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Snowshoes on a Ford Car. The development of roads in Alaska
made it possible for normal vechiles like Ford Cards to travel into the
interior of the territory. Slight modifications made by the owners made
it possible to even drive the cars through the snow.
Image Size: 943 x 660
File Size: 160 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 01
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King's Island natives tossing Secretary Huston in a Walrus
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Image Size: 940 x 559
File Size: 58 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 01
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Train Wreck, 1921
Image Size: 940 x 590
File Size: 113 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 02
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Railway Entrance to Mt. McKinley Park
Image Size: 1368 x 1005
File Size: 207 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 02
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Anchorage Rail Terminal Yard and Offices
Image Size: 1382 x 1147
File Size: 283 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 02
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Juneau, Alaska
Image Size: 1816 x 1166
File Size: 316 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 03
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Trail, North of Meiers
A-frame Poles on Right used in Winter to Mark Trail for Dog Sled
Teams that would travel the trails using the poles as markers when the
snow covered all traces of the roads.
Image Size: 1656 x 1384
File Size: 277 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 03
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Road at Bridal Veil Falls, Richardson Highway
Image Size: 1197 x 1855
File Size: 298 kb
Collection Location: Box 8 Folder 03
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Steese pioneering airway travel through Alaska. Steese
had ambitions of creating a travel route by air, rail, and road from Seatle,
Wa. through Alaska and across to Russia.
Image Size: 967 x 590
File Size: 91 kb
Collection Location: Box 12 Folder 02
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One of the many roads in Alaska
Image Size: 948 x 556
File Size: 77 kb
Collection Location: Box 12 Folder 02
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