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  FMIB 41275 U S Revenue Steamer Nunivak at Rampart.jpg 1.103 × 789; 214 KB
  
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  FMIB 41276 Officers of the U S S Nunivak Reading from the right are First Lieut J C Cantwell, Secont Lieut B H Camden, Asst Engineer T G.jpeg 933 × 1.142; 236 KB
  
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  FMIB 41277 Interior view of Cabin of U S S Nunivak.jpeg 1.281 × 977; 331 KB
  
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  FMIB 41278 Interior View of Wardroom of U S S Nunivak.jpeg 1.295 × 819; 325 KB
  
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  FMIB 41279 Old Russian Blockhouse, Sitka.jpeg 1.164 × 807; 276 KB
  
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  FMIB 41280 Russian Church, St Paul, Kadiak Island.jpeg 1.247 × 701; 263 KB
  
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  FMIB 41281 Characteristic Headland, Aleutian Islands, Showing Erosive Action of the Sea Masses of kep in the foreground.jpeg 1.286 × 806; 264 KB
  
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  FMIB 41282 Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, Coaling Station for Vessels of the Revenue Cutter Service in Bering Sea.jpeg 841 × 645; 145 KB
  
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  FMIB 41283 Arch Rock in Captains Harbor, Unalaska Island.jpeg 806 × 615; 123 KB
  
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  FMIB 41284 View of Shipbuilding Yard in Captains Harbor, Unalaska Island.jpeg 807 × 728; 153 KB
  
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  FMIB 41285 Entrance to Captains Harbor, Unalaska Island.jpeg 937 × 667; 139 KB
  
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  FMIB 41286 Spruce 'Forest,' Dutch Harbor, Planted by the Russians at the Time of Their First Occupation of the Territory These trees are.jpeg 937 × 841; 136 KB
  
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  FMIB 41287 St Michael, Looking South Toward the site of the Northern Commercial Company's plant.jpeg 1.508 × 749; 245 KB
  
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  FMIB 41288 Eskimo Dwelling, Russian Mission.jpeg 1.107 × 658; 224 KB
  
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  FMIB 41289 Native School Children at Holy Cross Mission, Yukon River.jpeg 1.386 × 580; 232 KB
  
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  FMIB 41290 Nulato, Yukon River, from a point above the village, looking down the river.jpeg 1.238 × 967; 302 KB
  
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  FMIB 41291 Rock Island, at lower entrance to the Ramparts, Yukon River.jpeg 1.330 × 955; 282 KB
  
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  FMIB 41292 Pioneer Coal Mine, 35 Miles, 35 miles above Rampart on the Yukon River.jpeg 1.099 × 815; 305 KB
  
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  FMIB 41293 Fort Hamlin Trading Post on the Yukon River, 1,072 miles from the coast.jpeg 924 × 1.355; 265 KB
  
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  FMIB 41294 Entrance to Dall River, 89 Miles above Rampart City.jpeg 1.055 × 819; 199 KB
  
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  FMIB 41295 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River, the Winter Quarters of the Nunivak.jpeg 1.221 × 945; 284 KB
  
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  FMIB 41296 Preparing to Go Into Winter Quarters at Fort Shoemaker, Dall River.jpeg 1.221 × 955; 262 KB
  
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  FMIB 41297 Yukon River beginning to freeze over--view of the river looking upstream from the mouth of the Dall, October 5, 1899.jpeg 1.233 × 989; 318 KB
  
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  FMIB 41298 Winter Woodland Scene, Dall River.jpeg 1.242 × 985; 303 KB
  
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  FMIB 41299 House Building at Fort Shoemaker, November, 1899.jpeg 1.190 × 959; 315 KB
  
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  FMIB 41300 Lieutenant Blake and Assistant Engineer Wood start out to make a reconnoissance -sic- of the Dall River, Koyukuk Trail, January.jpeg 1.316 × 772; 251 KB
  
