Archival alaska hi-res stock photography and images

A Japanese fighting plane shot down during the attack on Dutch Harbor, Alaska in early June 1942 Stock Photo

RM2WB5CR2–A Japanese fighting plane shot down during the attack on Dutch Harbor, Alaska in early June 1942

Early 20th century photo of men cutting up a dead blue whale carcass on a beach in Alaska, USA Stock Photo

RF2GY1H9T–Early 20th century photo of men cutting up a dead blue whale carcass on a beach in Alaska, USA

PATIENT WAITER ARE NO LOSERS, political cartoon from Puck Magazine, Jan. 13, 1897. Uncle Sam waits beneath an apple tree wearing a sombrero, where apples are labeled Hawaii, Canada, Cuba, and Central America. Sam already has apples labeled Louisiana, Texas, California, Alaska, and Florida in his gathering basket (BSLOC 2017 10 8) Stock Photo

RMKWDJE4–PATIENT WAITER ARE NO LOSERS, political cartoon from Puck Magazine, Jan. 13, 1897. Uncle Sam waits beneath an apple tree wearing a sombrero, where apples are labeled Hawaii, Canada, Cuba, and Central America. Sam already has apples labeled Louisiana, Texas, California, Alaska, and Florida in his gathering basket (BSLOC 2017 10 8)

Packers ascending summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska, USA Stock Photo

RMDRHMJ0–Packers ascending summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska, USA

Artillery on the coast of Alaska, 1918. Note: Image has been digitally colorized using a modern process. Colors may not be period-accurate. Stock Photo

RMKW4XY1–Artillery on the coast of Alaska, 1918. Note: Image has been digitally colorized using a modern process. Colors may not be period-accurate.

U. S. Troops In Alaska -- In their fox-hole, these two United States soldiers are seen watching for 'enemy' planes during a practice alert. November 2, 1942. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information). Stock Photo

RM2WJPD4K–U. S. Troops In Alaska -- In their fox-hole, these two United States soldiers are seen watching for 'enemy' planes during a practice alert. November 2, 1942. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information).

Inuit woman, wearing traditional clothes, with a papoose on her back in Arctic Alaska. Photo by H G Kaiser, c.1912 Stock Photo

RMG61900–Inuit woman, wearing traditional clothes, with a papoose on her back in Arctic Alaska. Photo by H G Kaiser, c.1912

Ivory figurines from Alaska. Dated 20th Century Stock Photo

RMF7NYCT–Ivory figurines from Alaska. Dated 20th Century

Ken's Pipeline Bar in Fairbanks Alaska USA December 1977 Stock Photo

RMEWR3MN–Ken's Pipeline Bar in Fairbanks Alaska USA December 1977

Mt. McKinley and the Alaska Range, Mt. McKinley National Park, Alaska, USA, Eugene Omar Goldbeck, National Photo and News Service, 1958 Stock Photo

RMR87F72–Mt. McKinley and the Alaska Range, Mt. McKinley National Park, Alaska, USA, Eugene Omar Goldbeck, National Photo and News Service, 1958

Archival Photo: Looking north in downtown Nenana, Alaska ca. 1910s Stock Photo

RM2R1G366–Archival Photo: Looking north in downtown Nenana, Alaska ca. 1910s

In the grip of disease . A thrilling race against death has started at Nenana , Alaska , where a dog sledge left for a 500 mile dash across the frozen wastes of Alaska to Nome . It is loaded with medicines with which to combat diphtheria , now epidemic amongst the natives . Ordinarily , 2 weeks are required for the journey but the present relay dog team hope to do it in 11 days . 31 January 1925 Stock Photo

RM2BWB915–In the grip of disease . A thrilling race against death has started at Nenana , Alaska , where a dog sledge left for a 500 mile dash across the frozen wastes of Alaska to Nome . It is loaded with medicines with which to combat diphtheria , now epidemic amongst the natives . Ordinarily , 2 weeks are required for the journey but the present relay dog team hope to do it in 11 days . 31 January 1925

Mar. 14, 1969 - British Petroleum Strikes Oil In Alaska. BP Oil Corporation has announced that its first well on its Prudence Bay acreage in Alaska - Put River No. 1 - has discovered oil in porous sandstone below 8,000 feet. The strike confirms BP hopes which is already being described as one of the world's richest, but further tests will be made before actual projection can be assessed. Photo Shows:- Drilling rig from below at Put River 1 camp, North Slope, Alaska Stock Photo

