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Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition records, 1907-1984

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (1909 : Seattle, Wash.)
Title
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition records
Dates
1907-1984 (inclusive)
1907-1909 (bulk)
Quantity
3.28 cubic feet (11 boxes, 1 oversize folder, 1 oversize vertical folder)
Collection Number
0296 (Accession No. 0296-003)
Summary
Financial and planning records, Cowlitz County exhibit guest book, reminiscence of the organization and management, pamphlets, maps, invitations, menus, clippings, memorabilia, souvenirs, and ephemera related to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition held in Seattle, Washington
Repository
University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu
Access Restrictions

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Languages
English
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Historical Note

The 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE) held in Seattle, Washington, was the spectacular result of nearly 10 million dollars and four years of effort. The Klondike Gold Rush made Seattle the dominant city in the Pacific Northwest, as the major supplier to Alaska. The goal of the 1909 AYPE was to show off the growth and development of the Pacific Northwest, specifically Seattle, and to display the value of commercial trade with the Pacific Rim. When Japan agreed to participate, the AYPE became a truly international, multi-cultural event, which planners of the AYPE hoped would demonstrate cooperation between people from around the world. On a less philosophical level, city officials also hoped that the exposition would encourage people to relocate to the growing metropolis of Seattle.

Officials soon decided on the largely wooded grounds of the University of Washington, situated on Lake Washington, with Mount Rainier visible in the distance. The first $650,000 for the AYPE was raised by proud Seattlites, who bought "shares" of the exposition. Much of the rest was funded by the sale of public lands and by the Washington State legislature, with the understanding that the buildings built for the exposition would become part of the University of Washington at the end of the AYPE. John and Frederick Olmsted, son and stepson of Frederick Law Olmsted, prominent landscape architects in their own right, designed much of the AYPE grounds.

Thanks to two years of planning and the huge sums of money raised, the AYPE grounds and exposition were everything the planners had hoped for. It was a fascinating mix of ethnic diversity and crass commercialism, but it clearly appealed to the people of the United States. Over 80,000 people attended the AYPE on opening day in June 1909, and by closing day (October 16, 1909), 3.7 million people had paid to see attractions such as the Igorrote Village and the Indian and Eskimo exhibits.

Although the Exposition boasted its own official photographer, amateur photographers could purchase a paper permit, allowing access for one day. With the day pass, an amateur photographer with a camera smaller than 6 x 8 inches was allowed to take unlimited photographs of the buildings, exhibits and other features. In February 1909, newspaper articles encouraged Seattle residents to take photographs of the construction and send them "back home" to people outside the city as incentive to attend the upcoming Exposition.

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Content Description

Financial and planning records, Cowlitz County exhibit guest book, reminiscence of the organization and management of the Exposition by John E. Chilberg, pamphlets, maps, invitations, menus, clippings, memorabilia, souvenirs, and ephemera related to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.

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Restrictions on Use

Creator's literary rights not transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.

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Administrative Information

Arrangement

Arranged in 6 series.

  • Series 1, Financial Reports, 1907-1909, 1953
  • Series 2, Memorabilia and ephemera, 1908-1909
  • Series 3, Clippings, 1907-1984
  • Series 4, Finance and Appropriations, 1908-1909
  • Series 5, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition planning and administration, 1906-1961
  • Series 6, Alaska-Pacific-Yukon Exposition pamphlets, 1909

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Detailed Description of the Collection

 

  • Series 1: Financial Reports, 1907-1909, 1953

    Daily revenue reports and monthly treasurer's reports addressed to Edmond S. Meany, the University of Washington representative to the Executive Committee.

