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Nov-Dec Alaskan History
The November-December of Alaskan History Magazine ranges widely across Alaska, from the early settlements of Tyonek and Knik to the frontier towns of Cordova, Chitina, and Valdez, and from the goldfields of the Fortymile District to the halls of the Territorial legislature in Juneau. Continue reading
Posted in Alaska History, Alaskan History Magazine, Explorers, Gold Rush History, Matanuska Valley, News & Information, Roadhouse, Roadhouses
Tagged Ed Orr Stage Company, Edwin F. Glenn, Elizabeth Peratrovich, Eustace Ziegler, Fred Machetanz, Roosevelt, Sydney Laurence, Ted Lambert, The Federal Writers' Project, The Kink, Theodore Lambert, Valdez-Fairbanks Trail, Valdez-to-Fairbanks Trail, Walter C. Mendenhall, Woodchopper Roadhouse, WPA Writers
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Roadhouse Registers
Travelers of the Trail • Seeking Shelter and A Warm Meal W. A. Dikeman and Charles Peterson reported by Iditarod Nugget as “First Mushers Over the Iditarod Trail: Taking 45 Days from Seward to Otter, they meet several others on the … Continue reading
