Eric A. Hegg photographs

Eric A. Hegg photographs, approximately 1887-1903

Overview of the Collection

Creator

Hegg, Eric A., 1867-1947

Title

Eric A. Hegg photographs

Dates

approximately 1887-1903 (inclusive)

Quantity

approximately 345 photographic prints : black and white ; various sizes
approximately 442 negatives : glass, black and white ; 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches
33 albums (approximately 1,610 photographic prints) : black and white ; 28.5 x 39 cm.

Collection Number

PH0274

Summary

Images documenting 1890s gold rush localities and activities in the Klondike River Valley of Alaska and the Yukon Territory of Canada made by Swedish-born photographer Eric Hegg

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

The original photographs and negatives are not available for use due to preservation concerns.

Request at UW

Languages

English

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

In 1888 Eric A. Hegg opened his first studio in Washington in Sehome, also known as New Whatcom, on Bellingham Bay. A year or two later he set up a second studio in Fairhaven, a growing logging and mining community. Hearing news of gold strikes in the Klondike River Valley, Yukon Territory, in September or October of 1897, he joined a party of Bellingham men who had chartered the Skagit Chief, an old sternwheeler, and travelled the inside passage as far as Dyea, Alaska. Arriving too late to get down the Yukon River to Dawson City before freeze-up, Hegg decided to remain on the coast until spring. Using his Dyea studio as a base, he frequently traveled up the Chilkoot Trail to photograph the huge migration to the Yukon known as "the Stampede." During the winter of 1897-1898, he moved his studio to Skagway, Alaska. He was soon joined by Per Larss, a fellow Scandinavian, and together they made frequent photographic excursions over the Chilkoot Pass, to Lake Lindeman and Bennett, selling their photographs on the trail. Hegg established a brief tent studio in the town of Bennett and on his departure from Bennett, turned the business over to Edward J. Hamacher, who later bacame a notable Whitehorse photographer.

The party of Larss and Hegg arrived in Dawson City on June 20, 1898, where they established a studio on the waterfront between First and Second Streets. Larss and Hegg joined in formal partnership in September 1898. Their studio, however, suffered severe loss when fire broke out in Dawson City in Oct. 1898. Later George Cantwell was taken on to assist with outside photographic work. In August of 1899, Hegg sold his interest in his Dawson City studio to Larss, who had entered into partnership with Joseph Duclos, and headed for Nome. Subsequently he published a souvenir booklet entitled "Alaska-Yukon Souvenir" (1900). He left Nome in 1902. It is uncertain when Hegg finally left Alaska, but between the years 1905 and 1918, he worked in Juneau and later in Cordova where he signed on as company photographer during the construction of the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad for the Guggenheims. His firm specialized in art and commercial photography, Alaska souvenirs, postcards, and views. When Hegg finally left Alaska, he worked in Hawaii for a San Francisco newspaper for a year or so. He later returned to Bellingham and died in San Diego in December, 1947.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The images in the Hegg collection consist of photographs found in the 33 Hegg albums, contact prints made from the 442 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 glass negatives, and individual original Hegg photographs not from the initial Hegg donation. The Hegg albums are located in the Special Collections vault along with 3 boxes of original Hegg photographs (Boxes 10-12).

The photographs document gold rush localities and activities in the Klondike River Valley of Alaska and the Yukon Territory of Canada circa 1887-1903, including images of the White Pass Trail, the Chilkoot Trail, Dawson City, Nome, Skagway, steamboats, dogsledding, Alaska Natives, and more.

Other Descriptive InformationReturn to Top

Some of the original negatives have Webster & Stevens numbers and studio signatures, though they are original Hegg negatives. These negatives were aquired by Webster & Stevens in 1902 during Hegg's bitter divorce from his wife Ella (who operated the Skagway studio at the time). She sold many of his negatives and photographs to Webster & Stevens, who subsequently removed the Hegg studio imprint from the negatives and sold prints made from these negatives as products of their studio. These images are noted accordingly in the finding aid.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

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Copy and contact prints were made from the original negatives and photographic prints, and are available for public use in the Special Collections division, University of Washington Libraries.

Restrictions on Use

Restrictions exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.

Preferred Citation

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Arranged in 5 series.