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  FMIB 41301 Cutting Wood for use of the Nunivak during the winter of 1899-1900.jpeg 1.011 × 819; 276 KB
  
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  FMIB 41302 Hauling firewood to the Nunivak during the winter of 1899-1900.jpeg 1.325 × 972; 332 KB
  
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  FMIB 41303 Characteristic scenery on the Yukon River along its middle section.jpeg 1.185 × 745; 196 KB
  
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  FMIB 41304 Characteristic Yukon River beach, showing marks of successive stages of the water level, with deposition of driftwood.jpeg 1.221 × 798; 212 KB
  
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  FMIB 41305 Indian Summer Fishing Village, Yukon River During the summer of 1900 many of these villages were almost depopulated by the.jpeg 1.155 × 806; 288 KB
  
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  FMIB 41306 Underground Dwellings of Eskimos at Holy Cross Mission, Yukon River Fully 50 per cent of the natives of this village died of.jpeg 1.399 × 833; 346 KB
  
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  FMIB 41307 Native Tent at Greyling, Yukon River, in which a baby lay dead of starvation at the time of our visit.jpeg 1.112 × 724; 252 KB
  
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  FMIB 41308 Native Food caches for stowing fish and other supplies for winter use Usually these caches are filled with food each summer, but.jpeg 1.186 × 846; 286 KB
  
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  FMIB 41313 Cutting the Nunivak out of the ice in which she had lain during the winter.jpeg 1.146 × 828; 280 KB
  
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  FMIB 41314 Spring break-up of ice at Fort Shoemaker, April, 1900.jpeg 1.351 × 937; 324 KB
  
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  FMIB 41315 Yukon ice backing up into the Dall, spring of 1900.jpeg 1.159 × 763; 254 KB
  
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  FMIB 41316 Yukon ice backing up into the Dall during the break-up in the spring of 1900.jpeg 1.277 × 951; 280 KB
  
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  FMIB 41317 Specimens of Boats used by miners in the Yukon River stampede to Nome.jpeg 1.129 × 802; 203 KB
  
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  FMIB 41318 Prospector's scow with horses floating down the Yukon on the way to nome.jpeg 1.313 × 959; 279 KB
  
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  FMIB 41319 Rampart Rapids, showing rock island partially submerged in midstream At times of high water this island is entirely under water.jpeg 1.238 × 746; 216 KB
  
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  FMIB 41320 Nunivak taking on board coal at the Pioneer Coal Mine, Yukon River.jpeg 1.172 × 802; 265 KB
  
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  FMIB 41321 Yukon River pike (Esox lucius).jpeg 1.325 × 553; 169 KB
  
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  FMIB 41322 Characteristic view of the Yukon River below Nulato.jpeg 1.242 × 693; 223 KB
  
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  FMIB 41323 Characteristic view of the Yukon in the locality of the Ramparts.jpeg 1.177 × 798; 258 KB
  
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  FMIB 41324 Beginning of Winter at Fort Shoemaker--Getting out house logs.jpeg 1.137 × 833; 282 KB
  
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  FMIB 41325 Dall River Crew of the Nunivak hauling seine for fish to be put up for winter use.jpeg 1.094 × 807; 230 KB
  
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  FMIB 41326 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Arrival of the mail man at the beginning of winter travel on the Yukon On account of the thin ice at.jpeg 1.125 × 654; 144 KB
  
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  FMIB 41327 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River, showing clubhouse, storehouse, and foundation of gymnasium built by the crew of the Nunivak for use.jpeg 1.111 × 785; 227 KB
  
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  FMIB 41328 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River, hunting trail through the woods after the first heavy fall of snow.jpeg 1.173 × 798; 377 KB
  
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  FMIB 41329 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Typical view of woodland scenery--spruce, birch, and willow trees predominate.jpeg 828 × 1.063; 266 KB
  
