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SHIPWRECK SOURCES and NOTES Information for Shipwrecks in This SHIPWRECK SOURCES and NOTES Information for shipwrecks in this table are based primarily on Treasury Department "Report of Casualty" records, Merchant Vessels of the US volumes, accounts from Lewis & Dryden's Marine History of the Pacific Northwest, H.W. McCurdy's Marine History of the Pacific Northwest, and B. D. Berman's Encyclopedia of American Shipwrecks. See bibliography for complete citations. ADN = Anchorage Daily News (a newspaper) ADT = Anchorage Daily Times (a newspaper) AF = Alaska Fisherman (a journal) AFA 1946 = Alaska Fisherman's Almanac, 1946 AFJ = Alaska Fisherman's Journal (a journal) AHRS database = State of Alaska, Dept. of Natural Resources. 1985. Alaska Heritage Resources File and Location Maps. Office of History and Archaeology. Air AK = Alaska Air (a journal) AK Boating = Alaska Boating (a journal) AM = AK Maritime AK Bear = Alaska Bear (a journal) AK Emp = DAE = Daily Alaska Empire (a newspaper) AK Fish = Alaska Fisherman (a journal) AK Fish News = Alaska Fishing News (a journal) AK Herald = Alaska Herald (a newspaper) AK Heritage = Newsletter of the Alaska Division of Parks & recreation, Office of History and Archaeology AK Journal = Alaska Journal (a journal) AK Life = Alaska Life Magazine (a journal) AK Mag = Alaska Magazine (a journal) AK Mar = AK Maritime AK Maritime = Gibbs, J.A., Jr. 1997. Alaska Maritime. West Chester, PA: Schiffer Publishing. AK Per List = Source list from the Alaska Periodical Index AK Philatelist = Alaska Philatelist (a journal) AK Sports = Alaska Sportsman Magazine AK Sportsman = Alaska Sportsman Magazine (now Alaska Magazine) AK Steam = McDonald, L.S. 1984. Alaska Steam: A Pictorial History of The Alaska Steamship Company. Anchorage, AK: Alaska Northwest Publishing Co., 144 pp. AK Times = Alaska Times (a newspaper) AK Week = The Alaska Weekly (a journal) AK Weekly = The Alaska Weekly (a journal) Alaskana = Alaskana (a journal) Alaska Maritime = Gibbs, J.A., Jr. 1997. Alaska Maritime. West Chester, PA: Schiffer Publishing. Alta California = The Alta California (a newspaper) AM = AK Maritime AMS I = Matthews, F. 1987. American Merchant Ships, 1850-1900. Series I. Dover. AMS II = Matthews, F. 1987. American Merchant Ships, 1850-1900. Series II. Dover. Andrews = Andrews, C.L. 1916. Marine Disasters of the Alaska Route. The Washington Historical Quarterly 7(1):21-37. Andrews CR = Andrews Andrews Cust. Rec. = Andrews Andrews 1938 = Andrews, C.L. 1938. The Story of Alaska. Anichtchenko and Rogers 2007 = Anichtchenko, E. and J. Rogers. 2007. Alaska's Submerged History: The Wreck of the Kad'yak (in Russian and English). Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Office of History and Archaeology. Funded by the U.S. National Park Service, Shared Beringian Heritage Program, Cooperative Agreement No. 98070500XX, Anchorage. AT = Anchorage Times (a newspaper) AWOSIS = NOAA Wrecks and Obstructions (AWOIS) = =http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/hsd/awois.html Wrecks and Obstructions (AWOIS) SHIPWRECK SOURCES and NOTES 2 Bancroft = Bancroft, Hubert Howe. 1886. The History of Alaska, 1730-1885. San Francisco: A. L. Bancroft & Co. Berm = Berman Berman = Berman, B.D. 1972. Encyclopedia of American Shipwrecks. Boston: Mariners Press Inc., 308 pp. BIA Notes = BIA, Ken Pratt/Matt O'Leary, have photos [seen in 1989], pers. com., 10/20/98 Black 1983 = Black, L.T. 1983. Record of Maritime Disasters in Russian America, Part one: 1741-1799. In: Proceedings of The Alaska Marine Archaeology Workshop May 17-19, 1983, Sitka, Alaska. Fairbanks, AK: University of Alaska, Alaska Sea Grant College Program. Sea Grant Report 83-9, Sept. 1983, pp. 43-58. Black & Desson 1986 = Black, LT. and D. Desson. 