Photographs 1-29
Lake Tahoe Series by R.J. Waters, Gold Hill, Nevada
Emerald Bay; Looking West
Maggie's Peaks from Emerald Bay
Marlett Lake. Source of Virginia City's water supply
Fallen Leaf Lake. Altitude 6320 feet. Gilmore's Glen Alpine, illustrated.
Tallac Range from Sugar Pine Point
Lumbering at Lake Tahoe. Loading the truck
Log chute on the Truckee River. View taken at the moment the log enters the water
A mountain stream
Tallac Hotel
McKinneys
Hot springs
Grand Central, summer
Grand Central, winter
California scenes: various
Rodeo at San Diego, California in early 80's [1880s]
[Men, women, and children at wooden structures in desert. C.H. Shaffner, photographer]
Swimmers in the Sutro Baths [W.C. Billington, photographer]
Western Scenes
Cowboy [C.D. Kirkland, photographer]
Oklahoma views: Hunting a claim [Man in suit and hat with packhorse. Mitchell and De Groff, photographers]
Breaking land in Oklahoma [Two men with oxen plowing field.]
Boomers in Oklahoma [Men, women, and children crossing field in oxen-pulled covered wagons]
[Three men and child in front of wooden shed. Mitchell and De Groff, photographers]
[D.S. Mitchell's photography tent with two men in front. Mitchell and De Groff, photographers]
[Group of civil engineers and surveyors]
Portraits
General [John A.] Sutter [Julius Ulke, photographer]
John A. Sutter [Photo by Shew's Pioneer Gallery]
Harrison Gray Otis Brig. Gen. U.S. [Rest of caption unknown due to tear] [F. Davey, photographer]
General [John C.] Fremont
Kingston, Nevada
West Main St. Kingston, Lander County, Nevada. About twenty-five miles from Austin. Ghost town. Flourished from about 1864 to 1869. See history of Nevada, edited by M. Angel; Thompson West, 1881, page 473.
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Photographs 30-84
Alaska photos by Alfred Lee Broadbent
Whaling bark "Hunter". Arctic Ocean.
Windom [Wynham] Glacier, Taku Inlet, Alaska
Revenue cutter fleet at Unalaska. July 4, 1895.
Officers of the Revenue Cutter fleet, 1895.
Reindeer station at Port Clarence, Alaska
The "Bear" in the ice off King's Island
Officers of Her Majesties' Ship "Pheasant", 1895
Esquimo [Eskimo] reception day on the "Bear," Arctic Ocean
Indian River, near Sitka, Alaska
Indian women curio sellers refuse to have their photographs taken. Sitka, Alaska
Judge [James Gilchrist] Swan's office and Indian curios. Port Townsend, Wash. [Washington]
Greek church [Sts. Peter and Paul Church], St. Paul Island
Reindeer on the beach, Siberia
Skowles village at Nass Bay, Alaska
Walrus scull [skull] house at Cape Prince of Wales
Scenery from Portage Bay, Alaska
Indian mission schools at Sitka, Alaska
View near St. Paul, Kadriack
"Concord." Capt. [Caspar F.] Goodrich, 1894
Dutch Harbor. Unalaska Island
Chilkat post office, Col. Rapinski P.M. and Pilot Keene.
Indian Ranche [Ranch?], Sitka, Alaska
St. Michael, Alaska
Alaska Commercial Co.'s post at St. Michael, Alaska
Port Simpson, B.C. [British Colombia]
Mount Edgecombe [Edgecumbe], near Sitka, Alaska
Aleute [Aleut] natives. Unalaska Island.
Group of Indians at New Metlakatla, Port Chester, Annette Island, Alaska. [Native men in Caucasian dress, one man with camera]
Attu [Island]
Half-breed [Part Alaskan native, part Caucasian] children, St. Michael, Alaska.
Totem poles, Fort Wrangell, Alaska
Mission school children, Unalaska
Unga
Public buildings, Sitka, Alaska
Lieut. White. R.C.S. [Revenue Cutter Service]
Hoisting a walrus carcass aboard the "Bear"
Lieut. M.C. Connell
Baldwin and Nice
Lieut. [Alfred Lee] Broadbent. R.C.S. [Revenue Cutter Service]
Esquimo [Eskimo] camp scene, Port Clarence, Alaska
Siberian woman with child asleep
Grave totem, Hoonia [Hoonah], Alaska
Town on St. George Island
Haines Mission School, Chilkoot, Alaska
Tuck's Mission School. Unalaska
Old Russian block house, St. Michael, Alaska
Unalaska
Salmon cannery, Alaska
Unalaska Brass Band
Old Russian church and custom house, Unalaska
Mission school house and natives, Cape Prince of Wales
The town on St. Paul Island. Bering Sea
Sitka, from the top of the old castle
Esquimo [Eskimo] summer house, St. Matthew's Island
First Grand Jury at Nome, Alaska