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  FMIB 41330 Type of Indian Hunter and Sled Dogs The large dog in the foreground is a St Bernard, imported from the outside; the one on the.jpeg 837 × 1.146; 234 KB
  
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  FMIB 41331 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Log House Intended for Use as a Hospital but its Occupancy was Never Found to be Necessary.jpeg 1.164 × 894; 269 KB
  
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  FMIB 41332 Yukon River 'Losh' (Lota maculosa).jpeg 1.530 × 776; 174 KB
  
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  FMIB 41333 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Winter trail made by the crew of the Ninivak to reach the Yukon River by a short cut.jpeg 828 × 1.103; 259 KB
  
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  FMIB 41334 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Exercising the crew on the ice--infantry drill.jpeg 1.125 × 733; 211 KB
  
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  FMIB 41335 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Infantry Division of the Nunivak's Crew, in charge of Lieutenant Blake, engaged in regular drill.jpeg 1.142 × 663; 209 KB
  
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  FMIB 41336 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Typical winter woodland scene--Birch and alder trees incrusted by ice.jpeg 841 × 955; 252 KB
  
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  FMIB 41337 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Midwinter scene.jpeg 1.085 × 580; 127 KB
  
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  FMIB 41338 Group of Yukon River Indian hunters with their trail sleds.jpeg 1.203 × 846; 221 KB
  
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  FMIB 41339 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River, Wood yard, with team of dogs resting during the meal of the crew.jpeg 1.164 × 763; 212 KB
  
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  FMIB 41340 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Stand of pop;lar trees near the winter quarters of the Nunivak The wood waqs found, on trial, to be.jpeg 1.090 × 728; 245 KB
  
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  FMIB 41341 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Hauling wood to the Nunivak by Dog team.jpeg 1.099 × 689; 155 KB
  
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  FMIB 41342 Basket sled and team of thoroughbred Mahlemute dogs.jpeg 1.395 × 654; 226 KB
  
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  FMIB 41343 Group of Yukon River Indian hunters.jpeg 1.243 × 797; 302 KB
  
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  FMIB 41345 Characteristic view of the Yukon River ice at the time of the spring break-up The channel of the river is shown in the middle.jpeg 1.212 × 754; 257 KB
  
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  FMIB 41346 Characteristic view of the Yukon River ice at the time of the spring break-up An ice jam has occurred in a narrow part of the.jpeg 1.229 × 811; 191 KB
  
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  FMIB 41347 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River, after being abandoned in May, 1901.jpeg 1.238 × 811; 267 KB
  
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  FMIB 41348 Summer encampment of natives on the Yukon River at the beginning of the fishing season.jpeg 1.181 × 802; 334 KB
  
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  FMIB 41349 Characteristic view of Yukon River banks, showing results of erosion.jpeg 1.051 × 832; 233 KB
  
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  FMIB 41350 Eskimo houses at Russian Mission, Yukon River.jpeg 1.116 × 776; 212 KB
  
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  FMIB 41351 Old Eskimo Kashim, or Dance House, on the Bank of the lower Yukon River The opening to the passageway leading to the interior is.jpeg 1.125 × 711; 211 KB
  
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  FMIB 41352 Winter Quarters of Yukon River steamers in the canal near St Michael, on the Coast.jpeg 1.234 × 589; 162 KB
  
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  FMIB 41353 Blocking up the Nunivak on the beach at St Michael after hauling her out at the end of the active season of 1901.jpeg 1.116 × 675; 194 KB
  
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  FMIB 41354 St Michael, looking from the inner harbor toward the site of the North American Transportation and Trading Company's plant.jpeg 1.399 × 484; 141 KB
  
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  FMIB 41355 Andreafski, Yukon River.jpeg 1.138 × 489; 113 KB
  
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  FMIB 41356 Characteristic view of the Yukon River shores above the Delta Region and before the wooded section is reached.jpeg 1.207 × 793; 271 KB
  