1986. Early Russian Contact. Alaska Historical Commission Studies in History No. 191, Anchorage, AK, 50 pp. Bockstoce 1979 = Bockstoce, J.R. 1979. Whaling and Trading Shipping Losses in the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas. Shipwreck list compiled for the USDOI, MMS Bockstoce 2006 = Bockstoce, J.R. 2006. Nineteenth century commercial shipping losses in the northern Bering Sea, Chukchi Sea, and Beaufort Sea = http://www.cnrs- scrn.org/northern_mariner/vol16/tnm_16_2_53-68.pdf Brenner Notes = Brenner, Diane. Notes on the Kaisei Maru. Alaska Museum of History & Art. Brinck = Brinck, L. “Wreck of the Star of Bengal.” Alaska Southeaster. Brown = Brown, G.T. 1966. Principal Vessels in the Pacific Coastwise Trade: Ships That Sail No More. Browning = Browning, R.J. 1974. Fisheries of the North Pacific. Alaska Northwest Publishing Company. Brunelle = Shipwreck List from Brunelle/Reischl Burwell articles = Various articles written by Mike Burwell for the Sea Chest, journal of the Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society: Burwell, M. "The Steamer Politkofsky," Parts I-IV, The Sea Chest, Vol. 32, Nos. 3 (3/1999) & 4 (6/1999) and Vol. 33, Nos. 1 (9/1999) & 2 (12/1999) Burwell 1998 = Islander paper Burwell, M., “SS Northwestern, Part I,” Sea Chest, 9/1995 Burwell, M., “SS Northwestern, Part II,” Sea Chest, 12/1995 Burwell Paper = Denali paper Burwell 2005 = Phyllis S paper Caldwell = Caldwell, F.E. 1986. Land of The Ocean Mists: The Wild Ocean Coast West of Glacier Bay. Edmonds, WA: Alaska Northwest Publishing Co., 223 pp. CDAK = Cordova Daily Alaskan (a newspaper) CG WW II List = CG List of WW II losses = http://www.usmm.org/casualty.html CGD&SWF = Coast Guard Disaster and Shipwreck Files CGDB = U.S. Coast Guard. Juneau Marine Safety Office. Excel spreadsheet of fishing vessel incidents, 1989-2004. CGER = Coast Guard Enforcement Reports = http://www.fakr.noaa.gov/npfmc/misc_pub/misc_pub.htm CGMIX = http://cgmix.uscg.mil/PSIX/PSIXSearch.aspx CGNR = Coast Guard 17th District News Releases = http://www.uscgalaska.com/go/doc/780/474403/ CGPSIE = CGMIX CG Records = Various records from the U.S. Coast Guard CG Ves Doc = CGMIX CGVDB = CGMIX CG WWII List = http://www.usmm.org/shipsunkdamaged.html Chitina Leader = Chitina Leader (a newspaper) Cloe = Cloe, J.H. 1990. The Aleutian Warriors, Part 1: A History of the 11th Air Force & Fleet Wing 4. Missoula, MT: Anchorage Chapter, Air Force Association & Pictorial Histories Publishing. Cloe and Monaghan 1984 = Cloe, J.H. and M.F. Monaghan. 1984. Top Cover for America: The Air Force in Alaska, 1920-1983. SHIPWRECK SOURCES and NOTES 3 Cloe 1993 = Cloe Coates, K. = Coates, K. and B. Morrison, The Sinking of the Princess Sophia — Taking the North Down With Her Cohen = Cohen, S. The Forgotten War. Volumes I-IV. Missoula, MT: Pictorial Histories Publishing. Cord AK = Cordova Alaskan (a newspaper) Cordova Times = Cordova Times (a newspaper) CR = Custom's Report of Casualty record. 1982. Alaska Shipwrecks, 1741-1939. Government Reports on Alaska Wrecks, 5 vols. Microfilmed for the Alaska State Library by Commercial Microfilm Service, Bellevue, WA. CR book = CR CR misc. = U.S. Dept. of the Treasury, Customs Service. 