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Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center VERTICAL FILE Updated 08/28/20 th 50 ANNIVERSARY OF STATEHOOD ADAK ADAMS (SHIP) ADVERTISEMENTS see also Oversize -- ALASKA OR NATIVE THEME AERONAUTICS -- ALASKA see also RARE VF -- MILITARY -- PHOTO INVENTORIES *AGRICULTURE -- ALASKA* AINU AIR PILOTS (ALASKA) AKIAK AKUN ISLAND AKUTAN ALAKANUK ALASKA ALASKA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE & SCHOOL OF MINES see only RARE VF ALASKA AIRLINES ALASKA ANTHROPOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ALASKA -- ANTIQUITIES ALASKA ARTERIAL HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION ALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION ALASKA AVIATION HERITAGE MUSEUM ALASKA BAR ASSOCIATION ALASKA – BIOGRAPHY ALASKA CAMPGROUND REPORT 1964 ALASKA -- CAPITAL MOVE ALASKA CENTRAL RAILROAD (see also People -- Ballaine, John E.) ALASKA -- CLIMATE *ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY* see also NORDSTROM-NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO. ALASKA -- CONSTITUTION ALASKA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION ALASKA -- DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL UNTIL 1867 1867-1919 1920-1929 1930-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 ALASKA DIVISION OF PARKS AND OUTDOOR RECREATION ALASKA -- ECONOMICS ALASKA -- ECONOMIC TRENDS ALASKA – ELECTIONS see also RARE VF ALASKA FEDERATION OF NATIVES ALASKA FESTIVAL OF MUSIC (CATALOGS BY DATE) ALASKA FESTIVAL OF NATIVE ARTS ALASKA FIRE SERVICE HISTORICAL SOCIETY *ALASKA HIGHWAY (ALCAN)* see also RARE VF ALASKA HIGHWAY MAPS see also RARE VF ALASKA HISTORICAL COMMISSION ALASKA HISTORICAL HOUSES ALASKA HISTORICAL SOCIETY ALASKA -- HISTORY -- 1959- -- PERIODICALS -- TIMELINES ALASKA HOMEMAKERS' COUNCIL <see from: Cooperative Extension Service> ALASKA HUMANITIES FORUM ALASKA INDIAN ARTS, INC ALASKA – INDUSTRY ALASKA -- LAWS ALASKA LIVE STEAMERS, INC *ALASKA -- MAPS* -- to 1960s ALASKA MARINE HIGHWAY ALASKA METHODIST UNIVERSITY ALASKA MINING HALL OF FAME ALASKA MUSEUM ASSOCIATION ALASKA NATIONAL GUARD ALASKA NATIVE ARTS AND CRAFTS BOARD ALASKA NATIVE BROTHERHOOD Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center ALASKA NATIVE BUSINESS & RESOURCE GUIDE ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS -- ALASKA INC. (13TH) -- AHTNA, INCORPORATED -- ALEUT CORPORATION -- ARCTIC SLOPE REGIONAL CORPORATION -- BERING STRAITS -- BRISTOL BAY NATIVE CORPORATION -- CALISTA CORPORATION -- CHUGACH NATIVES INC -- CIRI FOUNDATION -- DOYON, LIMITED -- NANA -- SEALASKA HERITAGE FOUNDATION ALASKA NATIVE HERITAGE CENTER ALASKA NATIVE LAND CLAIMS ALASKA NATIVE MEDICAL CENTER ALASKA NATIVES -- ART -- LANGUAGES -- LEGENDS -- SUBSISTENCE ALASKA NORTHERN RAILWAY ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY ALASKA PERMANENT FUND CORPORATION ALASKA – POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT (ballots under: ALASKA -- ELECTIONS) ALASKA PRESS CLUB ALASKA -- PURCHASE ALASKA PURCHASE CENTENNIAL -- ANCHORAGE -- GENERAL see also RARE VF ALASKA PURCHASE SESQUICENTENNIAL *ALASKA RAILROAD* see also RARE VF *TO 1920* *1920-1929* 1930-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2010 2011-2019 -- BRIDGES ALASKA REGIONAL HOSPITAL ALASKA REPERTORY THEATRE ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION ALASKA RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ALASKA SEALIFE CENTER ALASKA -- SOCIAL LIFE AND CUSTOMS ALASKA SOCIETY, SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION ALASKA SPORTS FESTIVAL ALASKA STATE -- BLM -- COMMUNITY THEATRE -- DEPARTMENT OF FISH & GAME -- DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY & VETERANS AFFAIRS -- DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES -- OFFICE OF HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY ALASKA STATE BANK ALASKA STATE COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS ALASKA STATE FAIR, PALMER ALASKA STATE FLAG ALASKA STATE LIBRARY ALASKA STATE POLICE ALASKA STATE SEAL ALASKA STATE SONG ALASKA STATEHOOD see also RARE VF and Oversize *ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY* see also RARE VF 1910-1919 1920-1929 1930-1934 1935-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 ALASKA (TERR.) -- PUBS, MISC. ALASKA (TERR.) -- TERRITORIAL GUARD Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center ALASKA, U.S.S. (STEAMSHIP) ALASKA VISITORS ASSOCIATION ALASKA VISITORS GUIDE ALASKA WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ALASKA WOODWORKERS ASSOCIATION ALASKA YUKON CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALASKA YUKON PACIFIC EXPOSITION, 1909 ALASKA YUKON PACIFIC EXPOSITION CENTENNIAL (2009) ALASKA ZOO ALASKAN HISTORICAL AIRCRAFT SOCIETY ALASKAN OF THE YEAR ALASKAN POETRY ALASKAN SCOTTISH CLUB ALASKAN WIT AND HUMOR ALBERTYPE COMPANY ALEKNAGIK ALEUTIAN ISLANDS ALEUTIAN/PRIBILOF ISLANDS ASSOCIATION ALEUTS -- ART -- BASKETMAKING -- DANCE ALUTIIQ (Alyeska Ski Resort SEE: GIRDWOOD) AMBLER AMCHITKA ISLAND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MUSEUMS AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE AMERICAN FREEDOM TRAIN AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS, ANCHORAGE CHAPTER AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CONSERVATION... AMERICAN LEGION *AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS* ANAKTUVUK PASS *ANCHORAGE* see also RARE VF *-- 1914-1919* see also Oversize -- 1920-1929 -- 1930-1939 *-- 1940-1949* *-- 1950-1959* -- 1960-1969 -- 1970-1979 -- 1980-1989 -- 1990-1999 -- 2000-2009 -- 2010-2019 -- 2020-2029 ANCHORAGE ARTS COUNCIL ANCHORAGE BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION ANCHORAGE CAPITAL PROJECTS ANCHORAGE CENTENNIAL (2015) ANCHORAGE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION (1965-1967) ANCHORAGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANCHORAGE -- CHURCHES -- FIRST UNITED METHODIST EPISCOPAL -- ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL -- ST. PATRICK’S PARRISH ANCHORAGE, CITY COUNCIL ANCHORAGE, CITY HALL ANCHORAGE CIVIC BALLET ANCHORAGE CIVIC OPERA ANCHORAGE COMMUNITY CHORUS ANCHORAGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ANCHORAGE CONCERT ASSOCIATION (PROGRAMS BY DATE) 1950-1965 1966-1971 1971-1976 ANCHORAGE CONVENTION & VISITOR BUREAU ANCHORAGE DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION ANCHORAGE EAST HIGH SCHOOL ANCHORAGE – ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ANCHORAGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ANCHORAGE EMBLEM CLUB ANCHORAGE -- FAIRVIEW ANCHORAGE FEDERAL BUILDING ANCHORAGE FIGURE SKATING CLUB ANCHORAGE FINE ARTS MUSEUM ASSOCIATION ANCHORAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANCHORAGE -- FOURTH AVENUE Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center ANCHORAGE FUR RENDEZVOUS see also Rare VF ANCHORAGE GARDEN CLUB ANCHORAGE – GOVERNMENT HILL ANCHORAGE HISTORIC BUILDINGS ANCHORAGE HISTORIC PROPERTIES, INC ANCHORAGE HISTORICAL LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION ANCHORAGE HISTORY (GENERAL) ANCHORAGE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ANCHORAGE LAND RECORDS ANCHORAGE LITTLE THEATRE ANCHORAGE LOG CABIN QUILTERS ANCHORAGE -- MAPS 1922-1927 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1974 1975-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2010 