RME0Y71A–Mar. 14, 1969 - British Petroleum Strikes Oil In Alaska. BP Oil Corporation has announced that its first well on its Prudence Bay acreage in Alaska - Put River No. 1 - has discovered oil in porous sandstone below 8,000 feet. The strike confirms BP hopes which is already being described as one of the world's richest, but further tests will be made before actual projection can be assessed. Photo Shows:- Drilling rig from below at Put River 1 camp, North Slope, Alaska

Vintage travel poster for Alaska Northern Pacific, North Coast Limited, showing umiaks carrying native Alaskans. Stock Photo

RM2R3GFFP–Vintage travel poster for Alaska Northern Pacific, North Coast Limited, showing umiaks carrying native Alaskans.

Alaska Commercial Co.'s warehouse, Dawson City, Northwest Territories, Canada, 1897 Stock Photo

RMDENK1B–Alaska Commercial Co.'s warehouse, Dawson City, Northwest Territories, Canada, 1897

c.1900 vintage photograph: totem pole and houses Ketchikan, Alaska. Stock Photo

RM2E5BJ2A–c.1900 vintage photograph: totem pole and houses Ketchikan, Alaska.

Map of the Klondike Gold Diggings and vicinity, Alaska, North America, 1898 - 1899. Stock Photo

RMFB8WKT–Map of the Klondike Gold Diggings and vicinity, Alaska, North America, 1898 - 1899.

The British Barquentine Alaska, trading to the Ellis and Gilbert Islands. From The Romance of the Merchant Ship, published 1931. Stock Photo

RMDF6W5B–The British Barquentine Alaska, trading to the Ellis and Gilbert Islands. From The Romance of the Merchant Ship, published 1931.

Antique c1910 photograph, Blasting Ice in Peavey, Alaska. Also noted, 'Charging for blast, by T.J. Langston, Johnston, SC.' Stock Photo

RMFT9RTR–Antique c1910 photograph, Blasting Ice in Peavey, Alaska. Also noted, 'Charging for blast, by T.J. Langston, Johnston, SC.'

Chilcoot Pass, Alaska: bound for the Klondyke gold fields1898 Stock Photo

RMF4FX68–Chilcoot Pass, Alaska: bound for the Klondyke gold fields1898

Vintage illustration circa 1871 showing American whaling ships and various aspects of Right whaling and Bow head whaling in the Bering Straits and Arctic Ocean of the coast of Alaska. By the artist Benjamin Russell Stock Photo

RF2GY5B5F–Vintage illustration circa 1871 showing American whaling ships and various aspects of Right whaling and Bow head whaling in the Bering Straits and Arctic Ocean of the coast of Alaska. By the artist Benjamin Russell

4th Ave, Anchorage Alaska, old postcard. Stock Photo

RMTW53RG–4th Ave, Anchorage Alaska, old postcard.

Vintage c.1900 photograph: Main street, Sitka, Alaska. Stock Photo

RM2RGB0KB–Vintage c.1900 photograph: Main street, Sitka, Alaska.

Laborers that haul coal are gathered among rubble on a work site in Alaska, 1918. Note: Image has been digitally colorized using a modern process. Colors may not be period-accurate. Stock Photo

RMKW4XX6–Laborers that haul coal are gathered among rubble on a work site in Alaska, 1918. Note: Image has been digitally colorized using a modern process. Colors may not be period-accurate.

U.S. Highway To Alaska -- U.S. Army engineers built this permanent wooden bridge in three weeks as part of the Alcan Highway linking the U.S. and Alaska. The timber for the bridge was cut from the virgin forests through which the highway was routed. May 01, 1950. Stock Photo

RM2WJPD1M–U.S. Highway To Alaska -- U.S. Army engineers built this permanent wooden bridge in three weeks as part of the Alcan Highway linking the U.S. and Alaska. The timber for the bridge was cut from the virgin forests through which the highway was routed. May 01, 1950.