  • Series 2: Memorabilia and ephemera, 1908-1909

    • Description: Letter to E.S. Meany from I.A. Nadeau
      Dates: 1908 October 23
      Container: Box/Folder 1/10
    • Description: Menu from dinner given by Benjamin Wilcox at the New York State Building
      Dates: 1909 September 10
      Container: Box/Folder 1/11
    • Description: Invitation to J.E. Chilberg to honorary initiation of President W. H. Taft to Arctic Brotherhood
      Dates: 1909 September 30
      Container: Box/Folder 1/12
    • Description: Opening Ceremony Ticket
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/13
    • Description: Pass to official dinner at the New York State Building
      Dates: 1909 June 11
      Container: Box/Folder 1/14
    • Description: Blank A.Y.P.E. Stationary
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/15
    • Description: Ribbon, printed 'Stanford'
      Dates: approximately 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/16
    • Description: Ribbon, printed 'Smith Family Day'
      Dates: approximately 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/17
    • Description: Ticket for Swedish Day
      Dates: 1909 July 31
      Container: Box/Folder 1/18
    • Description: Souvenir ticket for Seattle Day
      Dates: 1909 September 06
      Container: Box/Folder 1/19
    • Description: Fair ticket, printed 'Fairy Gorge Tickler, 10 cents'
      Dates: approximately 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/20
    • Description: Personal ticket for Monitor-Merrimac and Battle of Gettysburg
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/21
    • Description: Trip pass for the U.S. Government Exhibit Building
      Dates: 1909 September 30
      Container: Box/Folder 1/22
    • Description: Invitation to the Exercises of Swedish Day as a Guest of Honor
      Dates: 1909 July 31
      Container: Box/Folder 1/23
    • Description: Postage stamps, printed 'Alaska-Yukon-Pacific 1909: Two Cents', with image of William H. Seward
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/24
    • Description: Ribbon, printed 'SEATTLE DAY'
      Dates: 1909 September 06
      Container: Box/Folder 1/25
    • Description: Felt emblem of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
      Dates: approximately 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/26
    • Description: Guest Book from Cowlitz County Exhibit

      Donated by Pauline Elwell, 1986-12-29

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/27
    • Description: Handmade $2.00 AYPE label
      Dates: approximately 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/28
    • Description: Souvenir ticket for Seattle Day
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/29
    • Description: Souvenir miniature fan
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 1/30
    • Description: White Silk Shawl

      Scope and Content: White silk shawl purchased by Florence Tustin's grandfather and worn by Tustin at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition.

      Donated by Florence Tustin, 1989-07-15

      Dates: approximately 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 2
    • Description: Commemorative spoon, Manufactures Building

      Scope and Content: Commemorative silver-plated Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition spoon. The bottom of the handle on the reverse side is marked with "MB" crossed by mining tools, along with "A1" enclosed in a circle. On the obverse, the handle is decorated with a figure holding the AYP emblem between its right arm and lap. The figure is part of the letter "S" that begins the words "Seattle 09" that appear down the handle. The bowl of the spoon depicts the Manufactures Building, which is also labeled. The reverse of the bowl is blank. The reverse of the handle features the Seattle city skyline from Elliott Bay with a floral motif at its tip, and the words "Seattle 09" at the bottom of the skyline.

      Donated by Harry Page, 2007-11-13

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 3
    • Description: Commemorative plate, Oregon State Building

      Scope and Content: Commemorative gilt-edged Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition plate. The obverse features the words "Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition" along the top in the outer ring, and the words "Seattle Washington 1909" along the bottom in the outer ring. A cluster of three pink roses is on each side of the outer ring. The center ring of the plate depicts the Oregon State Building, which is labeled and painted in a three-quarter view. On the reverse, there is a red rectangular stamp that marks that the plate was "Manufactured Exclusively for the Oregon Commission."

      Donated by Paula Freeman, 2008-02-07

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 3
    • Description: Commemorative fob, with three medals

      Scope and Content: Commemorative Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition fob. Medals are reversible with different images on each side. The top medal has William H. Seward on one side and the Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition emblem on the reverse. The second medal has the Forestry Building with the Fine Arts Palace on the reverse. The third medal has the Manufactures Building with the United States Government Building on the reverse. The medals are linked together with chains that meet at the top with a ring, so it could be worn as a watch fob or hung as a display piece.

      Donated by Ted Ludgate, 2018-03-22

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 4
    • Description: Commemorative mug

      Scope and Content: Commemorative Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition mug. Mug is white and features the A.Y.P.E. emblem on the side. On the bottom of the mug is printed "Adams Tunstall, England: Made for the Bon Marché, Seattle, Washington."

      Donated by Ted Ludgate, 2018-03-22

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 4
    • Description: Plaque of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition emblem

      Scope and Content: Plaque of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition emblem. Plaque is ceramic and painted gold. It has been damaged and is in approximately 11 pieces. It is 12" in diameter.

      Donated by Ted Ludgate, 2018-03-22

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 5
    • Description: Admission tickets

      Scope and Content: Roll of tear off admission tickets, printed 'Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition: Bureau of Admissions.' Tickets are small and red. Roll is 7.5" in diameter.

