The U.S. government's presence on the Seward Peninsula goes back to the establishment of Fort Davis in 1900. Over the years, the government has sent employees to remote areas of the preserve for various purposes such as building shelter cabins and watching weather stations, each of whom interacted with the preserve in their own unique way. In the early 1900s, the Seward Peninsula was undergoing sharp growing pains brought Lava Lake sits in the shadow of the massive 100,000 acres Imuruk Lava Beds in the The Clobbered Turkey Plane Crash The crew of the Clobbered Turkey never expected to find themselves spending |
Last updated: December 11, 2015