Colorful vintage travel poster of Taku Glacier, Alaska, USA, North America Stock Photo

RM2K3H4JX–Colorful vintage travel poster of Taku Glacier, Alaska, USA, North America

RMF7NYCR–Ivory figurines from Alaska. Dated 20th Century

The Trans Alaska pipeline at pumping station one, Prudhoe Bay December 1977. The pipeline is 800 miles long stretching from Prudhoe Bay down to the Valdez. Stock Photo

RMEWR5WP–The Trans Alaska pipeline at pumping station one, Prudhoe Bay December 1977. The pipeline is 800 miles long stretching from Prudhoe Bay down to the Valdez.

U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower with Michael A. Stepovich, Territorial Governor of Alaska, holding newspaper with headline saying 'We're in' and Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton at the White House when Alaska was admitted as a state, Washington, D.C., USA, Marion S. Trikosko, U.S. News & World Report Magazine Photograph Collection, July 7,1958 Stock Photo

RM2TD2GMC–U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower with Michael A. Stepovich, Territorial Governor of Alaska, holding newspaper with headline saying 'We're in' and Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton at the White House when Alaska was admitted as a state, Washington, D.C., USA, Marion S. Trikosko, U.S. News & World Report Magazine Photograph Collection, July 7,1958

Archival Photo: U.S. Mail, Tanana, Alaska, mail teams leave for the interior ca. 1910s or 1920s Stock Photo

RM2R1FG7R–Archival Photo: U.S. Mail, Tanana, Alaska, mail teams leave for the interior ca. 1910s or 1920s

The Muir Glacier , Alaska . 30 August 1928 Stock Photo

RM2BW8E6B–The Muir Glacier , Alaska . 30 August 1928

Mar. 03, 1969 - British Petroleum strikes oil in Alaska: BP Oil Corporation has announced that its first well on its Prudhoe Bay acreage in Alaska - Put River No. 1 has discovered oil in porous sandstone below 8,000 feet. The strike confirms BP hopes which is already being described as one of the world's richest., but further test will be made before actual potential can be assessed. Photo shows On the North Slope, Alaska. A camp near Put River where drilling rig is under construction Stock Photo

RME0Y5KF–Mar. 03, 1969 - British Petroleum strikes oil in Alaska: BP Oil Corporation has announced that its first well on its Prudhoe Bay acreage in Alaska - Put River No. 1 has discovered oil in porous sandstone below 8,000 feet. The strike confirms BP hopes which is already being described as one of the world's richest., but further test will be made before actual potential can be assessed. Photo shows On the North Slope, Alaska. A camp near Put River where drilling rig is under construction

Prospectors on the S.S. Ohio during the Nome Gold Rush, Alaska, in 1906. The ship is crammed with men, including people hanging off the ringing. The postcard was published by Lowman & Hanford, Seattle, and sent from Seattle to Drogheda, Ireland, in 1906 Stock Photo

RM2HH5D4F–Prospectors on the S.S. Ohio during the Nome Gold Rush, Alaska, in 1906. The ship is crammed with men, including people hanging off the ringing. The postcard was published by Lowman & Hanford, Seattle, and sent from Seattle to Drogheda, Ireland, in 1906

USS Alaska 1944 was the lead ship of the Alaska class of large cruisers which served with the United States Navy during the end of World War II. She was the first of two ships of her class to be completed, followed only by Guam; four other ships were ordered but were not completed before the end of the war. Stock Photo

RM2K9D2KE–USS Alaska 1944 was the lead ship of the Alaska class of large cruisers which served with the United States Navy during the end of World War II. She was the first of two ships of her class to be completed, followed only by Guam; four other ships were ordered but were not completed before the end of the war.

RM2EWT1W6–Vintage c.1900 photograph: Main street, Sitka, Alaska.

William Henry Seward, 1801 - 1872. American politician who negotiated the Alaska Purchase. Stock Photo

RMB58CGW–William Henry Seward, 1801 - 1872. American politician who negotiated the Alaska Purchase.

