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Who Were Wrangell & St. Elias?
 
 

Brief History of the Park Area
8,000 years of human history

Wrangell Mountain Residents 1884-1950
Do you know someone who once lived here?

Lt. Henry Allen Expedition
Alaska's Lewis and Clark

Kennecott Kids
Interviews with the children of Kennecott

Ethel LeCount Photo Album
Personal photos taken by a Kennecott Nurse (1937-38)

First Ascent of Mount St. Elias
The Duke of Abruzzi

Upper Tanana Ethnographic Study
Investigation of Athabascan culture prior to western contact

Alaska History and Cultural Studies
Complete Alaska History Course Online
Alaskas Digital Library
Looking for more pictures?
Visit the Alaska Digital Archives to view more historic photos.
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The Last Great Alaska Gold Rush
Chisana
Alaska's Last Great Gold Rush
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Pumping oil!  

Did You Know?
The Alaska Pipeline, built during the 1970’s, stretches 802 miles from the oilfields of Prudhoe Bay to the tanker loading facility at Valdez.

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Last Updated: October 16, 2007 at 15:39 EST