Numbered albums
Lettered albums
Glass Negatives
Vintage Hegg Prints
Copy Prints

Processing Note

Processed by Michael Hagostek, 2013

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Numbered albums Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		*Dyea and Chilkoot Trail* Includes images of Dyea (street scenes, harbor); Canyon City; Sheep Camp; Blue Canyon; Crater Lake; Chilkoot Pass; the Scales; Deep Lake; Long Lake; the snow slide of April 3, 1898; the Klondike Transportation Company's tramway operation; and the Chilkoot Railway and Transportation Co.'s aerial tram.	1897-1899
Box/Folder	item
1/1	1-1	View of Dyea, Alaska and mountain range (Hegg 51)	1897?
1/2	1-2	Trail Street in Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 52) Webster & Stevens 432.A signature and number on negative. See 13-17 in Glass Negatives.	1897?
1/2	1-3	Main Street looking south in Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 53)	1897?
1/3	1-4	Beach at Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 54) Webster & Stevens 80.A signature and number on negative. See 13-19 in Glass Negatives.	1897?
1/3	1-5	Main Street looking north, Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 57)	1897?
1/4	1-6	Freight yard on beach in Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 58)	1897?
1/4	1-7	Ship in harbor at Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 61a) Webster & Stevens 105.A signature and number on negative. See 13-21 in Glass Negatives.	1897?
1/5	1-8	Healy and Wilson store on River Street in Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 71)	November 19, 1897
1/5	1-9	Horses and men on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 73a) Webster & Stevens 255.A signature and number on negative. See 13-28 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/6	1-10	Canyon City on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 76)	1898?
1/6	1-11	Aftermath of snowslide on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 79) See 13-29 in Glass Negatives.	April 3, 1898
1/7	1-12	Men pulling sleds with supplies near summit (Hegg 209)	1898
1/7	1-13	Men and dog sled in canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 80) Webster & Stevens 325.A signature and number on negative. See 13-30 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
1/8	1-14	Men with horse team and dog sled in canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 81) See 13-31 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
1/8	1-15	Men and horse teams in canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 82)	1898?
1/9	1-16	Sheep Camp on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 88)	February 16, 1898
1/9	1-17	Power house showing tramway in operation on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 84) Webster & Stevens 20.A signature and number on negative. See 14-1 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
1/10	1-18	Blue Canyon between Summit Lake and Middle Lake (Hegg 259)	1898
1/10	1-19	Man on dog sled going through a canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 93) Caption on photo: returning for another load.	1898?
1/11	1-20	Sleds with sails on frozen over Crater Lake, British Columbia (Hegg 95) It is possible that his identification of Crater Lake is incorrect.See 14-6 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/11	1-21	Klondikers, supply caches, and freight at The Scales, base of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 96) Webster & Stevens 417.A signature and number on negative. See 14-7 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/12	1-22	The rapids between Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 216) Webster & Stevens 38.A signature and number on negative. See 15-22 in Glass Negatives.	June 4, 1899
1/12	1-23	Men with packs ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 97)	1898
1/13	1-24	Klondikers with packs ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaksa (Hegg 98) Caption on photo: view showing the mode of travel on the Chilkoot. See 14-8 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
1/13	1-25	Men outside the Klondike Transportation Company tramway power house on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 99)	1898?
1/14	1-26	Expeditioners ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaksa (Hegg 100) Webster & Stevens 436.A signature and number on negative. See 14-9 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/14	1-27	Men at a campsite in canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 101) Hegg copy of original Blankenberg (photographer) See 14-10 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/15	1-28	Scales looking south on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 103)	1898
1/15	1-29	View of Scales and the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 105a) Webster & Stevens 272.A signature and number on negative. See 14-11 in Glass Negatives.	March 1898
1/16	1-30	Men and dog sleds in snowstorm on the summit of Chilkoot Pass, British Columbia (Hegg 108)	1898
1/16	1-31	Men with packs making their final ascent to the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 207) See 15-16 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/17	1-32	Men, supplies, and tents at the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska and British Columbia (Hegg 208)	1898
1/17	1-33	Men, supplies, and boats at Crater Lake on Chilkoot Trail, British Columbia (Hegg 464)	September 5, 1898
1/18	1-34	Bodies of tramway men killed in a snowslide on Chilkoot Pass being exhumed (Hegg 202)	April 3, 1898
1/18	1-35	Men and dog on the summit after a snowslide on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 203) Webster & Stevens 142.A signature and number on negative. See 15-14 in Glass Negatives.	April 3, 1898
1/19	1-36	Men at Sheep Camp, Alaska (Hegg 204)	April, 1898
1/19	1-37	View of Scales and Chilkoot Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 206) See 15-15 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/20	1-38	Packers ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass via the Golden Stairs, Alaska (Hegg 205)	1898
1/20	1-39	View of Deep Lake on the Chilkoot Trail, British Columbia (Hegg 467)	September 6, 1898
1/21	1-40	Tramway carrying a Peterborough canoe on Chilkoot Trail (Hegg 335)	1898?
1/21	1-41	Men unloading freight at the south end of Long Lake, British Columbia (Hegg 466)	September 4, 1898
1/22	1-42	North-West Mounted Police and Canadian Custom House on Chilkoot Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 210) See 15-17 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/22	1-43	Expeditioners along the Chilkoot Trail, British Columbia (Hegg 215) Webster & Stevens 132 signature and number on negative. See 15-21 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
1/23	1-44	Men with sleds in canyon between Long Lake and Lindeman, British Columbia (Hegg 219)	1898
1/23	1-45	Unspecified campsite and boats next to a lake (Hegg 225)	1898?
1/24	1-46	Men and supplies on Chilkoot Summit, Alaska (Hegg 222) Webster & Stevens 435.A signature and number on negative. See 15-24 in Glass Negatives.	1898
1/24	1-47	Men, supplies, and tents on Chilkoot Summit, Alaksa (Hegg 236) Webster & Stevens 155.A signature and number on negative. See 15-26 in Glass Negatives.	March, 1898
1/25	1-48	Looking up the Chilkoot summit from Crater Lake, with a view of the aerial tramway, British Columbia (Hegg 374) Webster & Stevens 338.A signature and number on negative.	April 11, 1899
1/25	1-49	Men and dog sleds coming up the Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 702)	1899?
1/26	1-50	View of the canyon below the Chilkoot Pass summit showing the aerial tramway, Alaska (Hegg 711) Webster & Stevens 410.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
1/26	1-51	The aerial tramway on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 706) Caption on photo: the long span to the summit, 1200 feet high.Webster & Stevens 312.A signature and number on negative.	April 24, 1899
1/27	1-52	Exterior of Chilkoot Railroad and Transport Company building in canyon, Alaska (Hegg 186)	April 22, 1899
		*White Pass & Yukon Route 1* Images are of the construction of the White Pass & Yukon Railroad, including blasting and cutting rock, digging grades, and construction of trestles. Also included are views of camps at Caribou and the summit; tracks and switchbacks at Porcupine Hill, Cutoff Canyon, and other localities; Heney Station; and Log Cabin, British Columbia (especially the custom house). There are some images depicting the clearing of track after the snowstorm of March 20, 1899, and the first passenger train of the White Pass & Yukon Railroad, February 20, 1899.	1898-1899
Album	item
2	2-1	Blasting rock on the White Pass & Yukon Route near Whitehorse, Yukon (Hegg 744)	1898?
2	2-2	Horse teams on the White Pass & Yukon Route near Whitehorse, Yukon (Hegg 745)	1898?
2	2-3	View of the camp at Caribou Crossing, Yukon (Hegg 761) Caribou Crossing is now known as Carcross.	1898?
2	2-4	Tents and a boat under construction at Caribou Crossing, Yukon (Hegg 762) Webster & Stevens 278.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
2	2-5	Pacific & Arctic Railway & Navigation Company workers clearing a path for the railroad on Porcupine Hill, Alaska (Hegg 372) The Pacific & Arctic Railway & Navigation Company was one of three companies chartered to build the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, the other two being the British Columbia-Yukon Railway Company and the British-Yukon Railway Company.Webster & Stevens 420.A signature and number on negative.	August 6, 1898
2	2-6	This image is missing from the album. Image number 6 is missing.
2	2-7	Train engine and workers on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, Alaska (Hegg 623)	1898?
2	2-8	Workers on the White Pass & Yukon Route two miles from the White Pass summmit, Alaska (Hegg 626)	February 1, 1899
2	2-9	Men, horses, and tents at Summit Camp on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 627)	February 2, 1899
2	2-10	Workers using dynamite to blast a path for the railroad at Summit Lake on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 628)	February 2, 1899
2	2-11	View of railroad track laid on a switchback on the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg B248) Webster & Stevens 110.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-12	View of workers at Summit Lake depicting the railroad grade for the area, British Columbia (Hegg 630) Webster & Stevens 406.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-13	Workers using shovels to clear snow off the track after a snowstorm on the White Pass summit, British Columbia (Hegg 689) Webster & Stevens 391.A signature and number on negative.	March 20, 1899