      Donated by Nancy Siegel, 2016

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 6
    • Description: Diploma awarded to J. H. Pauly for valuable service rendered as collaborator
      Dates: 1909 October 16
      Container: Folder:oversize 1
    • Description: Pennant, printed "OUR DAY: SEATTLE"
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Folder:oversize 1
    • Description: Framed Hair Picture of Exposition Grounds

      This item is an artifact or framed work of art and requires special handling. Please contact Special Collections for more information regarding access and/or retrieval.

      Scope and Content: Original art piece made of hair featuring the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. Artist is signed as Mrs. E. O. Burch. Ellen O. Burch of Seattle entered the piece into the fair for judging and was awarded the grand prize on October 16, 1909. The framed hair picture was preserved along with a grand prize ribbon and large diploma signed by Exposition dignitaries.

      Donated by Dan Kerlee in 2018.

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Hanging object Zone 1
    • Description: Grand Prize ribbon and diploma

      Scope and Content: The grand prize ribbon and large diploma signed by Exposition dignitaries was awarded to Mrs. Ellen O. Burch for her original art piece made of hair featuring the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.

      Donated by Dan Kerlee in 2018.

      Dates: 1909 October 16
      Container: Box 7
    • Description: Commemorative Spoon: First Wagon Bridge over the Columbia, Wenatchee, WA

      Silver spoon engraved with sketch of bridge, over the Columbia River and "First Wagon Bridge over the Columbia, Wenatchee, Wash." Spoon handle embellished with apples and leaves.

      Donated by Annie Ludlum in 1999.

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box 8
    • Description: Commemorative spoon: Masonic Temple, Spokane, WA

      Silver spoon engraved with image of the Masonic Temple in Spokane, Washington. Spoon handle embellished with Native American in headdress and raised tomahawk.

      Donated by Annie Ludlum in 1999

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box 8
    • Description: Commemorative spoon with AYPE emblem

      Silver spoon engraved with "AYP Expo Seattle." Spoon handle embellished wit the face of George Washington and the word "Washington."

      Donated by Annie Ludlum in 1999

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box 8
    • Description: Lumbermen's Day Button
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box 8
    • Description: Copper coin with AYPE emblem and the seal of the City of Seattle
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box 8
    • Description: Heart shaped gold pin; Souvenir of the Government Building
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box 8
    • Description: AYPE silver medal in box. Albert Hansen, Seattle
      Dates: approximately 1909
      Container: Box 8
    • Description: Card

      Card reads: "Governor Hughes will deliver an address to the people of the Northwest at 2 p.m., Monday, August second, either in the natural amphitheater or in the auditorium, as circumstances may suggest."

      Dates: undated
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: "The California Promotion Committee Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco and other organizations of California visit to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition"

      Booklet detailing itinerary and personnel of aforementioned titles; bound in sage suede with "Mr. J.E. Chilberg" stamped into cover

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: "Application for concession at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition"

      Blank form for AYPE vendors

      Dates: undated
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: Northern Pacific Yellowstone Park Line advertisement

      Duo-face cardboard flyer advertising the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition on one side and Yellowstone National Park on the reverse.

      Dates: 1907
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: Pay Streak ticket booklet

      Complete booklet of tickets for pay streak attractions. Cover reads: "Special Exploitation Department Pay Streak Ticket Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition 1909; Good for properly accredited newspaper representatives and contest parties only"

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: President's complimentary pass: Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

      Cardboard pass made out to Miss May Banks; signed by J.E. Chilberg

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: The Seattle Symphony Orchestra first Sunday afternoon concert program
      Dates: 1909 June 3
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: Admission card to the Speakers' Platform at the opening ceremonies of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
      2 copies
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: "The Exposition Beautiful" cover

      Pamphlet cover only; 3 holes punched into left side

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/10
    • Description: Blank invitation from the Hawaii Commission Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
      Dates: undated
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Blank invitation from Benjamin M. Wilcox to a dinner in honor of General William H. Seward and William H. Seward, Jr. at the New York State Building

      Includes original card, photocopy and clipping related to event

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Blank invitation from the City of Seattle Mayor and Council to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

      Stamped "M. Banks"

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation to the Exercises of Swedish Day as a Guest of Honor
      Dates: 1909 July 31
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Governor of the state of Washington and the Washington State Commission to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to a reception and ball tendered to the president and officers of the exposition
      3 copies
      Dates: 1909 October 15
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Lowman V. Hanford Company to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Washington Conservation Association to the First National Conservation Congress