RMKWDM50–PATIENT WAITER ARE NO LOSERS, political cartoon from Puck Magazine, Jan. 13, 1897. Uncle Sam waits beneath an apple tree wearing a sombrero, where apples are labeled Hawaii, Canada, Cuba, and Central America. Sam already has apples labeled Louisiana, Texas, California, Alaska, and Florida in his gathering basket (BSLOC 2017 10 8)

Antique 1909 photograph, 'The AYP Exposition from the Captive Balloon a Quarter of a Mile Above the Earth.' The Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition was a world's fair held in Seattle in 1909, publicizing the development of the Pacific Northwest. The fairgrounds became the campus of the University of Washington. SOURCE: ORIGINAL GLASS NEGATIVE. Stock Photo

RMHWBP67–Antique 1909 photograph, 'The AYP Exposition from the Captive Balloon a Quarter of a Mile Above the Earth.' The Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition was a world's fair held in Seattle in 1909, publicizing the development of the Pacific Northwest. The fairgrounds became the campus of the University of Washington. SOURCE: ORIGINAL GLASS NEGATIVE.

Dyea Trail route to the Gold Rush Alaska USA in the year 1900 Stock Photo

RMC27HRE–Dyea Trail route to the Gold Rush Alaska USA in the year 1900

Modern day gold prospector on MV Kennicott, looking out at Prince William Sound, Alaska. Stock Photo

RM2RWCPTH–Modern day gold prospector on MV Kennicott, looking out at Prince William Sound, Alaska.

Cordova Alaska, Street Scene, approx 1910-20s postcard. L.Smith photo Stock Photo

RM2NCD2T8–Cordova Alaska, Street Scene, approx 1910-20s postcard. L.Smith photo

RM2RGAH99–c.1900 vintage photograph: totem pole and houses Ketchikan, Alaska.

A photograph of debris left along the water after the 1964 Alaska earthquake, the debris was deposited after the water from the tsunami caused by the earthquake receded, the 92 magnitude earthquake originated in Prince William Sound and is the second largest earthquake ever recorded, Alaska, 1964. Stock Photo

RMKK8A6E–A photograph of debris left along the water after the 1964 Alaska earthquake, the debris was deposited after the water from the tsunami caused by the earthquake receded, the 92 magnitude earthquake originated in Prince William Sound and is the second largest earthquake ever recorded, Alaska, 1964.

U. S. Highway To Alaska -- U.S. Army trucks stop at a small village along the Alcan Highway so that drivers can get hot food and coffee, as well as gasoline, before proceeding along the road through the Canadian wilds. The highway, linking the U.S. and Alaska, was built five months ahead of schedule. June 21, 1948. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures, lnc.). Stock Photo

RM2WJPD2C–U. S. Highway To Alaska -- U.S. Army trucks stop at a small village along the Alcan Highway so that drivers can get hot food and coffee, as well as gasoline, before proceeding along the road through the Canadian wilds. The highway, linking the U.S. and Alaska, was built five months ahead of schedule. June 21, 1948. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures, lnc.).

Freezing Bering strait. Alaska. USA, Old 19th century engraved illustration from El Mundo Ilustrado 1879 Stock Photo

RM2G9M9HF–Freezing Bering strait. Alaska. USA, Old 19th century engraved illustration from El Mundo Ilustrado 1879

cartographers and geologists on a survey at Kruzof Island; Alaska; USA 1928 Stock Photo

RMG1CTNA–cartographers and geologists on a survey at Kruzof Island; Alaska; USA 1928

Fairbanks from the book ' Alaska, our beautiful northland of opportunity ' by Agnes Rush Burr, A Description of Its Rivers, Mountains, Glaciers, Volcanoes, and Other Beautiful and Unusual Scenic Features and of the Rare Delights It Offers Travellers, Big Game Hunters, Mountain Climbers, Explorers ; Its Towns and Pioneer Settlements ; The Government Railroad and Mount McKinley National Park; Its Rich Resources; Its Openings for New Business Enterprises ; Its Indians, Their Primitive Customs and Present Development ; Its Romantic Early History When Russian, Spanish, and Other Nations Sought Its Stock Photo

RF2PKD0NC–Fairbanks from the book ' Alaska, our beautiful northland of opportunity ' by Agnes Rush Burr, A Description of Its Rivers, Mountains, Glaciers, Volcanoes, and Other Beautiful and Unusual Scenic Features and of the Rare Delights It Offers Travellers, Big Game Hunters, Mountain Climbers, Explorers ; Its Towns and Pioneer Settlements ; The Government Railroad and Mount McKinley National Park; Its Rich Resources; Its Openings for New Business Enterprises ; Its Indians, Their Primitive Customs and Present Development ; Its Romantic Early History When Russian, Spanish, and Other Nations Sought Its

Ship on a ramp at Naval Operating Base Dutch Harbor & Fort Mears. Stock Photo

RF2K6A7GD–Ship on a ramp at Naval Operating Base Dutch Harbor & Fort Mears.