1851-1940. Governmental Reports of Alaska Shipwrecks. CVDB = CGMIX CWR = CR DAS = The Daily Alaskan (Skagway) (a newspaper) DAE = AK Emp = Daily Alaska Empire (a newspaper) DAD = Daily Alaska Dispatch (Juneau) (a newspaper) Daily AK Dispatch = Daily Alaska Dispatch (a newspaper) Daily Colonist = Daily Colonist (a newspaper) Daily Sitka Sentinel = Daily Sitka Sentinel (a newspaper)l Dawson 1990 = Dawson, D. Shipwreck list prepared for the National Park Service, Anchorage, 4/20/1990 by Don "Bucky" Dawson, Ketchikan Alaska. Dawson Daily News = Dawson Daily News (a newspaper) DDS = Hocking, C. 1969. Dictionary of Disasters at Sea During the Age of Steam. Naval and Military press. DeArmond Letter 1/12/1994 = Letter to Michael Burwell, pers. com DeArm Sitka Chron = DeArmond, R.N. 1993. A Sitka Chronology: 1867-1987. Sitka Historical Society DHF = Dutch Harbor Fisherman (a newspaper) Dilliplane = Dilliplane, T.L. and D. Rigg. 1984. People of the Kaisei-Maru. Heritage No. 19 (April):1-2. Anchorage, AK: State of Alaska, Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation. Monthly Newsletter of the Alaska Office of History and Archaeology. Dillon, Lost At Sea = Dillon, P. 1998. Lost At Sea: An American Tragedy. New York: Dial Press DNM = Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (a newspaper) DSC = DeArm Sitka Chron Dutch HF = DHF = Dutch Harbor Fisherman (a newspaper) DV Files = NARA Anchorage, Dead Vessel Files Eley = Eley, W.D. 2000. Needs Assessment for a Major Fuel Oil Spill Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, May 2000 EPA Cook Inlet List = Shipwreck list compiled by the EPA in 1976. Eric Nelson = Eric Nelson, FWS, pers. com. (various) Evening Democrat [Warren, PA] = Evening Democrat (a newspaper) Everett Herald = Everett Herald (a newspaper) Fair Daily Times = Fairbanks Daily Times (a newspaper) Fairbanks News-Miner = Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (a newspaper) Fields = Fields, W.M. Now It Can Be Told: Stories of Alaskan Pioneer Ranchers Fish News = Fishermen's News (a journal) Fitzgerald email 8/9/2006 FN = Fishermen's News (a journal) Fort Bragg Advocate-News = Fort Bragg Advocate-News (a newspaper) Freeman = Freeman, E. Those Navy Guys and Their PBY’S. Spokane, WA: Kedging Publishing, 1992. SHIPWRECK SOURCES and NOTES 4 Fresno Bee = Fresno Bee (a newspaper) FVUS = Nautilus Press. 1994. Fishing Vessels of the US. Nautilus press Garfield = Garfield, B. 1995. The Thousand-Mile War: World War II in Alaska and the Aleutians. Fairbanks, AK: University of Alaska Press. Gibbs 1957 = Gibbs, J.A., Jr. 1957. Shipwrecks of the Pacific Coast. Portland, OR: Binfords & Mort, Publishers, 312 pp. Gibbs SPC = Gibbs 1957 Hammond [Indiana] Times = Hammond Times (a newspaper) Haycox = Haycox 1983 Haycox 1983 = Haycox, S. 1983. Star Fleet Disaster: Marine Safety on The Alaska Packer's Association "Star" Line, 1893-1929. In: Proceedings of The Alaska Marine Archaeology Workshop May 17-19, 1983, Sitka, Alaska. Fairbanks, AK: University of Alaska, Alaska Sea Grant College Program. Sea Grant Report 83-9, Sept. 1983, pp. 95-108. Hegarty = Hegarty, Reginald B. 1959. Returns of the Whaling Vessels Sailing from American Ports, 1876-1928 Hekrdle = Hekrdle 1986 Hekrdle 1986 = Hekrdle, K.D. 1986. Dangerous Passage: Gold Rush Shipwrecks of 1898. Alaska Historical Commission Studies in History No. 194, June 1986, Anchorage, AK.
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