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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.
B1989.016.1365
Salmon fishing, Trading Bay, Alaska [small boats tied along beach, snowy mountains in distance]
Keywords: fishing industry
Collection: B1989.016 Lu Liston Collection
B1990.014.004.00047
Union/Marathon Trading Bay, oil exploration and production. Photographer's number: 00047 [print date Jul 65]
Keywords: petroleum industry
Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990.014.4
B2021.008.44
[aerial view of fish trap with skiffs in the water. Possibly Everett fish trap site in Trading Bay]
Keywords: Fishing, Fish Trap, Alaska, Cook Inlet
Collection: B2021.008 Myrtle Everett Bragaw
B2021.008.45
[view of fish trap from the beach. Broken posts visible in the mud to the left. Likely Everett fish trap site in Trading Bay]
Keywords: Fishing, Fish Trap, Alaska, Cook Inlet
Collection: B2021.008 Myrtle Everett Bragaw
B2021.008.40
Two women and three dogs underneath a wood structure. Fish trap with tide out in the background. Likely Everett fish trap site in Trading Bay]
Keywords: Tides, Fish traps, Dogs, Animals, Trading Bay, Beaches
Collection: B2021.008 Myrtle Everett Bragaw
B2021.008.38
Tide is out fish. EJ [Fish trap with salmon in the foreground. Two men, a dog, and a scow in the background. Likely Everett fish trap site in Trading Bay]
Keywords: Tides, Fish traps, Salmon, Dogs, Animals, Trading Bay, Harvest
Collection: B2021.008 Myrtle Everett Bragaw
B2021.008.39
Pitching the salmon in scow [fish trap with a woman and a man on platform. Scow with name on bow, “EMARD.” Emard Packing Company was located at the mouth of Ship Creek in Anchorage. Likely Everett fish trap site in Trading Bay]
Keywords: Fishing, Fish Trap, Scow, Cook Inlet
Collection: B2021.008 Myrtle Everett Bragaw
B2021.008.41
[Fish trap with skiff beached next to it. Three people, one squatting behind the trap, one on standing scaffolding with only legs visible, and one woman leaning against the skiff. Likely Everett fish trap site in Trading Bay]
Keywords: Fish traps, Skiffs, Boats and boating, Trading Bay, Beaches
Collection: B2021.008 Myrtle Everett Bragaw