Category:Report of a military reconnaissance in Alaska, made in 1883 (1885)

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Media in category "Report of a military reconnaissance in Alaska, made in 1883 (1885)"

The following 37 files are in this category, out of 37 total.

FMIB 44001 Sitka, Alaska, Indian Village.jpeg 911 × 647; 213 KB
FMIB 44002 Thlinket war canoe.jpeg 947 × 647; 221 KB
FMIB 44003 Fishing-poles.jpeg 629 × 388; 38 KB
FMIB 44004 Camp 1, at Chilkat Alaska.jpeg 924 × 694; 282 KB
FMIB 44005 Looking northward up Dayay Valley.jpeg 923 × 594; 244 KB
FMIB 44006 Lake Lindeman, Alaska.jpeg 935 × 588; 195 KB
FMIB 44007 Homan River Valley, British Columbia.jpg 929 × 618; 229 KB
FMIB 44008 View on Payer Portage (Looking north along the trail) and represents a Chilkat Indian with two ammunition boxes going over the.jpeg 917 × 606; 264 KB
FMIB 44009 View from the northern end of Payer Portage northward into the second lake, named Lake Bennett, about one-sixth or one-seventh.jpeg 912 × 611; 215 KB
FMIB 44010 Limited view on Lake Marsh looking to the southwest from camp 14 of the reconnaissance.jpeg 917 × 600; 218 KB
FMIB 44011 View looking north along Lake Marsh.jpeg 923 × 606; 200 KB
FMIB 44012 Yukon River, Miles Canon and Rapids.jpeg 917 × 594; 259 KB
FMIB 44013 Yukon River, Miles Canon and Rapids.jpeg 924 × 635; 243 KB
FMIB 44014 Indian Village of Kitl-ah-gon.jpeg 894 × 629; 285 KB
FMIB 44015 View looking up the Yukon from Kitl-ah-gon.jpeg 947 × 600; 212 KB
FMIB 44016 View down the Yukon from Kitl-ah-gon.jpeg 923 × 588; 202 KB
FMIB 44018 View of old Fort Selkirk, looking up the Yukon River, or southward.jpeg 924 × 611; 196 KB
FMIB 44020 View of an A-yan, or I-yan, Indian grave near old Fort Selkirk; the two poles with appendages are invariable parts of the graves.jpeg 924 × 595; 241 KB
FMIB 44021 -Yukon River-.jpeg 918 × 594; 252 KB
FMIB 44022 Number of A-yan, or I-yan, Indians in their birchbark canoes The view was taken at old Fort Selkirk.jpeg 912 × 600; 218 KB
FMIB 44023 View down the Yukon River from the site of Selkirk.jpeg 912 × 647; 220 KB
FMIB 44024 Johnny's Village; the Indian name of the village was Klat-ol-klin.jpeg 900 × 583; 220 KB
FMIB 44025 View looking down the Yukon River from the village -Johnny's Village-.jpeg 930 × 671; 214 KB
FMIB 44026 Small steamer called the 'St Michaels'.jpeg 906 × 589; 245 KB
FMIB 44027 Alaska Commercial Company's river steamer 'Yukon' on her annual trip up the river for trading purposes and supplying the posts.jpeg 941 × 623; 230 KB
FMIB 44028 View of the interior of the old Fort Yukon stockade, nearly all of this part having been removed by the river steamer for fuel.jpeg 811 × 559; 238 KB
FMIB 44029 Portrait of Senatee, the chief of the Fort Yukon Indians, as they are called by the traders, and as I have named them in my.jpeg 824 × 529; 230 KB
FMIB 44030 Yukon Valley looking southwestward across the shore in front of Fort Yukon.jpeg 935 × 612; 223 KB
FMIB 44031 Indian grave, about a mile or two above the mouth of the Whymper River; the fence around is the result of Christian influence.jpeg 912 × 582; 245 KB
FMIB 44032 Nuklakyet; view of Mr Harper's trading station looking westward.jpeg 906 × 571; 242 KB
FMIB 44033 View of the means of transportation used in this part of Alaska both in summer and winter.jpeg 947 × 623; 229 KB
FMIB 44034 View of Esquimaux dogs used with sledges.jpeg 918 × 612; 221 KB
FMIB 44035 Raft -used on Yukon River- at the point where it was abandoned.jpeg 929 × 611; 235 KB
FMIB 44036 Nulato, a point of considerable importance with reference to the history of the old Russian Fur Company, it being their.jpeg 947 × 605; 247 KB
FMIB 47586 Old Fort Selkirk, a Hudson Bay trading post, burnt in 1851 by a party of Chilkat Indians because it interfered with their trade.jpeg 900 × 588; 267 KB
FMIB 47587 Some of the fish caught near old Fort Selkirk, the maller ones being the grayling caught in such immense numbers at Miles' Canon.jpeg 935 × 618; 251 KB
FMIB 47588 Houses -of Tongas Indians-, which are built after the cross section as shown here, are provided with a cellar about 6 feet deep.jpeg 906 × 483; 67 KB

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