2	2-14	View of the railroad track laid on Porcupine Hill from a distance, Alaska (Hegg 632) Webster & Stevens 430.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-15	Workers and a train on a trestle bridge outside of a tunnel on the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg 634) Webster & Stevens 146.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-16	View of a stretch of railroad track on the White Pass & Yukon Route with a mountain peak in the distance (Hegg 635) Webster & Stevens 165.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-17	Railroad track laid above Cutoff Canyon, Alaska (Hegg 87) Webster & Stevens 79.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-18	View of a section of the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad on Porcupline Hill, Alaska (Hegg 637) Webster & Stevens 140.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-19	Men, horses, and railroad track in a canyon near Porcupine Hill, Alaska (Hegg 638) Webster & Stevens 218.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-20	Looking down toward Skagway from Porcupine Hill on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, Alaska (Hegg 639) Webster & Stevens 68.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-21	Section of railroad track on the White Pass & Yukon Route next to a cliff face (Hegg 640) Webster & Stevens 320.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-22	Workers clearing snow off the track around a stuck engine after a snowstorm on the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 690a)	March 20, 1899
2	2-23	Looking down toward Lynn Canal from the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg 648) Lynn Canal is not an artificial canal, but actually an inlet into the mainland of Southeast Alaska. It leads into Chilkoot Inlet, from which ships and boats sailed to Skagway.	1899?
2	2-24	Trestle bridge on the White Pass & Yukon Route. (Hegg 728)	June, 1899
2	2-25	Looking toward Skagway on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, Alaska (Hegg 650) Webster & Stevens 145.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-26	Workers constructing a trestle bridge near a tunnel, Alaska (Hegg 651)	1899?
2	2-27--2-28	Workers clearing the track after a snowstorm on the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 691 and Hegg 692) Webster & Stevens 161.A signature and number on negative for 2-27.	March 20, 1899
2	2-29	Men standing outside Heney Station on the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg 654)	1899?
2	2-30	Passengers standing outside the first passenger train to reach the summit of White Pass on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 657)	February 20th, 1899
2	2-31	Arrival of the first passenger train at the summit of White Pass on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 658)	February 20th, 1899
2	2-32	The first passenger train on the White Pass & Yukon Route crossing the East Fork of the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 659)	February 20th, 1899
2	2-33	Passengers from the first passenger train on the White Pass & Yukon Route taking in the scenery from Procupine Hill, Alaska (Hegg 660)	February 20th, 1899
2	2-34	The first passenger train on the White Pass & Yukon Route crossing a bridge beore entering a tunnel, Alaska (Hegg 661) Webster & Stevens 86.A signature and number on negative.	February 20th, 1899
2	2-35	The first passenger train on the White Pass & Yukon Route coming down from the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 662)	February 20th, 1899
2	2-36	Passengers from the first passenger train on the White Pass & Yukon Route taking in the scenery form Porcupine Hill, Alaska (Hegg 663)	February 20th, 1899
2	2-37	Train on an unidentified section of the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg 666) Webster & Stevens 144.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-38	Men clearing snow off the tracks at a switchback on the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg 667) Webster & Stevens 197.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
2	2-39	Men standing outside the Canadian Custom House at Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 668) Webster & Stevens 280.A signature and number on negative.	March 17, 1899
2	2-40	Officers standing outside the North-West Mounted Police barracks at Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 669)	March 17, 1899
2	2-41	U.S. soliders guarding Indians unloading freight from a ship in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 165a)	1899?
2	2-42	Workers and a horse-drawn wagon on the White Pass & Yukon Route one mile beyond Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 675)	March 16, 1899
2	2-43	Aerial view of warehouses and a train on the summit of White Pass, British Columbia (Hegg 676) Webster & Stevens 295.A signature and number on negative.	April 9, 1899
2	2-44	Men stading outside the White Pass & Yukon Route Passenger and Freight Office in Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 685)	March 16, 1899
2	2-45	Workers and a horse team digging two miles from Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 679)	March 16, 1899
2	2-46	Men, horses, and supply sleds being inspected outside the Canadian Custom House at Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 682)	March 17, 1899
2	2-47	Unidentified trestle bridge on the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg 853)	1899?
2	2-48	This image is missing from the album. Image number 48 is missing.
		*White Pass & Yukon Route 2* This album includes scenes along the White Pass & Yukon Route; the Skagway River; Clifton; Shallow Lake; leaving Skagway for the summit; the freight and passenger station at Log Cabin, British Columbia; Bennet terminus; the summit of the White Pass & Yukon Route; Senator Fairbanks at the summit; and Lake Lewis.	1898-1899
Album	item
3	3-1	View of a trestle bridge on the White Pass & Yukon Route from a distance (Hegg 824) Webster & Stevens 370.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-2	View of a train on the White Pass & Yukon Route with a railroad switch on the track (Hegg 2)	1899?
3	3-3	View of the Skagway River with railroad tracks on a ridge on the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg 4)	1899?
3	3-4	Man and woman standing near a railroad switch at Clifton on the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg 44)	1899?
3	3-5	Shallow Lake along the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 9)	1898?
3	3-6	Surveyor Strong at work between the White Pass Summit and Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 15)	June 1, 1899
3	3-7	Looking across Shallow Lake on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 35) This photo is damaged.	1899?
3	3-8	View of Shallow Lake with mountains in the distance on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 5) This photo is damaged.	1899?
3	3-9	Passenger train leaving the station at Skagway for the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 110)	1899?
3	3-10	Log buildings along the Skagway River with Bates Peak in the backgorund, Alaska (Hegg 111a) Webster & Stevens 374.A signature and number on negative. See 14-17 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
3	3-11	View of Bates Peak from the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 114) Webster & Stevens 133 signature and number on negative. See 14-20 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
3	3-12	The railroad switch at Clifton, Alaska (Hegg B318) Webster & Stevens 401.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-13	Horse shoe curve on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad (Hegg 116) Webster & Stevens 158.A signature and number on negative. See 14-22 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
3	3-14	Surveyor J.J. Dewitt at Camp C on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 113)	1899?
3	3-15	Train traveling along the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg 125b) Webster & Stevens 421.A signature and number on negative. See 14-26 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
3	3-16	Mountains reflected on the glassy surface of Shallow Lake along the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 127)	1899?
3	3-17	Horse-drawn wagons lined up at the Freight & Passenger Station in Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 126)	June 1, 1899
3	3-18	View of Mount Dewey with buildings visbile at the base (Hegg 135) Webster & Stevens 292.A signature and number on negative. See 14-31 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
3	3-19	Trestle bridge under construction at Lake Lewis, Alaska (Hegg 747)	1899?
3	3-20	Rotary snow plow on White Pass & Yukon Railroad tracks, probably at WP&YR shops, Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 142)	1899?
3	3-21	Aerial view of people and trains at the terminus of the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 174)	August 5, 1899
3	3-22	View of warehouses, boats, and a train at the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 268) Webster & Stevens 352.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-23a	Senator Fairbanks and his party standing between the flags marking the U.S. and Canada sides of the border at White Pass Summit, Alaksa and British Columbia (Hegg 212) Webster & Stevens 378.A signature and number on negative. See 15-19 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
3	3-23b	View of Lake Lewis, Alaska (Hegg 748)	1899?
3	3-24	View of mountains along the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad (Hegg 253)	1899?
3	3-25a	View of the camp at the White Pass Summit and Summit Lake showing the flags marking the border between Canada and the U.S., Alaska (Hegg 256) Webster & Stevens 381.A signature and number on negative. See 15-33 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
3	3-25b	View from the shore of Lake Lewis, Alaska (Hegg 749)	1899?
3	3-26	Section of track along the White Pass & Yukon Route with a mountain peak in the background (Hegg 258)	1899?
3	3-27	Senator Fairbanks and his party arriving at the White Pass Summit via train, British Columbia (Hegg 270)	1899?
3	3-28	The camp at the White Pass Summit after a snowstorm, British Columbia (Hegg 271) Webster & Stevens 136.A signature and number on negative.	March 20, 1899
3	3-29	E. Rund holding a rifle and wearing snowshoes at Camp C on the White Pass & Yukon Route, British Columbia (Hegg 276)	1899?
3	3-30	Workers loading iron near Camp B on the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg 752)	1899?
3	3-31	This image is missing from the album. Image number 31 is missing.
3	3-32	Section of track along the White Pass & Yukon Route near the Sawtooth Mountains, Alaska (Hegg B281)	1899?
3	3-33	Section of track leading through a cutaway in the rocks near a railway turntable on the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg B283) Webster & Stevens 438.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-34	View of the Skagway River at Crescent Falls, Alaksa (Hegg 306)	1899?
3	3-35	Switchback on a section of track on the White Pass & Yukon Route with two workers on the tracks in the distance (Hegg B286) Webster & Stevens 98.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-36	Section of track blocked by rocks and running water with a railroad switch in the background on the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg B387) Webster & Stevens 99.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-37	View of a section of track on the White Pass & Yukon Route on a ridge near White Pass City (Hegg B289) There doesn't appear to be a White Pass City.Webster & Stevens 97.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-38	Horse shoe curve along a section of track on the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg B291) Webster & Stevens 389.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-39	Looking up the East Skagway River from the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg 269) Webster & Stevens 334.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-40	Men on tain cars on Broadway in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 504)	October 3, 1898