      Includes RSVP and reply cards

      Dates: 1909 August 26, 27, 28
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Admission card to the New York State Building luncheon
      Dates: 1909 June 1
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: RSVP card and return envelope to Josiah Collins, Chairman Committee on Ceremonies

      2 different designs

      Dates: undated
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from James A. Wood, director of Exploitation to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the New York State Committee to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to a reception tendered to Honorable Charles E. Hughes, Governor of the state of New York
      3 copies

      Includes an envelope addressed to "C.L. Andrews, Alaska Building" and admittance card for Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Henry

      Dates: 1909 August 2
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Rainier Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution to the unveiling of the statue of Washington
      Dates: 1909 June 14
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Form letter invitation on Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition letterhead to a parade and closing exercises
      Dates: 1909 October 16
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Ticket granting admission to the Washington State Building dinner
      Dates: 1909 September 30
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation to the opening of the Washington State Women's Building
      Dates: 1909 June 1
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Idaho State Commission to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition on Idaho Day
      Dates: 1909 September 16
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Committee on Ceremonies of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to a luncheon at the New York State Building to meet The President of the United States
      2 copies
      Dates: 1909 September 30
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the president and officers of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to a reception tendered to the French ambassador and Madame Jusserand at the New York State Building
      4 copies

      Includes a blank envelope

      Dates: 1909 June 14
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from Ye New England Club of Seattle to a "visiting and "dancing"

      Invitation made out to Clarence L. Andrews; includes addressed envelope

      Dates: 1909 September 11
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from G.A.K.O. and J.T.G. to the Arctic Brotherhood Building for the initiation to Honorary Degree Membership of President William H. Taft
      2 copies
      Dates: 1909 September 30
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from Hajime Ota, Imperial Japanese Government Commissioner General to the dedication of the Japan Exhibits Building and reception
      3 copies

      One card reads: "Property of Mabel Chilberg"; includes one envelope addressed to C.L. Andrews

      Dates: 1909 July 21
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Admission card from I.A. Nadeau, Director General to Mr. Lyman Banks to visit the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
      Dates: undated
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Committee on Ceremonies of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to a luncheon at the Seattle Golf and Country Club to meet the President of the United States
      Dates: 1909 October 1
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Invitation from the Officers and Directors of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to the opening ceremonies
      3 copies
      Dates: 1909 June 1
      Container: Box/Folder 11/11
    • Description: Menu-Swedish Day Banquet
      2 copies

      One menu is stamped "March 7, 1962" and features "g. dda M. Johnson March '59" written in pencil

      Dates: 1909 July 31
      Container: Box/Folder 11/12
    • Description: Menu-Dinner given by the New York State Committee to the President of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition and Mrs. Chilberg
      Dates: 1909 June 11
      Container: Box/Folder 11/12
    • Description: Menu-Dinner given by the officers of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition to visiting guests
      2 copies
      Dates: 1909 June 1
      Container: Box/Folder 11/12
    • Description: Menu-Banquet in honor of William Howard Taft, President of the United States
      2 copies

      Also reads: "Tendered by governor of the State of Washington and the officers of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Washington State Building, September 30th 1909";

      Dates: 1909 September 30
      Container: Box/Folder 11/12
    • Description: Maps
      2 maps
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/13
  • Series 3: Clippings

    • Description: Opening - Seattle - Washington Days clippings
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 9/1
    • Description: Seattle Post-Intelligencer clippings
      4 folders
      Dates: approximately 1907-1909
      Container: Box/Folder 9/2-5
    • Description: National and foreign participation clippings
      Container: Box/Folder 9/6
    • Description: General clippings
      Dates: approximately 1909-1984
      Container: Box/Folder 10/1
    • Description: General clippings
      Dates: approximately 1905-1909
      Container: Box/Folder 10/2
  • Series 4: Finance - Appropriations

  • Series 5: Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition planning and administration

  • Series 6: AYPE Pamphlets

    • Description: "The Battle of Gettysburg: Story of the crucial battle of the war of the rebellion, as set forth in a lecture delivered by the Honorable M.R. Hughes and Colonel E.C. Johnson"

      Booklet of a touring exhibition presented at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "Resources of Alaska"

      Booklet produced by the Department of the Interior for the Alaska Exhibit

      Additional copy catalogued in Pacific Northwest Special Collections

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "Alaska, the sportsman's paradise"