Archival Photo: A dog team on the main street of a town or city in Alaska ca. 1918-1920 Stock Photo

RM2R1FN79–Archival Photo: A dog team on the main street of a town or city in Alaska ca. 1918-1920

Mildest winter ever experienced in Alaska . A picture recently taken in the Bering sea , showing the open water , and the paucity of the ice floes . 17 December 1925 Stock Photo

RM2BWBA53–Mildest winter ever experienced in Alaska . A picture recently taken in the Bering sea , showing the open water , and the paucity of the ice floes . 17 December 1925

RME0Y5KG–Mar. 03, 1969 - British Petroleum strikes oil in Alaska: BP Oil Corporation has announced that its first well on its Prudhoe Bay acreage in Alaska - Put River No. 1 has discovered oil in porous sandstone below 8,000 feet. The strike confirms BP hopes which is already being described as one of the world's richest., but further test will be made before actual potential can be assessed. Photo shows On the North Slope, Alaska. a Hercules aircraft doing a round the clock service from Fairbanks, 300 miles away; unloads at Put River 1 camp

Some of the old timber houses in Creek Street built on stilts above the Ketchikan Creek in downtown Ketchikan, Alaska USA Stock Photo

RMPKD1J7–Some of the old timber houses in Creek Street built on stilts above the Ketchikan Creek in downtown Ketchikan, Alaska USA

Men killing fur seals on St Paul Island, Alaska, 1890s. Stock Photo

RMKFAP2J–Men killing fur seals on St Paul Island, Alaska, 1890s.

Vintage c.1900 photograph: Buildings and totem poles beside water, Alaska. Stock Photo

RM2EWT1WH–Vintage c.1900 photograph: Buildings and totem poles beside water, Alaska.

William Henry Seward, 1801 - 1872. American politician who negotiated the Alaska Purchase, United States Secretary of State Stock Photo

RMA7B3R7–William Henry Seward, 1801 - 1872. American politician who negotiated the Alaska Purchase, United States Secretary of State

Inuit couples and children outside a fake igloo at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, in Seattle, Washington in 1909. The Exposition was a world's fair held to publicise the development of the Pacific Northwest after the Klondike Gold Rush. Photo by Otto D. Goetze, October 1909. Stock Photo

RMG618XT–Inuit couples and children outside a fake igloo at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, in Seattle, Washington in 1909. The Exposition was a world's fair held to publicise the development of the Pacific Northwest after the Klondike Gold Rush. Photo by Otto D. Goetze, October 1909.

1985 Alaska division of tourism ad Stock Photo

RM2X415JF–1985 Alaska division of tourism ad

Climbing the Chilkoot Pass during the Klondike gold rush, Alaska USA in 1898 Stock Photo

RMCEAT7R–Climbing the Chilkoot Pass during the Klondike gold rush, Alaska USA in 1898

People travelling to Alaska by ferry saving on cost of a cabin by pitching tents on deck. On MV Columbia. Stock Photo

RM2RWCPMJ–People travelling to Alaska by ferry saving on cost of a cabin by pitching tents on deck. On MV Columbia.

McKinley Street, Valdez Alaska USA, after a snow storm, Feb 15th,1907 postcard Stock Photo

RM2ND8X96–McKinley Street, Valdez Alaska USA, after a snow storm, Feb 15th,1907 postcard

RM2K64DAF–Vintage c.1900 photograph: Buildings and totem poles beside water, Alaska.

A photograph showing the damage to Seward as a result of the 1964 Alaska earthquake, the area shown is a debris field created by the direct effects of the earthquake and the resulting tsunamis that also spread burning oil throughout the town, a boat and the roofs of homes are seen sitting on the ground, the 92 magnitude earthquake originated in Prince William Sound and is the second largest earthquake ever recorded, Seward, Alaska, 1964. Stock Photo

RMKK8AF4–A photograph showing the damage to Seward as a result of the 1964 Alaska earthquake, the area shown is a debris field created by the direct effects of the earthquake and the resulting tsunamis that also spread burning oil throughout the town, a boat and the roofs of homes are seen sitting on the ground, the 92 magnitude earthquake originated in Prince William Sound and is the second largest earthquake ever recorded, Seward, Alaska, 1964.