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  FMIB 41357 Shore Line of Yukon River, showing to some extent the fluctuations in the river level The photograph was taken at a medium low.jpeg 828 × 1.181; 217 KB
  
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  FMIB 41358 Spring vegetation in the Yukon River Valley.jpeg 1.142 × 819; 318 KB
  
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  FMIB 41359 View of the wooded section of the Yukon River, showing the denudation of the forests along the line of steamboat travel.jpeg 1.068 × 829; 248 KB
  
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  FMIB 41360 Timber of the Yukon River Valley.jpeg 1.199 × 815; 291 KB
  
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  FMIB 41361 Timber of the Yukon Valley--a stand of poplar (Populus balsamifera) in the middle section of the river.jpeg 1.142 × 797; 348 KB
  
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  FMIB 41362 Characteristic view of the Yukon River shores in the wooded section The mountains shown are from 2,000 to 2,500 feet high Timber.jpeg 1.199 × 693; 222 KB
  
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  FMIB 41363 Side view of a large passenger and freight packet employed in traffic on the yukon river.jpeg 1.233 × 711; 343 KB
  
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  FMIB 41364 Bow view of a large passenger and freight packet employed in traffic on the yukon river.jpeg 1.286 × 824; 285 KB
  
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  FMIB 41365 Yukon River steamer towing three barges--One barge is lashed ahead and one on each side of the bow.jpeg 1.151 × 819; 306 KB
  
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  FMIB 41366 Method of constructing the bow of Yukon River steamers used in towing barges, lashed ahead.jpeg 1.317 × 963; 273 KB
  
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  FMIB 41367 Wood Yard on the banks of the Yukon River, from which passing steamers are supplied.jpeg 1.225 × 755; 291 KB
  
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  FMIB 41368 Carrying wood from the shore on board steamers on the Yukon River.jpeg 1.195 × 941; 403 KB
  
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  FMIB 41369 Northern Commercial Company's steamer Alice in winter quarters at Dall River.jpeg 1.195 × 967; 264 KB
  
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  FMIB 41370 Hauling out the Nunivak at St Michael at the end of the active season of 1901.jpeg 1.138 × 789; 287 KB
  
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  FMIB 41371 Characteristic shore line of small tributary streams of the Yukon At the time of the annual break-up of the river ice the water.jpeg 1.164 × 746; 255 KB
  
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  FMIB 41372 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River, showing wheel of the Nunivak with lower portion removed to prevent injury by ice during the winter.jpeg 1.164 × 802; 258 KB
  
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  FMIB 41373 Typical trading post of the Yukon Valley.jpeg 1.251 × 981; 257 KB
  
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  FMIB 41374 Russian Mission, Yukon River.jpeg 1.199 × 955; 230 KB
  
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  FMIB 41375 Native Fish Traps on the Anvik River The town of Anvik is shown in the background.jpeg 815 × 898; 151 KB
  
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  FMIB 41376 Nulato, with Prospectors' tents on the beach On the hill in the background is situated the Indian burial ground.jpeg 1.103 × 724; 188 KB
  
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  FMIB 41377 Indian burial ground at Nulato, on the Yukon River.jpeg 1.169 × 815; 237 KB
  
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  FMIB 41378 Rampart City, Yukon River, looking from a point on the opposite side of the river.jpeg 1.086 × 702; 208 KB
  
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  FMIB 41379 Fort Hamlin, Trading post, 75 miles above Rampart City, on the Yukon River.jpeg 1.133 × 584; 181 KB
  
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  FMIB 41380 Indian Caches at Fort Hamlin.jpeg 819 × 1.081; 221 KB
  
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  FMIB 41381 Arrival of a party of travelers at Fort Shoemaker Observe the size of the load on the nearer sled It probably weighs over 600.jpeg 1.238 × 611; 191 KB
  
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  FMIB 41382 Winter trail along the mail route of the Yukon Valley.jpeg 946 × 880; 195 KB
  
