Early twentieth century travel book about Alaska with stories of major cities, Indian tribes, customs and geography of what would become our 49th state.
By : Frank G. Carpenter (1855 - 1924)
01 - Just a Word Before we Start
02 - Ketchikan
03 - The Town of the Good Indians
04 - Alaska's Golden Fisheries
05 - The Story of Seward's Ice Box
06 - The Thlingets and the Hydahs
07 - Totem Indians and Their Customs
08 - Farm Lands of the Future
09 - At Juneau
10 - Treasures Under the Sea
11 - The World's Greatest Glaciers
12 - Skagway, Gateway to the Klondike
13 - Over the Gold Seekers Trail
14 - In the Yukon Flats
15 - Winter Tales of Tanana
16 - Hot Springs in Cold Lands
17 - Fairbanks, the Chicago of Alaska
18 - Homesteading Under the Arctic Circle
19 - Thawing Fortunes Out of the Ice
20 - Stories of Gold and Gold Miners
21 - Among the Old Timers
22 - From Fort Gibbon to the Sea
23 - The City of Golden Sands
24 - Creeks that Made Millionaires
25 - The Dog Derby of Alaska
26 - Reindeer Meat for American Markets
27 - Among the Eskimos
28 - School Republics of the Arctic
29 - Fur Seals and Fox Farms
30 - The Aleutian Islands
31 - The City of Seward
32 - Across Kenai on Horseback
33 - Our Northern Game Preserve
34 - The Biggest Thing in Alaska
35 - Mount McKinley, the Most High
36 - The Story of Kennecott
37 - On the Copper River Railroad
38 - Women on America's Last Frontier
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