3	3-41	Horse teams waiting to load at the White Pass Summit with a train in the background, British Columbia (Hegg 292)	1899?
3	3-42	Workers spiking down steel on a section of the White Pass & Yukon Route near Camp B, Alaska (Hegg 753) Webster & Stevens 42.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-43	View of Mount Halcon with horse teams in the foreground from Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 294) Webster & Stevens 294.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
3	3-44	Man sitting on a rock next to Pitchfork Falls, Alaska (Hegg 300)	1898?
3	3-45	Aerial view of Pitchfork Falls, Alaksa (Hegg 305)	1899?
Album
4		Album 4 is not in the collection.
		*Nome, Alaska 1* Includes Nome street scenes; lightering freight on the beach; Fourth of July 1901 festivities; the fire of May 25th, 1901; gold bricks in the Bank of Cape Nome; and soldiers at Fort Davis and St. Michael's.	between 1900 and 1901
Album	item
5	5-1	Crowd of people and sled dogs on Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1476)	October 11, 1901
5	5-2	Two men in heavy coats posing with two dogs indoors (Hegg 1478) Webster & Stevens 118.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
5	5-3	Horses pulling a man and a woman in a carriage through the snow-covered streets of Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1874) Webster & Stevens 127.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
5	5-4	Nome Fire Department marching in a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1838) Webster & Stevens 313.A signature and number on negative. See 23-13 in Glass Negatives.	July 4, 1901
5	5-5--5-6	Men participating in the Nome Hose Company race in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1831 and Hegg 1835)	July 4, 1901
5	5-7	Nome school children singing a song as part of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1842) Webster & Stevens 182.A signature and number on negative. See 23-15 in Glass Negatives.	July 4, 1901
5	5-8	Judge R.N. Stevens reading the Declaration of Independence before a crowd as part of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1832) Webster & Stevens 277.A signature and number on negative. See 23-10 in Glass Negatives.	July 4, 1901
5	5-9	People and shops along First Avenue in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1462)	1901?
5	5-10	Workers laying water pipe in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1294A)	1901?
5	5-11	E. Engelstad singing "The Star Spanlged Banner" before a crowd as part of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1843) Webster & Stevens 122.A signature and number on negative. See 23-16 in Glass Negatives.	July 4, 1901
5	5-12	Mayor J. F. Giese making some closing remarks at the end of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1837) Webster & Stevens 233.A signature and number on negative. See 23-12 in Glass Negatives.	July 4, 1901
5	5-13	Rowboats in the surf with a ship in the distance (Hegg 1463) Caption on photo: rescue.	1901?
5	5-14	Group of men gathered on Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1464) Webster & Stevens 235.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
5	5-15	Crowd of people gathered in the street outside the headquarters of the San Francisco Examiner in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1467)	1901?
5	5-16	Men marching in the Grand Civic and Military Parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1492)	1901?
5	5-17	Workers, boats, and buildings along the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1315)	June 28, 1900
5	5-18	Horse-drawn sleds in the streets of Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1457) Caption on photo: Court House, Recorder's Office, and Catholic Church, Nome.Webster & Stevens 411.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
5	5-19	Man standing outside a cabin built from driftwood in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1206)	1901?
5	5-20	U.S. Army soldiers from Company A posing for a group photo at Fort Davis in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1844) The U.S. Army was sent to the Nome area to maintain order and combat the lawlessness that ran rampant at the time.	1901?
5	5-21	U.S. Army soliders posing with their riles for a group photo at Fort Davis in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1849a)	1901?
5	5-22	Men and horse-drawn wagons outside of Hegg's studio on Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1623) Webster & Stevens 409.A signature and number on negative. See 22-20 in Glass Negatives.	1901?
5	5-23	U.S. Army soldiers from Company K posing for a group photo at Fort Davis in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1845)	1901?
5	5-24	Soldiers lined up outside the barracks at Fort Davis in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1846)	1901?
5	5-25--5-26	Groups of U.S. Army soliders posing with their rifles at Fork Davis in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1847 and Hegg 1848)	1901?
5	5-27	Two men examining three gold bricks at the Bank of Cape Nome in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1495) Webster & Stevens 345.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
5	5-28	The first fire in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 165b) Might not be a Hegg photograph.	May 25, 1901
5	5-29	Members of the Yukon Order of Pioneers marching in the Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1491)	July 4, 1901
5	5-30	Three gold bricks at the Bank of Cape Nome in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1477)	1901?
5	5-31	Two men in heavy fur-lined coats with a dog amongst several large snowdrifts (Hegg 1589)	1901?
5	5-32	Man in a heavy fur-lined coat sitting atop a snow-covered boulder (Hegg 1583) Caption on photo: Polar Star.	1901?
5	5-33	View of the midnight sun over the ocean from Kotzebue Sound, Alaska (Hegg 1241)	1901?
5	5-34	Workers lightering freight with a derrick at N.W.C. Company in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1597)	1901?
5	5-35	The Dexter's posing for a photo in their garden in Chenik, Alaska (Hegg 1608)	1901?
5	5-36	Fourth of July parade coming down Steadman Avenue in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1833) Webster & Stevens 365.A signature and number on negative. See 23-11 in Glass Negatives.	July 4, 1901
5	5-37	Crowd watching the "Fat Man's Race" in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1834)	July 4, 1901
5	5-38	Men in rowboats on the Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1214) Webster & Stevens 379.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
5	5-39	Crowd watching a footrace in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1836)	July 4, 1901
5	5-40	The Nome Fire Department taking part in a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1839) Webster & Stevens 405.A signature and number on negative. See 23-14 in Glass Negatives.	July 4, 1901
5	5-41	Soldiers marching in a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1840)	July 4, 1901
5	5-42	Workers from the Hook and Ladder Company posing for a photo in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1841)	July 4, 1901
		*South Alaska* Shows Haines; Porcupine City and Porcupine mining operations; Chilkat Bay and the Chilkat Cannery; a Chilkat salmon run; salmon traps on the Chilkoot River; Pyramid Harbor; Petersburg Cannery; Davidson Glacier; Wrangell; and Klukwan.	between 1898 and 1903
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6	6-1	View of Haines from across the harbor, Alaska (Hegg 352)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-2	Mining claim at Porcupine Creek, Alaska (Hegg 362) Caption on photo: Discovery, Porcupine.Webster & Stevens 324.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-3	View of the Chilkat Bay from shore with a ship in the distance, Alaska (Hegg B417) Webster & Stevens 29.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-4--6-5	Aerial panoramic view of the Chilkat Cannery in Chilkat, Alaska (Hegg 296B and 296A) Hegg 296B and 296A are both parts of the same panorama, and are represented together as such.Webster & Stevens 188.A signature and number on negative fopr 6-5.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-6	View of two ships out on Pyramid Harbor near Haines, Alaska (Hegg 299)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-7	Three men hiking on Foster Glaicer near Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 130) The photo appears to show one man attempting to rescue another who had fallen into a crevasse.See 14-29 in Glass Negatives.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-8	Aerial view of a mining operation at Porcupine Creek, Alaska (Hegg 880)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-9	The head of Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 589)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-10	Bald eagle perched on a tree stump, Alaska (Hegg 590)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-11	Crevasse on Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 69)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-12--6-13	Views of Davidson Glacier as seen from Lynn Canal, Alaska (Hegg 604 and Hegg 605)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-14	The Wrangell Narrows, Alaska (Hegg 607) Webster & Stevens 240.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-15	View of the docks in Wrangell, Alaska (Hegg 608)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-16	View of the Wrangell Narrows, Alaska (Hegg 641)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-17	Davidson Glacier as seen from a distance, Alaska (Hegg 78)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-18	Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 70)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-19	The Petersburg Cannery on the Wrangell Narrows, Alaska (Hegg 848)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-20	Interior of St. Michael's Cathedral in Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 830) St. Michael's Cathedral is an Eastern Orthodox church in Sitka, Alaska, and is the earliest Orthodox Cathedral built in the New World.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-21	This image is missing from the album. Image number 21 is missing.
6	6-22	This image is missing from the album. Image number 22 is missing.