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  FMIB 41383 Type of native-made toboggan, for use over deep snow and little-used trails.jpeg 1.081 × 802; 250 KB
  
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  FMIB 41384 Winter traveling dress, common throughout the Yukon Valley.jpeg 609 × 1.366; 217 KB
  
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  FMIB 41385 Fort Shoemaker, Dall River Types of sleds in general use in the Yukon River.jpeg 1.068 × 815; 204 KB
  
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  FMIB 41386 Types of snowshoes used in the Yukon Valley The smaller sized ones are used when breaking a trail The broken portion shows.jpeg 1.095 × 810; 244 KB
  
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  FMIB 41387 Type of mail man's cabin along the Yukon River.jpeg 1.033 × 855; 233 KB
  
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  FMIB 41388 Type of log house common throughout the Yukon Valley.jpeg 1.085 × 772; 207 KB
  
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  FMIB 41389 Raft of logs for building purposes abandoned by the owners and floating downstream The owners most likely have joined the.jpeg 1.173 × 497; 167 KB
  
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  FMIB 41390 Winter costumes used for short excursions in the open air in the Yukon Valley The coast is made of tanned reindeer fawn skins.jpeg 684 × 1.330; 257 KB
  
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  FMIB 41391 Usual dress worn during the winter in the Yukon Valley for short walks in the open air For long trips or sled work the heavy.jpeg 750 × 1.391; 256 KB
  
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  FMIB 41392 Summer encampment of natives in the Yukon Valley This form of dwelling is used exclusively throughout the region from May until.jpeg 1.116 × 750; 265 KB
  
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  FMIB 41393 Characteristic view of mineralized regions of the Yukon anticlinal.jpeg 815 × 689; 164 KB
  
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  FMIB 41394 Characteristic view of the highlands of the Yukon anticlinal.jpeg 1.447 × 580; 176 KB
  
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  FMIB 41395 Characteristic view of the highlands of the Yukon anticlinal.jpeg 1.543 × 619; 218 KB
  
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  FMIB 41396 Miners starting out on a prospecting trip immediately after the annual break-up of ice in the spring opens the river to boat.jpeg 806 × 628; 150 KB
  
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  FMIB 41397 Prospecting for gold on a river bar immediately after the subsidence of the spring floods.jpeg 837 × 558; 154 KB
  
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  FMIB 41398 Typical miners' winter quarters on a mineralized gulch of the Yukon anticlinal The photograph is a view of Wolverine Gulch in.jpeg 820 × 667; 129 KB
  
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  FMIB 41399 Type of small river steamer, used by prospectors, in winter quarters.jpeg 819 × 654; 145 KB
  
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  FMIB 41400 Prospect hole on the banks of a mineralized stream.jpeg 1.225 × 820; 284 KB
  
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  FMIB 41401 Prospectors whipsawing lumber for sluice boxes.jpeg 920 × 749; 196 KB
  
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  FMIB 41402 Party about to leave their permanent winter quarters on a prospecting trip.jpeg 925 × 763; 152 KB
  
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  FMIB 41403 General view of an Alaskan placer mine during the progress of the spring clean up.jpeg 1.094 × 811; 269 KB
  
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  FMIB 41404 Eskimo family at work carving ivory and sewing fur clothing, St Michael.jpeg 1.112 × 833; 220 KB
  
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  FMIB 41405 Group of Eskimos, Northwest Coast of Alaska.jpeg 850 × 1.286; 207 KB
  
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  FMIB 41406 Eskimo girl of coast of Northwest Alaska, showing tatoo marks on face.jpeg 759 × 1.077; 141 KB
  
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  FMIB 41407 Type of young Yukon River Indian girl, showing influence of contact with the whites in the matter of dress.jpeg 867 × 1.163; 218 KB
  
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  FMIB 41408 Bettles Trading Post on the Koyukuk River.jpeg 1.194 × 941; 300 KB
  
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  John C. Cantwell.jpg 584 × 805; 72 KB