<p> Alaska State Library Historical Collections</p><p>Guide to Collection</p><p>Brooks, Balbi, collector</p><p>Alaska Trip Photographs, 1926</p><p>PCA 479</p><p>1 Folder Processed by: Ken Nail, Jr., LAM 48 photographs; b & w October, 2007 Revised: sml/kn, 11/07;jas 3/11</p><p>ACQUISITION: Photographs donated to the Alaska State Library Historical Collections by Balbi Brooks and accessioned September 1, 2004 (# 2004-043.)</p><p>ACCESS: Unrestricted</p><p>COPYRIGHT: Request for permission to publish material from the collection must be discussed with the Librarian. Photocopying does not constitute permission to publish.</p><p>PROCESSING: Photographs were numbered and placed in Mylar protectors. Photograph inventory was taken from the descriptions on the verso of the photographs.</p><p>Alaska Department of Education & Early Development Division of Libraries, Archives & Museums P.O. Box 110571  Juneau  Alaska 99811-0571  (907) 465-2925  Fax: (907) 465-2990 PCA 479: Alaska Trip Photographs, 1926 Alaska State Library</p><p>SCOPE AND CONTENTS NOTE</p><p>The 48 photographs in this collection depict a trip to Alaska in July 1926. Photos include Skagway on July 4, 1926; Cordova; Juneau; Columbia, Spencer and Childs Glaciers; McKinley Park; Liberty Falls, Pitchfork Falls and Delta River. Most of the black and white photographs (no negatives) have handwritten descriptive notes on the back of the photo.</p><p>SUBJECTS</p><p>McKinley Park, Richardson Highway, McCarthy, Glaciers, Southeast Alaska. </p><p>INVENTORY</p><p>1 Train on the loop</p><p>2 Bridge</p><p>3 [no description; Two mountains with reflection in water]</p><p>4 Columbia Glacier; July 21, 1926</p><p>5 [no description; ship]</p><p>6 Columbia Glacier</p><p>7 [no description; ship]</p><p>8 [no description; ship Princess Charlotte]</p><p>9 “Henry ford”ing a stream; McKinley Park, 1926</p><p>10 Jake, a fine leader of the Karstens; McKinley Park, 1926</p><p>11 One of the Karstens malamutes, 1926</p><p>12 One of the Karstens malamutes, 7/15/26, McKinley Park</p><p>13 Spencer Glacier, 1926</p><p>14 Spencer Glacier, 1926</p><p>15 The loop between Seward and McKinley Park, 1926</p><p>16 Spencer Glacier looking through deep gorge, 1926</p><p>17 The Delta River, 1926</p><p>18 Macarty [McCarthy] on Richardson Hwy, 1926</p><p>2</p><p> http://www.library.alaska.gov/hist/hist_docs/finding_aids/PCA479.pdf PCA 479: Alaska Trip Photographs, 1926 Alaska State Library</p><p>19 Ferry at Macarty [McCarthy], 1926</p><p>20 The ferry. Macarty [McCarthy] in distance. Freight stop R. H.[Richardson Highway], 1926</p><p>21 Macarty [McCarthy], 1926</p><p>22 Eating place on train between M. K. [McKinley] Park & Seward, 1926. New England Restaurant [Sign on building]</p><p>23 Entrance to McKinley Park, 1926</p><p>24 College of Mining & Agriculture in Fairbanks, 1926</p><p>25 Childs Glacier, 7-1926</p><p>26 Liberty Falls, first day R. H. [Richardson Highway], 1926</p><p>27 Man in ore bucket, Kenekott [Kennecott] copper mines, 1926</p><p>28 “Where we slept & got half eaten up by mosquitoes the first night of the R. H.”, 1926. Sourbough [Sign on building]</p><p>29 “An old Indian woman & child; 2nd day Richardson Highway,” 7/10/26</p><p>30 Childs Glacier</p><p>31 2nd day eating place at lunch on R. H.; Rapids Roadhouse, 1926</p><p>32 Indian house & cache; Richardson Highway, 1926</p><p>33 Tiesel [?] Mt; 7-1926</p><p>34 Steel bridge at Childs Glacier; 7-1926</p><p>35 Steel bridge at Childs Glacier; 7/1926</p><p>36 Miles Glacier; 7-1926</p><p>37 Tunnel near Chitina, 1926</p><p>38 Tunnel near Chitina, 1926</p><p>39 Steel bridge between Chitina & Kennecott, 1926</p><p>40 Terminal moraine at Kennecott mines, 1926</p><p>41 Alaska – Juneau gold mine & mill; 7-1926</p><p>42 The Queen; 7/26</p><p>43 Sea gull at Cordova, 7/1926 3</p><p> http://www.library.alaska.gov/hist/hist_docs/finding_aids/PCA479.pdf PCA 479: Alaska Trip Photographs, 1926 Alaska State Library</p><p>44 Gulls at Cordova; 7/1926</p><p>45 Pitchfords [Pitchfork] Falls between Carcross & Ketchekan. [sic, and location is actually between Carcross & Skagway]</p><p>46 Pitchfords [Pitchfork] Falls</p><p>47 Skagway; 7/ 4/26</p><p>48 Juneau; 7-1926</p><p>4</p><p> http://www.library.alaska.gov/hist/hist_docs/finding_aids/PCA479.pdf</p>