6	6-23	Salmon run on the Chilkat River, Alaska (Hegg 840)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-24	Alaska United Mining Company sluicing operation at McKinley Creek, Alaska (Hegg 850)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-25	Miners from the Porcupine Mining Company working a claim, Alaska (Hegg 851)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-26	Boats along the shore of the Chilkat River, Alaska (Hegg 839) Webster & Stevens 241.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-27	Salmon traps on the Chilkat River, Alaska (Hegg 875)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-28	Crevasse on Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 55)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-29	Climber on Davidson Glacier with a pickaxe, Alaska (Hegg 60)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-30	People standing outside buildings in Porcupine City, Alaska (Hegg 885)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-31	Aerial view of a sluice on Porcupine Creek, Alaska (Hegg 886)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-32	Miners working a claim on Porcupine Creek, Alaska (Hegg 887) Webster & Stevens 246.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-33	A large catch of Salmon at a cannery, Alaska (Hegg 888) Caption on photo: 4,000 salmon.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-34	View of Davidson Glacier's path between two mountain peaks, Alaska (Hegg 59) Webster & Stevens 82.A signature and number on negative. See 13-20 in Glass Negatives.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-35	Mining operation along an unidentified creek, Alaska (Hegg 1906) This is likely a mining operation at Porcupine Creek, though it cannot be determined with certainty.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-36--6-39	Views of Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 62, Hegg 66, Hegg 231, and Hegg 844) Webster & Stevens 44.A signature and number on negative for 6-36.Webster & Stevens 351.A signature and number on negative for 6-39.	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-40	View of houses and buildings in Klukwan seen from a distance, Alaska (Hegg 31b)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-41	Aerial view of Haines and the adjacent harbor, Alaska (Hegg 3037)	between 1898 and 1903?
6	6-42	Aerial view of Haines showing Lynn Canal and Chilkat Inlet, Alaska (Hegg 3038)	between 1898 and 1903?
		*Skagway and Southeastern Alaska* Depictions of Skagway: wharves, street scenes, First Courthouse (interior), lining up for mail, discharging freight at Skagway wharves, five train cars of liquor leaving Skagway for Dawson City, and high tide (flood) in Skagway, 1897-1898. Also shows the Porcupine District, Face Mountain, Foster Glacier, Reid Falls, and a steamer towing scows on Lake Bennett, circa 1897-1900.	between 1897 and 1900
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7	7-1	Arctic Brotherhood Hall in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 847)	1898?
7	7-2	Aerial view of Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 3)	1898?
7	7-3	View of the Skagway Wharves with Skagway in the background, Alaska (Hegg 6a) Webster & Stevens 303.A signature and number on negative. See 13-1 in Glass Negatives.The right edge of the photo is damaged.	1898?
7	7-4	Boats out on Skagway Bay, Skagway, Alaksa (Hegg 7)	1898?
7	7-5	Aerial view of Skagway showing buildings being constructed, Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 8)	January, 1898
7	7-6	People standing outside City Hall in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 10)	1898?
7	7-7	Crowd of people and sled dogs standing in the streets of Skagway, Alaksa (Hegg 12b) Caption on photo: street scene in Skaguay, Alaska.	1898?
7	7-8	Missionaries at Skagway en route to the Klondike, Alaska (Hegg 13a) Caption on photo: revs, Dickey and Grant, Pres, Missionaries at Skagway en route to Klondike.Webster & Stevens 384.A signature and number on negative. See 13-3 in Glass Negatives.	January, 1898
7	7-9	Ships in the bay at Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 16)	1898?
7	7-10	Four men examining the body of Jefferson Randolph "Soapy" Smith II after his death in the Shootout on Junea Wharf (Hegg 17) Photographer: Case & Draper.	July 8, 1898
7	7-11	Aerial view of Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 18)	1898?
7	7-12	High tide at Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 19)	October 27, 1897
7	7-13	People and horse-drawn carriages on Broadway in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 20)	May 20, 1898
7	7-14	Men seated in the interior of the Court House in Skagway. Alaska (Hegg 33) Caption on photo: first court house in Skagway.	1898?
7	7-15	View of Skagway Wharf from a ridge overlooking town, Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 34a) Webster & Stevens 281.A signature and number on negative. See 13-12 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
7	7-16	Looking down the main business street in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 36)	October, 1897
7	7-17	A few shops and a restaurant in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 37)	1898?
7	7-18	McKinney Avenue in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 40)	November, 1897
7	7-19	Broadway in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 39)	November, 1897
7	7-20	Men, sled dogs, and a horse pulling supplies (Hegg 42) Caption on photo appears to be: starting for Dawson City.Webster & Stevens 400.A signature and number on negative. See 13-14 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
7	7-21	View of Skagway from above Moors Wharf, Alaksa (Hegg 72)	1898?
7	7-22	Head of a moose killed near Atlin, B.C. (Hegg 94)	February, 1900
7	7-23	Men and children standing outside with a saddled moose in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 104) Caption on photo: training moose for trail.	March 22, 1900
7	7-24	Train on railroad on Broadway in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 77) Webster & Stevens 81.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
7	7-25	Orographic fog covering the mountains near Skagway Bay, Alaska (Hegg 391) Caption on photo: cloud effect on Skaguay Bay.	August 31, 1898
7	7-26	Aerial view of Skagway with wharves in foreground, Alaska (Hegg 141) Webster & Stevens 282.A signature and number on negative. See 14-34 in Glass Negatives.	January, 1898
7	7-27	Various ships at the wharves in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 161)	1898?
7	7-28	Men and women standing outside the Skaguay Real Estate and Investment Company, Alaska (Hegg 155) See 14-36 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
7	7-29	Men unloading freight at the Skagway wharves, Alaska (Hegg 162) Webster & Stevens 89.A signature and number on negative. See 15-4 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
7	7-30	Steamship towing scows on Lake Bennett en route to Dawson City City, British Columbia (Hegg 1189)	1899
7	7-31	Detailed aerial view overlooking ships docked at the Skagway Wharves, Alaska (Hegg 164)	1898?
7	7-32	View of Face Mountain from Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 293) Webster & Stevens 115.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
7	7-33	Man standing on Foster Glacier near Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 92a) Webster & Stevens 100.A signature and number on negative. See 14-5 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
7	7-34	View footbridge at Reid Falls outside Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 475b)	1898?
7	7-35	Railroad tracks on Broadway in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg B482) Webster & Stevens 87.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
7	7-36	Five carloads of liquor leaving Skagway via rail for Dawson City City, Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 239)	1899?
7	7-37	View of Mount McKinley and Calhoun Creeks from the Porcupine Distrcit, Alaska (Hegg 298) Mount McKinley is now known as Denali.	1898?
7	7-38	Photo of vegetables in Skagway, Alaksa (Hegg 500)	1898?
7	7-39	Men and women outside a house decorated with American flags celebrating the Fourth of July in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 602a) Webster & Stevens 73.A signature and number on negative.	July 4th, 1898
7	7-40	Hair Falls on Burro Creek, Alaska (Hegg 642)	1898?
7	7-41	Shops, hotels, and restaurants on Holly Street in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg B483) Webster & Stevens 408.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
7	7-42	Crowd of people waiting for mail outside the Skagway Post Pffice, Alaska (Hegg 664) Webster & Stevens 407.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
7	7-43	Man aiming a rifle on Foster Glacier with a man and woman in the background near Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 133) Webster & Stevens 201.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
7	7-44	Aerial view of the Skagway Wharves with Skagway in the background, Alaska (Hegg B314) Webster & Stevens 377.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
7	7-45	View of the Baptist Church in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg B332) Webster & Stevens 186.A signature and number on negative.	August, 1898?
7	7-46	Falls on Burro Creek, Alaska (Hegg 339) Webster & Stevens 237.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
7	7-47	View of Haines, Alaska (Hegg 351) Webster & Stevens 290.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
		*Skagway Trail* Includes views of packtrains (both oxen and horses), men, and freight on the White Pass Trail (Box Canyon, Blue Canyon, Mirror Lake, the Skagway River, Cutoff Canyon, Middle Lake, Third Bridge, and Porcupine Hill). Also includes photos of the trail between Lakes Lindeman and Bennett, and images of dead horses, horses left behind (on Dead Horse Trail), rescuing horse from ice, blockades and traffic jams on the trail, snowstorms, and the custom house at Log Cabin, British Columbia	between 1897 and 1899
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8	8-1	Packtrains blocking the portage between Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 263) Webster & Stevens 113.A signature and number on negative. See 15-34 in Glass Negatives.	1898
8	8-2	4 Yukon pioneers with packs along the shore of a river or lake, Alaska (Hegg 583)	1898?
8	8-3	Packhorses winding through a canyon on the Skagway trail, Alaska (Hegg 334)	March 30, 1899
8	8-4	Section of the Skagway Trail with a wooden walkway next to a creek, Alaska (Hegg 388)	1898?
8	8-5	Men camped with their supplies at the summit of White Pass, British Columbia (Hegg 254)	1898
8	8-6	Four men trying to rescue a packhorse that fell through the ice in Blue Canyon on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 260)	1898
8	8-7	Packtrain making its way through Box Canyon on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 14b)	March 30, 1899
8	8-8	Man leading a packhorse across a crude log bridge on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 22b)	1898?
8	8-9	Two men leading their packhorses through a narrow section of the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 23)	1898?
8	8-10	Two men leading their packhorses along the Skagway Trail next to Mirror Lake, Alaska (Hegg 24)	1898?
8	8-11	Men with packs posing on the Skagway Trail along Mirror Lake, Alaska (Hegg 25)	1898?
8	8-12	Men with packs and packhorses resting on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 26)	1898?
8	8-13	Dead horse abandoned on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 27)	1898?
8	8-14	Two dead horses abandoned on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 28)	1898?
8	8-15	Men abandoning a horse on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 30) Caption on photo: left to die.	1898?
8	8-16	Packtrain at the ford near the White Pass Summit on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 32)	1898?
8	8-17	Men leading pack oxen across a crude log bridge on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 38)	1898?
8	8-18	Section of the Skagway Trail next to a creek, Alaska (Hegg 358)	1898?
8	8-19	Vegetables grown in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 1611)	1898?