      Excerpt of a booklet produced by the Department of the Interior for the Alaska Exhibit

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition: The fair that will be ready"

      Pocket-sized tri-fold flyer with illustrations and "Some facts about the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition"

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "'Dixie' Day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition"

      Program of events for Dixie Day

      Dates: 1909 August 24
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "Constitution and By-laws of Hostesses' Association"

      Includes list of officers and members of the AYPE Hostesses' Association, a branch of the National Hostesses' Association; written on cover: "Mr. James A. Wood"

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "Personnel and Itinerary Alaska-Yukon Pacific California Special"

      Flyer listing personnel and officials of Seattle and Tacoma Chambers of Commerce and train itinerary

      Dates: 1909 February 20-26
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "'Seeing Seattle' Observation Car Service"

      Tri-fold advertisement for a "Seeing Seattle" car tour

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "Seward Day"

      Booklet of the proceedings at the temporary unveiling of the statue to the late secretary Seward

      Additional copy catalogued in Pacific Northwest Special Collections

      Dates: 1909 September 10
      Container: Box/Folder 11/7
    • Description: "You'll like Tacoma: Official map of the A.Y.P.E. grounds with the compliments of Pierce County and the City of Tacoma"

      Pocket-sized foldout map of AYPE

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "The Century Vase sterling silver"

      A pocket-sized booklet describing a vase created by the Gorham Company to commemorate the "completion of the first century of the Republic of the United States of America," exhibited by Albert Hansen at the AYP Exposition

      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "Constitution and by-laws: list of the officers, committees and members of the Educational Exhibitors' Association"

      Includes list of officers and members of the Educational Exhibitors' Association; written on cover: "Mr. James A. Wood"

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "Japan Exhibits AYP"
      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Directory"
      2 copies

      Additional copy catalogued in Pacific Northwest Special Collections

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "Industrial Progress in Alaska"

      Booklet produced by the Department of the Interior for the Alaska Exhibit

      Additional copy catalogued in Pacific Northwest Special Collections

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "One hundred and fifty latest views of the A-Y-P Exposition and the Puget Sound Country"

      Postcard-sized book of photographs published by Robert A. Reid Publisher

      Extremely fragile condition

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "Facts about Alaska"

      Oversize folded fact sheet with map and photographs of Alaska

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/8
    • Description: "The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Educational Exhibit"

      Pocket-sized flyer describing the purpose, scope and contents of the AYPE Educational Exhibit; written on cover: "M. Banks"

      Dates: undated
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "The World's Most Beautiful Exposition: Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle, U.S.A., 1909, June 1st to October 16th"

      Booklet with text and photos of the AYPE

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "The North Western Line Seattle: Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition"

      Booklet produced by North Western Line describing rail routes, prominent Pacific Northwest cities, the AYPE, local Seattle hotels and boarding houses with rates, conventional schedule dates

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition: Seattle, U.S.A. June 1st to October 15th 1909 issued by the Department of Publicity 1908"

      Pocket-sized booklet describing purposes of exposition, states, ground breaking event, funding, exhibits; features map and photographs

      Dates: 1908
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "King County State of Washington 1909: Its history, resources, development, present conditions & opportunities"

      Booklet describing King County buildings, lumber, coal mining, horticulture, dairy, rail, shipping industries. Includes local statistics and photographs.

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "Souvenir Guide of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition"

      Pocket-sized booklet produced by the Seattle Electric Company Department of Publicity describing exposition, Seattle neighborhoods, hotels, theaters, clubs. Includes interurban tour schedules, maps, baseball game schedule, blank pages for memoranda.

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "The United States Government at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Seattle June 1st to October 16th"

      Pocket-sized folded sheet describing Government exhibits

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Illustrated"

      Paperback book of photographs of AYPE buildings, statues, pay streak exhibitions. Also includes photos of Seattle street scenes

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "Custer's last rally by John Mulvaney"

      Pamphlet on the "historical painting now on view at H.J. Heinz Company's exhibit, Agriculture Building, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, Washington, June 1st, to October 16th, 1909."

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "A-Y-P Exposition as an educator"

      Booklet by R.D. Bailey, Superintendent of Educational Exhibit

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9
    • Description: "Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Official Guide"

      Guide is complete with tipped-in map

      Dates: 1909
      Container: Box/Folder 11/9