With Task Force Frigid, Alaska -- The roar of artillery sounded over the frozen tundra close to Fairbanks this week as the army tested its mobile guns for the first time under winter conditions in northern Alaska. This is a battery of 40mm anti-aircraft guns firing on a snowy range during mock battle against an imaginary enemy. February 18, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto). Stock Photo

RM2WJPD41–With Task Force Frigid, Alaska -- The roar of artillery sounded over the frozen tundra close to Fairbanks this week as the army tested its mobile guns for the first time under winter conditions in northern Alaska. This is a battery of 40mm anti-aircraft guns firing on a snowy range during mock battle against an imaginary enemy. February 18, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Bering Strait. Eastern Cape, Alaska. USA, Old 19th century engraved illustration from El Mundo Ilustrado 1879 Stock Photo

RM2G9M9HE–Bering Strait. Eastern Cape, Alaska. USA, Old 19th century engraved illustration from El Mundo Ilustrado 1879

Knife with Ivory handles from either Alaska or Canada. Dated 19th Century Stock Photo

RMF7NYCY–Knife with Ivory handles from either Alaska or Canada. Dated 19th Century

Juneau from the book ' Alaska, our beautiful northland of opportunity ' by Agnes Rush Burr, A Description of Its Rivers, Mountains, Glaciers, Volcanoes, and Other Beautiful and Unusual Scenic Features and of the Rare Delights It Offers Travellers, Big Game Hunters, Mountain Climbers, Explorers ; Its Towns and Pioneer Settlements ; The Government Railroad and Mount McKinley National Park; Its Rich Resources; Its Openings for New Business Enterprises ; Its Indians, Their Primitive Customs and Present Development ; Its Romantic Early History When Russian, Spanish, and Other Nations Sought Its We Stock Photo

RF2PKD0JR–Juneau from the book ' Alaska, our beautiful northland of opportunity ' by Agnes Rush Burr, A Description of Its Rivers, Mountains, Glaciers, Volcanoes, and Other Beautiful and Unusual Scenic Features and of the Rare Delights It Offers Travellers, Big Game Hunters, Mountain Climbers, Explorers ; Its Towns and Pioneer Settlements ; The Government Railroad and Mount McKinley National Park; Its Rich Resources; Its Openings for New Business Enterprises ; Its Indians, Their Primitive Customs and Present Development ; Its Romantic Early History When Russian, Spanish, and Other Nations Sought Its We

Shaman Grave - The grave of Shah, a Tlingit ixt - marked with carved wood totems Chilkat, Alaska, USA - circa 1895 Stock Photo

RF2HJG0MM–Shaman Grave - The grave of Shah, a Tlingit ixt - marked with carved wood totems Chilkat, Alaska, USA - circa 1895

Archival Photo: A newsie hawking newspapers in Anchorage Alaska ca. 1918-1920 Stock Photo

RM2R1FN78–Archival Photo: A newsie hawking newspapers in Anchorage Alaska ca. 1918-1920

Eskimo people preparing meal in 1925. Stock Photo

RM2K840XA–Eskimo people preparing meal in 1925.

Mar. 31, 2012 - Spring Fashions: ''Alaska,'' white tulle evening dress trimmed with pink organdi flower at the waist. Designed by Jacques Heim. Stock Photo

RME141DF–Mar. 31, 2012 - Spring Fashions: ''Alaska,'' white tulle evening dress trimmed with pink organdi flower at the waist. Designed by Jacques Heim.

RMPKD1H8–Some of the old timber houses in Creek Street built on stilts above the Ketchikan Creek in downtown Ketchikan, Alaska USA

Three Forneys steam locomotives have lain dissolving into the Arctic Tundra for a hundred years. Stock Photo

RMGHEMD6–Three Forneys steam locomotives have lain dissolving into the Arctic Tundra for a hundred years.