ANCHORAGE MASONIC TEMPLE ANCHORAGE MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY <see from: Cemeteries> ANCHORAGE -- MIDTOWN ANCHORAGE -- MOUNTAIN VIEW ANCHORAGE MUNICIPAL LIBRARIES (Anchorage 1% SEE: ART IN PUBLIC PLACES) ANCHORAGE PHILATELIC SOCIETY (Anchorage -- Place names see NAMES, GEOGRAPHICAL -- ANCHORAGE) ANCHORAGE POLICE DEPARTMENT ANCHORAGE PORT ANCHORAGE – ROGERS PARK ANCHORAGE – RUSSIAN JACK ANCHORAGE SAND & GRAVEL *ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT* see also RARE VF ANCHORAGE – SCHOOLS ANCHORAGE SENIOR CENTER ANCHORAGE – SOUTH ADDITION ANCHORAGE -- SPENARD see also Spenard Special (periodical) ANCHORAGE SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION ANCHORAGE -- STREETS AND ROADS ANCHORAGE SYMPHONY AND SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION ANCHORAGE TELEPHONE UTILITY (Anchorage Times SEE PEOPLE -- ATWOOD, ROBERT AND EVANGELINE) ANCHORAGE, U.S.S. (SHIP) ANCHORAGE VISITOR’S GUIDE ANCHORAGE WEST HIGH SCHOOL ANCHORAGE WOMEN'S CLUB ANCHORAGE. Z.J. LOUSSAC PUBLIC LIBRARY ANDERSON HOUSE ANDREAFSKY ANGOON, ALASKA ANIAK ANTHROPOLOGY -- ARCTIC REGIONS ARCHAEOLOGY -- ALASKA -- SOUTH AMERICA ARCHITECTS-CHIPPERFIELD ARCHITECTURE -- ANECDOTES, FACETIAE, SATIRE, ETC ARCO ARCTIC EXPLORATION ARCTIC INSTITUTE OF NORTH AMERICA ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (ANWR) ARCTIC REGIONS ARCTIC TRAINING CENTER ARCTIC WINTER GAMES ARGILLITE ARMED FORCES ART -- ALASKA ART -- CANADA ART COMMISSIONS -- ALASKA ART IN THE NEWS ART OBJECTS, ACQUISITIONS OF ART OBJECTS -- CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ARTS FOR BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE ARTS AND CRAFTS ASSOCIATION FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION ATHABASCAN INDIANS Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center -- ART -- HUNTING AND FISHING -- MUSIC AND DANCE ATKA ATKASOOK (ATQASUK) AUTHORS, ALASKAN (Aviation SEE AERONAUTICS) (Balto SEE SERUM RUN (1925)) BANKS AND BANKING BARROW BASEBALL BASKETMAKING BEADS BEAR (SHIP) BEARS BELKOFSKI BERINGIA BERING LAND BRIDGE BERING SEA ORIGINALS BETHEL BIBLIOGRAPHY --ALASKA HISTORY --NATIVE CULTURE --GENERAL BILLIKEN BIRD CREEK BIRD HOUSE (bar on Turnagain Arm) BIRDS -- ALASKA BLACKS IN ALASKA BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT (BLM), ANCHORAGE BOATS AND BOATING BOOK PLATES BOY SCOUTS—ALASKA BREAKTHROUGH (ANCHORAGE PLANNING) BRIDGE BUILDERS OF ANCHORAGE BRISTOL BAY BOATS BRISTOL BAY BOROUGH BRITISH COLUMBIA BRITISH PETROLEUM BUCKLAND BUSINESSES -- ALASKA *CALENDARS* see also RARE VF and Oversize CALIFORNIA CLUB OF NORTHWESTERN ALASKA CAMPBELL AIRSTRIP CAMPBELL LAKE CANADA -- NORTHWEST TERR. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CANOL (PIPELINE) CAROUSEL (merry-go-round) CARR'S FOOD CENTERS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ALASKA CAVES Chariot, Project SEE PROJECT CHARIOT CHENEGA, ALASKA CHEVAK CHIEF SHAKES HOUSE CHIGNIK CHIGNIK LAKE CHILKAT BLANKETS CHILKOOT TRAIL CHINESE IN ALASKA CHITINA see also Ghost Town Gazette (Periodical) CHRISTMAS CHUATHBALUK CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION CHUGACH NATIONAL FOREST CHUGACH REBEKAH LODGE CHUGACH STATE PARK CHUGIAK/EAGLE RIVER CHUKOTKA AUTONOMOUS REGION, RUSSIA CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN ALASKA *CIRCLE HOT SPRINGS* CLARK'S POINT COAL MINES AND MINING COLD BAY COLD WAR—ALASKA COLLECTORS AND COLLECTING Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center COMMUNICATION COMPUTER ART COOK INLET COOK INLET HISTORICAL SOCIETY -- NEWSLETTERS COOK INLET NATIVE ASSOCIATION *COOKERY*
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