Elizabeth B. Pinson shares with us her memories of Alaska's emergence into a new and modern era, bearing witness to history in the early twentiet

"Set in the tiny Native village of Egegik on the shores of Alaska's Bristol Bay, Bill Carter's Red Summer is the thrilling story of one man's jou

A first-hand account of the life of nineteenth-century missionary Ella Mae Ervin Romig sent with her husband, Herman, to the Moravian mission in

Paul Green (Aknik) tells of his life growing up in an Eskimo village in Alaska. Accompanying these remembrances are line drawings by Native Ekimo

Missionary in Alaska and Siberia 1877-1903.

"Sailing aboard a ship called Hope, celebrated explorer Peary entered New York Harbor with peculiar "cargo": six Polar Inuit intended to serve as

An account of "the discoverer of the Northwest Passage. As a boy of fifteen, Franklin served with Nelson at the Battle of Copenhagen. Later came

Reminiscences and impressions of 22 explorers. Includes chapter on Polar Eskimos' music by Dr. Robert Stein.