RM2A6A8K7–New Archangel, 1805

Saint Innocent of Alaska, 1797 - 1879, aka Saint Innocent Metropolitan of Moscow, baptized Ioann Veniaminov. Russian Orthodox missionary priest. Stock Photo

RMACFB81–Saint Innocent of Alaska, 1797 - 1879, aka Saint Innocent Metropolitan of Moscow, baptized Ioann Veniaminov. Russian Orthodox missionary priest.

U.S. Treasury Warrant issued in the Amount of $7.2 Million for the U.S. Purchase of Alaska Territory from Russian Empire after signed treaty of March 30, 1867, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Register of the Treasury, Notes, Coupon, Currency, and Files Division Stock Photo

RM2H8XD1B–U.S. Treasury Warrant issued in the Amount of $7.2 Million for the U.S. Purchase of Alaska Territory from Russian Empire after signed treaty of March 30, 1867, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Register of the Treasury, Notes, Coupon, Currency, and Files Division

1934 Alaska Lines Cruises Ad Stock Photo

RM2T5Y4T3–1934 Alaska Lines Cruises Ad

Mining town, Klondike, Alaska, USA: 1322, Principal Street of Gold Bottom, 1905 by TW Ingersoll Stock Photo

RMJAADG6–Mining town, Klondike, Alaska, USA: 1322, Principal Street of Gold Bottom, 1905 by TW Ingersoll

The Trans-Alaskan oil pipeline, Alaska, USA Stock Photo

RM2RW7213–The Trans-Alaskan oil pipeline, Alaska, USA

The Curry Hotel & Railway Depot, Curry Alaska USA, approx 1920s-40s postcard. unidentified photographer Stock Photo

RM2NCAT05–The Curry Hotel & Railway Depot, Curry Alaska USA, approx 1920s-40s postcard. unidentified photographer

Six Eskimos standing beside native skinboat (umiak) on sled, Point Barrow, Alaska Stock Photo

RMKFARK3–Six Eskimos standing beside native skinboat (umiak) on sled, Point Barrow, Alaska

A photograph of the damage done to the Alaska Railroad Yard and Texaco bulk plant after the 1964 Alaska earthquake, large tanks and rail cars can be seen in the water after being destroyed by the earthquake itself and the resulting tsunami, large sections of the town were destroyed when multiple tsunamis spread burning oil throughout it, the 92 magnitude earthquake originated in Prince William Sound and is the second largest earthquake ever recorded, Seward, Alaska, 1964. Stock Photo

RMKK8AAF–A photograph of the damage done to the Alaska Railroad Yard and Texaco bulk plant after the 1964 Alaska earthquake, large tanks and rail cars can be seen in the water after being destroyed by the earthquake itself and the resulting tsunami, large sections of the town were destroyed when multiple tsunamis spread burning oil throughout it, the 92 magnitude earthquake originated in Prince William Sound and is the second largest earthquake ever recorded, Seward, Alaska, 1964.

U.S. Navy Flyers In The Aleutians -- This snow-banked, semi-cylindrical metal building is headquarters for officers and men of a squadron of U.S. Navy patrol planes somewhere in the Aleutian Islands. From outposts like this, lying west of the U.S. Territory of Alaska, the American airmen venture out, often in extremely difficult weather, to seek out and bomb Japanese shipping and installations. December 1, 1953. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures Inc). Stock Photo

RM2WJPD7D–U.S. Navy Flyers In The Aleutians -- This snow-banked, semi-cylindrical metal building is headquarters for officers and men of a squadron of U.S. Navy patrol planes somewhere in the Aleutian Islands. From outposts like this, lying west of the U.S. Territory of Alaska, the American airmen venture out, often in extremely difficult weather, to seek out and bomb Japanese shipping and installations. December 1, 1953. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures Inc).