8	8-20	Horses pulling sleds through Cutoff Canyon on the White Pass trail, Alaska (Hegg 107) Webster & Stevens 129.A signature and number on negative. See 14-13 in Glass Negatives.	March 20, 1899
8	8-21	Two men outside the U.S. Custom House in Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 112) Webster & Stevens 137.A signature and number on negative. See 14-19 in Glass Negatives.	June 1, 1899
8	8-22	Packtrain making its way through Cutoff Canyon up toward the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 122) Webster & Stevens 106.A signature and number on negative. See 14-24 in Glass Negatives.	March 20, 1899
8	8-23	Pack teams going up the trail toward the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 124) Webster & Stevens 183.A signature and number on negative.	March 24, 1899
8	8-24	Man pulling a sled on the White Pass trail along the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 128) Webster & Stevens 152.A signature and number on negative. See 14-27 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
8	8-25	Two men crossing a bridge on White Pass trail along the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 129) Webster & Stevens 43.A signature and number on negative. See 14-28 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
8	8-26	Two men posing with pack cattle on Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 131)	1898?
8	8-27	Men fishing on the Skagway River while their sled dogs rest, Alaska (Hegg 132) Webster & Stevens 230.A signature and number on negative. See 14-30 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
8	8-28	Packers at Cutoff Canyon on Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 134)	1898?
8	8-29	Man with a sled at the head of Box Canyon on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 139) Webster & Stevens 109.A signature and number on negative. See 14-32 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
8	8-30	Three men and a horse pulling a sled using an ice bridge to cross the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 140) Webster & Stevens 108.A signature and number on negative. See 14-33 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
8	8-31	Packtrain between Log Cabin and Lake Bennett on the Skagway Trail, British Columbia (Hegg 250) Webster & Stevens 139.A signature and number on negative. See 15-30 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
8	8-32	Men and their sled horses at Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 176) Webster & Stevens 176 signature and number on negative. See 15-6 in Glass Negatives.	1899?
8	8-33	Packtrain coming down White Pass from the summit, British Columbia (Hegg 180)	1898
8	8-34	Men and sled horses descending White Pass near the summit, British Columbia (Hegg 182)	1898
8	8-35	Two men using one horse to pull 3 sleds over the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 189) According to the caption on the photo, all 3 sleds together weighed 1400 pounds.Webster & Stevens 101.A signature and number on negative. See 15-7 in Glass Negatives.	1898
8	8-36	Rescue Camp at Middle Lake on the the Skagway Trail (Hegg 183)	1898?
8	8-37	Men and horses hauling sleds through a canyon north of Porcupine Hill, Alaska (Hegg 185)	1898?
8	8-38	Men and horses hauling sleds through a cayon camp on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 187)	1898
8	8-39	Men and sled horses caught in a snowstorm on the summit of White Pass, British Columbia (Hegg 188)	1898
8	8-40	Men and sled horses crossing a bridge in a cayon on Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 190) Webster & Stevens 355.A signature and number on negative. See 15-8 in Glass Negatives.	1898
8	8-41	Packtrains at Third Bridge on Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 191) Webster & Stevens 387.A signature and number on negative. See 15-9 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
8	8-42	Packtrains on the White Pass trail 3.5 miles from the summit, Alaska (Hegg 194) Webster & Stevens 425.A signature and number on negative. See 15-10 in Glass Negatives.	1898
8	8-43	Men and horses at the ford with the White Pass Summit in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 195) See 15-11 in Glass Negatives.	1898
8	8-44	Men and horses pulling sleds on White Pass near the summit, Alaska (Hegg 196) Webster & Stevens 348.A signature and number on negative.	1898
8	8-45	Men and sled horses caught in a snowstorm at the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 197) See 15-12 in Glass Negatives.	1898
8	8-46	Looking down Cutoff Canyon with the camp at the ford in the foreground, Alaska (Hegg 198) Hegg copy of original Larss & Duclos 2134 (photographer) See 15-13 in Glass Negatives.	1898
8	8-47	Men posing for a photo outside a log cabin on the Skagway Trail (Hegg 643a) Webster & Stevens 154.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
8	8-48	Looking south in Cutoff Canyon on the Skagway Trail with packtrains in the foreground, Alaska (Hegg 242)	1898
8	8-49	Packtrains held up on Porcupine Hill on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 181)	1898?
8	8-50	View of the trails leading up and down White Pass with men and sled horses on both, Alaska (Hegg 244)	March 20, 1899
8	8-51	Aerial view of the paths up and down the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 245)	1898
8	8-52	Frozen waterfalls in Box Canyon on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 554) Webster & Stevens 131.A signature and number on negative.	March 30, 1899
8	8-53	Large packtrain on the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 247)	1898
8	8-54	Pack train climbing toward the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 249) Webster & Stevens 103.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
8	8-55	Men traveling thorugh a canyon on the White Pass trail, Alaska (Hegg 440)	September 6, 1898
8	8-56	The road above Pitchfork Falls on White Pass Trail, Alaska (Hegg 446)	September 3, 1898
		*Skagway Trail and Atlin, British Columbia* Images are of Atlin, British Columbia (street scenes, boat landing, mining operations, and scenic shots); Atlin Lake and the Atlin River; Taku, British Columbia; Discovery City, British Columbia (wagon roads, wooden roads, and bridges); White Pass Trail (Box Canyon, Cutoff Canyon, the trail up to White Pass summit, pack oxen at the summit, and the trail between Summit and Log Cabin, British Columbia). Also shows a boat in rapids between Lakes Lindeman and Bennett.	1899
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9	9-1	Wagon approaching a toll bridge on the Brackett Wagon Road, Alaska (Hegg B411) Webster & Stevens 357.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-2	Rock-strewn section of the White Pass Trail, Alaska (Hegg 441)	September 3, 1898
9	9-3	Wagon traveling on Corduroy Road on the White Pass Trail, Alaska (Hegg 442) Webster & Stevens 128.A signature and number on negative.	September 3, 1898
9	9-4	Men standing on a bridge on the Skagway and Lake Bennett Wagon Road, Alaska (Hegg 121)	1898?
9	9-5	View of Black Lake on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 348)	1898?
9	9-6	Two men in a rowboat navigating the rapids between Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 227)	1898
9	9-7	View of the canyon on Pine Creek near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 346) Webster & Stevens 27.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-8	Sluicing operation at the mouth of Willow Creek near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 347) Webster & Stevens 28 signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-9	Section of the canyon on Pine Creek near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 356) Webster & Stevens 35 signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-10	Pine Falls near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 382)	1898?
9	9-11	Anaconda Mine along the shore of Lake Atlin near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 384)	1898?
9	9-12	View of Atlin Lake looking south from Anaconda Mine near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 349) Webster & Stevens 336.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-13	Men leading oxen pulling sleds on the summit of White Pass, British Columbia (Hegg 243b) See 15-29 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
9	9-14	Aerial view of Discovery City, British Columbia (Hegg 234)	1898?
9	9-15	View of tents and buildings in Disovery City with two men sitting outside Atlin Lake Lumber Co., British Columbia (Hegg 235a)	1898?
9	9-16	Crude log bridge spanning the rapids below Deep Lake, British Columbia (Hegg 445)	September 6, 1898
9	9-17	View of the street outside the Olympic Hotel in Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 178)	1898?
9	9-18--9-19	Views of the sluicing operation at Nugget Point on Pine Creek near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 138 and Hegg 184) Webster & Stevens 343.A signature and number on negative for 9-19.	1898?
9	9-20	This image is missing from the album. Image number 20 is missing.
9	9-21	Horse-drawn tramway and steamship at the docks in Taku, British Columbia (Hegg 192) Webster & Stevens 375.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-22	The boat landing at Atlin with Mt. Atlin in the distance, British Columbia (Hegg 193) Webster & Stevens 189.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-23	Looking down toward the boat landing from Perl Street in Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 200) Webster & Stevens 30.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-24	View of the sluicing operation on Pine Creek near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 221) Webster & Stevens 327.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-25	View of the Atlin River, British Columbia (Hegg 343) Webster & Stevens 216.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-26	Workers at Hope Ledge near Mt. Gleaner on the Taku Arm of Tagish Lake, British Columbia (Hegg 224)	1898?
9	9-27	Miners working at the sluicing operation on Pine Creek near Atlin, British Columbia (Hegg 171) Webster & Stevens 339.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
9	9-28	View of miners working at the Pine Creek sluicing operation with tents at Atlin in the background, British Columbia (Hegg 143)	1898?
9	9-29	Men and sled horses traveling along the trail between the White Pass Summit and Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 681) Webster & Stevens 69.A signature and number on negative.	March 16, 1899
9	9-30	Frozen waterfall on the White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska (Hegg 697)	March 30, 1899
9	9-31	Pack horses and men at the upper end of Box Canyon on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 696) Webster & Stevens 151.A signature and number on negative.	March 30, 1899
9	9-32	View of Box Canyon on the Skagway Trail with a passenger train on the White Pass & Yukon Route in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 695)	March 30, 1899
9	9-33	Men riding horse-drawn sleds on the trail between Log Cabin and Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 684) Webster & Stevens 380.A signature and number on negative.	March 16, 1899
9	9-34	Pack train coming down the White Pass Trail from the summit, Alaska (Hegg 677)	March 17, 1899
9	9-35	Men and horse-drawn sleds traveling up the trail toward the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 611) Webster & Stevens 184.A signature and number on negative.	March 20, 1899
