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The Anchorage Museum library includes books, maps, and print resources focused on Alaska and the Circumpolar North. The public is welcome to access the collection and conduct research on-site during open hours, or by appointment.
The Anchorage Museum archives include historic photographs and print materials covering a broad range of topics related to Alaska and the Circumpolar North. Some materials are available online, while others are available for detailed research on site at the Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center.
B1971.014.004
[from verso] Squaw with birchbark canoe on Yukon River; [1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.005
[from verso] Berry pickers [three women sitting on ground laughing; one womar pointing; bucket; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.007
[from verso] Natives of Tanana Valley [young woman posing in shallow water of river; headband; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.014
[from verso] Native girls own idea of posing [young woman wrapped in striped blanket and headband stands in mud on shore; river in background; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.018
Copper River Indians Cordova, Alaska; hand colored [from verso] woodsmen[four men standing with axes, two two-man crosscut saws; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print; not in color]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.019
of Copper River Indians, Alaska; 403 [from verso[ Family of Copper River Indians [men, children pose; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.023
[from verso] two natives - rowing [two people paddling canoe; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.024
[from verso] Native girl's own idea of posing [woman wearing floral dress and apron stands with hand on hip; watering can and possibly a rain barrel at left; fence, structure in background; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.026
[from verso] last of the tribe - all carried off by disease. Sport McAllist[e]r with necklace on R[ight]; John Goodlutaw [sic: Goodletaw] extreme left [men, women, and children pose in front of log cabins, ladders; one child holding a puppy; 1923 scrapbook or album; copy print]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.06
East Cape Eskimo, in Oomiak arriving in Nome, Alaska
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection
B1971.014.20
On Yukon River, Alaska Indian in Birch bark canoe [1909?]
Collection: B1971.014 CIHS Grube Collection