession, Gastineau Channel Health Council, Territorial Department of Health and the Alaska Tuberculosis Association. Tuberculosis is preventable.
One minute please 26That's all it takes to sign for an x-ray. It's free! It doesn't hurt. Your report will be mailed directly to you. Sign for an x-ray.		ASL-P143-0238
Midwife classes - 1951.Midwife classes - 1951.Health care; Medical personnel; Midwives; Medical educationPublic Health-ADH Exhibit/Mid-wife Classes/Railroad Unit.ASL-P143-0701
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