9	9-36	View of men hiking through Cutoff Canyon on the White Pass Trail with the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 610) Webster & Stevens 414.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
Album
10		Album 10 is not in the collection.
		*Dogs* Shown are various sled dog teams hauling sleds with people, carts, wagons with lumber, laundry, and water. Goats and bears are also seen hauling sleds. Other images show Hegg Photograph Studio signs in Skagway and the dog pound in Dawson City. Locations noted: Dawson City, Skagway, Nome, White Pass summit, and Lake Bennett. Names noted: "Montana Kid," Kimball Express Co., "Big Jack," Ben Atwater, J.H. Ward, Mrs. May L. Edgren (funeral).	between 1897 and 1901
Album	item
11	11-1	Sled dog team consisting of three dogs and a small bear pulling a sled through the snow (Hegg 729)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-2	Sled dog teams hauling sleds loaded with lumber (Hegg 890) Webster & Stevens 234.A signature and number on negative.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-3	Laundry wagon being pulled by a dog team outside the Gold Run Hotel near Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1188)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-4	Men and three women in furs with a sled dog team on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1197) 11-4, 11-7, and 11-10 appear to show the same sled dog team in the same location.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-5--11-6	Sled dog team hauling water while a crowd looks on in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1218 and Hegg 1285) Webster & Stevens 193.A signature and number on negative for 11-5.Webster & Stevens 239.A signature and number on negative for 11-6.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-7	Sled dog team and a musher with a whip on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1624) 11-4, 11-7, and 11-10 appear to show the same sled dog team in the same location.Webster & Stevens 329.A signature and number on negative. See 22-21 in Glass Negatives.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-8	Sled dog team pulling a sled with a female rider while a man looks on in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1876)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-9	Sleighting party posing for a photo with a sled dog team on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1877)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-10	Sleighing party from Hegg 1197 with a sled dog team on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1878) 11-4, 11-7, and 11-10 appear to show the same sled dog team in the same location.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-11	Men with skis and sled dog teams in the Arctic, likely Alaska (Hegg 1879)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-12	Two men with a group of huskies, Yukon (Hegg 570) Webster & Stevens 433.A signature and number on negative.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-13	Sled dog team pulling a sled with 4 people in furs while a man looks on (Hegg 815)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-14	Young boy standing next to a sled dog team pulling a sled (Hegg 3040)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-15	Mail carrier Ben Atwater with his sled dog team, Yukon (Hegg 160) See 15-3 in Glass Albums.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-16	Sled dog teams from Dawson City City arriving at Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 159b)	December 24, 1897
11	11-17	"Montana Kid" arriving from Dawson City City in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 158)	December 23, 1897
11	11-18	Sled dog team pulling a sled with a female rider on the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 246)	April 10, 1898
11	11-19	Men and a dog packtrain crossing Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg B429) See 11-32 (Hegg 507).	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-20	Three men posing for a photo while their sled dog team rests in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 453) Webster & Stevens 301.A signature and number on negative.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-21	Crowd watching a sled dog team starting for Dawson City City outside Hegg's studio in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 272) See 11-27 (Hegg 541).	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-22	Crude fenced dog pound in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 337)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-23	This image is missing from the album. Image number 23 is missing.
11	11-24	Angora goats pulling a freight sled across frozen Lake Lindeman, British Columbia (Hegg 214) See 15-20 in Glass Negatives.	1898
11	11-25	Laundry cart being pulled by a dog team while a crowd looks on in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B163)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-26	Sled dog teams pulling three people across a frozen lake (Hegg B166) Webster & Stevens 15.A signature and number on negative.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-27	Sled dog team leaving for Dawson City City outside Hegg's studio in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 541) See 11-27 (Hegg 272).	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-28	Men posing for a hoto with a Kimball Express Co. sled dog team in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 594)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-29	Dog team pulling a cart through the crowded streets of Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 517)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-30	Sled dog team pulling two riders through snowy streets while another man looks on, Alaska (Hegg 535)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-31	"Big Jack" sled dog team outside Hegg's studio in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 2420)	March 11, 1900
11	11-32	Dog pack train being led across a crude bridge over Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 507). See 11-19 (Hegg B429).	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-33	Sled dogs pulling 4 people in furs outside Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1453)	March 3, 1901
11	11-34	Sled dog team outside the Mascot Roadhouse in Sheep Camp, Alaska (Hegg 85) Webster & Stevens 373.A signature and number on negative. See 14-2 in Glass Negatives.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-35	Large sled dog team outside North American Transportation and Trading Co. buildings in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 75)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-36	Dog posing for a photo in what appears to be Hegg's Skagway studio, Alaska (Hegg 1433)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-37	Ben Atwater and his sled dog team arriving at Lake Bennett from Circle City with U.S. Mail, British Columbia (Hegg 255) Webster & Stevens 147.A signature and number on negative. See 15-32 in Glass Negatives.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-38	Group of men posing for a photo with a sled dog team in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1238) Webster & Stevens 91.A signature and number on negative.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-39	J.H. Ward arriving from Dawson City City via dog sled (Hegg 606A)	December 28, 1898
11	11-40	Husky and her 6 puppies posing for a photo in what appears to be Hegg's studio in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 803)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-41	Captain J. Bennett's daughter Mrs. Mae L. Edgren's coffin being conveyed to her grave by her sled dog team near Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 167)	January 6, 1899
11	11-42	Angora goats pulling a sled marked "J. L. Wilson" while several men look on (Hegg 157) Webster & Stevens 346.A signature and number on negative. See 15-1 in Glass Negatives.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-43	Three men and a sled dog team in the street in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 153)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-44	Sled dog team hauling lumber in the street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B472)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-45	Sled dog team and a crowd of people posing for a photo outside F. H. Clayson & Co. Yukon Outfitters in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 465)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-46	Training sled dogs in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 622)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-47	View of a sled dog team on the portage betwen Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett with sleds with sails in the background, British Columbia (Hegg 199)	1898
11	11-48	Dogs playing in the water along the beach in Nome while several men look on, Alaska (Hegg 1362) Webster & Stevens 308.A signature and number on negative.	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-49	Group fo men posing with a harnessed dog team on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1304)	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-50	Group of men posing with a sled dog team outside the Brannick Hotel in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 3039).	between 1897 and 1901?
11	11-51	J.H. Ward arriving from Dawson City City via dog sled (Hegg 606A) This is a duplicate print of the exact same image in 11-42.	December 28, 1898
Album
12		Album 12 is not in the collection.
13		Album 13 is not in the collection.
		*Alaska Natives* Label affixed to album spine reads Eskimos. Portraits of individuals and groups in native and western dress. Depicted are families, living situations, dwelling Kiwaliks (interiors of tents), kayaks, fishermen, drying fish on the beach, and graves. Shown in this album are King Island Native Alaskans, Siberian Yupik, and Native Alaska orphans at Nome. Locations noted: Teller Station, Port Clarence, Nome, Snake River, , and Kotzebue Sound. NA2359-2392.	between 1900 and 1901
Album	item
14	14-1	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people at Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1217)	1900
14	14-2	Three Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) fisherman in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1220)	1900?
14	14-3	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman and two children standing outside a log building in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1232)	1900?
14	14-4	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people outside a tent in their camp in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1233)	1900
14	14-5	Group of five Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people in their oomiak on Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1235b) An oomiak is an Iñupiat open boat made with an animal skin stretched over a wooden frame.	1900?
14	14-6	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people sitting in a boat with a white man looking on, Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1239)	1900?
14	14-7	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people arriving in Nome via boat and oomiak from King Island, Alaska (Hegg 1248)	1900?