RM2G9CDWE–Freezing Bering strait. Alaska. USA, Old 19th century engraved illustration from El Mundo Ilustrado 1879

Knives with Ivory handles from either Alaska or Canada. Dated 19th Century Stock Photo

RMF7NYCW–Knives with Ivory handles from either Alaska or Canada. Dated 19th Century

Wrangell from the book ' Alaska, our beautiful northland of opportunity ' by Agnes Rush Burr, A Description of Its Rivers, Mountains, Glaciers, Volcanoes, and Other Beautiful and Unusual Scenic Features and of the Rare Delights It Offers Travellers, Big Game Hunters, Mountain Climbers, Explorers ; Its Towns and Pioneer Settlements ; The Government Railroad and Mount McKinley National Park; Its Rich Resources; Its Openings for New Business Enterprises ; Its Indians, Their Primitive Customs and Present Development ; Its Romantic Early History When Russian, Spanish, and Other Nations Sought Its Stock Photo

RF2PKD0JM–Wrangell from the book ' Alaska, our beautiful northland of opportunity ' by Agnes Rush Burr, A Description of Its Rivers, Mountains, Glaciers, Volcanoes, and Other Beautiful and Unusual Scenic Features and of the Rare Delights It Offers Travellers, Big Game Hunters, Mountain Climbers, Explorers ; Its Towns and Pioneer Settlements ; The Government Railroad and Mount McKinley National Park; Its Rich Resources; Its Openings for New Business Enterprises ; Its Indians, Their Primitive Customs and Present Development ; Its Romantic Early History When Russian, Spanish, and Other Nations Sought Its

Stack of commercial crab pots, Kodiak Island, Alaska ca. 2005 Stock Photo

RM2H5YH61–Stack of commercial crab pots, Kodiak Island, Alaska ca. 2005

Repeat oblique photographs of Gulkana glaciers in Alaska. 1967- 2016 Stock Photo

RM2A9EJ8M–Repeat oblique photographs of Gulkana glaciers in Alaska. 1967- 2016

RM2K840TT–A meal in Igloo in 1925.

Feb. 28, 2012 - Try Again. One of the most photographed craft in Alaska, Try Again is a derelict boat at the very end of Homer Split. The message is very clear to all who pass by in search of regeneration of spirit. Stock Photo

RME1374J–Feb. 28, 2012 - Try Again. One of the most photographed craft in Alaska, Try Again is a derelict boat at the very end of Homer Split. The message is very clear to all who pass by in search of regeneration of spirit.

RMPKD1H0–Some of the old timber houses in Creek Street built on stilts above the Ketchikan Creek in downtown Ketchikan, Alaska USA

The three Forneys have lain dissolving into the Arctic Tundra for a hundred years. Stock Photo

RMGX240C–The three Forneys have lain dissolving into the Arctic Tundra for a hundred years.

New Archangel and Sitka, 1805 Stock Photo

RM2A6A90C–New Archangel and Sitka, 1805

Vintage Map of Alaska, 1923. by US Geological Survey Stock Photo

RM2XBXYRE–Vintage Map of Alaska, 1923. by US Geological Survey

Robert Ryan, Jan Sterling, Brian Keith, on-set of the Film, 'Alaska Seas', Paramount Pictures, 1954 Stock Photo

RM2HNFTM6–Robert Ryan, Jan Sterling, Brian Keith, on-set of the Film, 'Alaska Seas', Paramount Pictures, 1954

1980s Royal Viking Alaska Glaciers travel ad Stock Photo

RM2X4150M–1980s Royal Viking Alaska Glaciers travel ad

RMPJTNK9–Baseball in Alaska

Float plane harbour at Ketchikan, Alaska. Stock Photo

RM2RWCPTC–Float plane harbour at Ketchikan, Alaska.

Gangster Jefferson Randolph Soapy Smith II on horse, Skagway Alaska, old postcard. unidentified photographer (I believe this photo is from July 4, 1898 and four days before he was killed in a gunfight) Stock Photo

RM2ND88KY–Gangster Jefferson Randolph Soapy Smith II on horse, Skagway Alaska, old postcard. unidentified photographer (I believe this photo is from July 4, 1898 and four days before he was killed in a gunfight)

George Barnes Grigsby (1874 – 1962) delegate to the United States House of Representatives from the Territory of Alaska. Stock Photo

RMPKDF59–George Barnes Grigsby (1874 – 1962) delegate to the United States House of Representatives from the Territory of Alaska.

Topography map of the Johns Hopkins Glacier, a twelve mile glacier located in Glacier Bay, Alaska, 1900. Stock Photo

RMKGKPRN–Topography map of the Johns Hopkins Glacier, a twelve mile glacier located in Glacier Bay, Alaska, 1900.

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