14	14-8	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) children, Alaska (Hegg 1251)	1900?
14	14-9	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) man posing for a photo, Alaska (Hegg 1252)	1901
14	14-10	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) camp on Kiwalik Spit on Kotzebue Sound, Alaska (Hegg 1195)	1900?
14	14-11	Three Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people standing on shore by their kayaks, Alaska (Hegg 1264) See also 14-24 (Hegg 1326).	1900
14	14-12	Young Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman at Cape York on a rainy day, Alaska (Hegg 1265) Caption on photo: Esquimo belle of 'Cape York' on a rainy day.	1900
14	14-13	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) family posing for a photo inside their tent, Alaska (Hegg 1266) See also 14-18 (Hegg 1310).	1900
14	14-14	Group of King Island Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people, Alaska (Hegg 1267)	1900
14	14-15	Two skulls with crossed bones underneath, Alaska (Hegg 1269) The photo appears to have been taken in a studio setting.	1900?
14	14-16	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) children at home in their camp, Alaska (Hegg 1284)	1900
14	14-17	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) man and woman drilling ivory and making mukluks at Port Clarence, Alaska (Hegg 1309) Mukluks are high, soft boots traditionally made from seal skin.	1900
14	14-18	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) family seated inside their tent, Alaska (Hegg 1310) See also 14-13 (Hegg 1266) for another photo of this same family.	1900
14	14-19	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman with two small chilldren standing next to a river, Alaska (Hegg 1311)	1900?
14	14-20	An Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) man, Alaska (Hegg 1316)	1900?
14	14-21	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people in oomiaks landing in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1318)	1900?
14	14-22	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people along the shore near their tents, Alaska (Hegg 1320)	1900
14	14-23	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people posing for a photo while seated in their tent in Port Clarence, Alaska (Hegg 1325) See also 14-33 (Hegg 1369).	1900?
14	14-24	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people standing ashore with their kayaks, Alaska (Hegg 1326) See also 14-11 (Hegg 1264).	1900?
14	14-25	Two young Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) women smiling while posing for a photo at the entrance of a tent, Alaska (Hegg 1612) Caption on photo: don't you think we are happy.	1900?
14	14-26	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) child posing for a photo in a studio, Alaska (Hegg 1172) This was likely taken in Hegg's studio.	1900?
14	14-27	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) orphans at Teller Reindeer Station wearing Western clothing, Alaska (Hegg 1332) The station was established in 1892 by Sheldon Jackson, a Presbyterian minister and the Commissioner of Education in Alaska, and was named for Henry M. Teller, Secretary of the Interior. It was established as part of an effort, known as the Alaska Reindeer Service, to transport domestic reindeer from Siberia to Western Alaska in order to try to solve the Native Alaskans' food shortage problem. The goal of the Service was to train the indigenous peoples of Alaska, through an apprenticeship system, in the care for and use of domestic reindeer. Ultimately, the service hoped to establish the practice of herding among the indigenous peoples of Seward Peninsula on a self-supporting basis. Sheldon Jackson brought Sami herders from Norway to Alaska so they could teach apprentice Alaskan Natives various herding techniques. In turn, upon satisfactory termination of their apprenticeship, herders would be charged with their own herd of reindeer and expected to take on apprentices themselves, thus expanding the enterprise.	1900?
14	14-28	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) man in his kayak, Alaska (Hegg 1342)	1900
14	14-29	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people standing outside a large tent with a white man, Siberia (Hegg 1344)	1900?
14	14-30	Princess Ker-leng-ner and her husband in Port Clarence, Alaska (Hegg 1352)	1900
14	14-31	Young Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman wearing parka, mukluks and metal bracelets, posing for a photo on shore, Alaska (Hegg 1353)	1900?
14	14-32	Young Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) boys looking for fish in a creek, Alaska (Hegg 1368) The building in the distance could potentially be Teller Reindeer Station.	1900?
14	14-33	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people posing for a photo in the interior of their tent in Port Clarence, Alaska (Hegg 1369) See also 14-23 (Hegg 1325).	1900?
14	14-34	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman and three children waiting for their food to finish cooking, Alaska (Hegg 1378)	1900
14	14-35	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people drying fish in their camp, Alaska (Hegg 1379)	1900?
14	14-36	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman posing for a photo in a studio, Alaska (Hegg 1390) The studio is likely Hegg's.	1900?
14	14-37	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) grave and wooden structure, Alaska (Hegg 1421)	1900?
14	14-38	Two Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people posing for a photo in a studio, Alaska (Hegg 1424) The studio is likely Hegg's.	1900?
14	14-39	Three Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) men in kayaks alongside what appears to be a ship or boat, Alaska (Hegg 1427)	1900?
		*Alaska Natives* Label affixed to album spine reads Eskimos. The album includes portraits of individuals and groups in native or western dress, and some studio portraits, showing families, living situations, dwellings with kayaks, omiaks, and drying fish. There are also photographs of trading with passengers from the S.S. Roanoke and King Island Inupiats returning after trading in Nome. Localities noted: Norton Sound, Bluff City, and Topkok. NA2393-2415.	between 1900 and 1903
Album	item
15	15-1	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman with a young girl posing for a photo in a studio, Alaska (Hegg 1428)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-2--15-3	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) mother with infant on her back, Alaska (Hegg 1434 and Hegg 1435)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-4	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) women and children in their camp at Topkok, Alaska (Hegg 1440) See also 15-11 (Hegg 1482).	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-5	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) boys carving ivory, Alaska (Hegg 1442)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-6	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) family at the entrance to their tent, Alaska (Hegg 1443)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-7	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people in front of an upturned boat, Alaska (Hegg 1454)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-8	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people on the beach with fish drying on racks, probably vicinity Nome, Alaska, (Hegg 1455)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-9	Three Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) men with boats and kayaks on the beach, Alaska (Hegg 1466)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-10	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people and a dog inside their dwelling, Alaska (Hegg 1475)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-11	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) camp at Bluff, Alaska (Hegg 1482) See also 15-4 (Hegg 1440).	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-12	Studio portrait of Alaska Native (possibly Iñupiat) woman dressed in fur parka, Alaska (Hegg 1483)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-13	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) woman with three children on the shore near Bluff, Alaska (Hegg 1484)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-14	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) women and child near makeshift shelter made from an upturned boat at Nome River, Alaska (Hegg 1489)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-15	Sin Rock Mery with other Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people in parkas during winter, Alaska (Hegg 1585)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-16	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people in kayaks trading with passengers aboard the S.S. Roanoke on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1415) See also 15-25 (Hegg 1849b).	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-17	Group portrait of Alaska Native (possibly Iñupiat) men, women and children wearing native and western clothing in their camp, Alaska (Hegg 1314) Caption on image: Esquimos.	1900
15	15-18	This image is missing from the album. Image number 18 is missing.
15	15-19	Three Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) women posing for a photo in their camp, Alaska (Hegg 1588)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-20	Wooden Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) carving, Alaska (Hegg 1615)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-21	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people in an oomiak returning to King Island after their yearly trading trip to Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1645) Webster & Stevens 39.A signature and number on negative. See 22-28 in Glass Negatives.	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-22	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) child in a raincoat posing for a photo in a studio, Alaska (Hegg 1679)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-23	Large group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people posing for a photo in their camp, Alaska (Hegg 1870)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-24	Group of Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people standing outside a tent, Alaska (Hegg 1872)	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-25	Alaska Native (probably Iñupiat) people in Kayaks trading with passengers aboard the steamer Roanoke (Hegg 1849b) See also 15-16 (Hegg 1415).	between 1900 and 1903?
15	15-26 to 15-28	These images are missing from the album. Images number 26, 27, and 28 are missing.
		*Steamers* Images are of of steamers under full steam and at various boat landings and docks in Skagway, Dawson City, Whitehorse, Klondike City, and Hootalinqua, and on the Yukon River. Some are covered with ice during winter. Also shown are shipwrecks in the Yukon River and Skagway harbor. Names of steamers include: Mercury, Canada, Whitelaw, Cutch, Sybil, Ora, Victoria, Morgan City, Joseph Closset, Townsend, Gov. Pingree, Bella, Columbian, James Domville, El Dorado, Humboldt, Nora, City of Seattle, Resolute, City of Topeka, Rosalie, Dolphin, Victorian, Al-Ki, Cottage City ,Gold Star , and W.K. Merwin.	between 1898 and 1900
Album	item
16	16-1	Wrecks of steamers Mercury, Whitelaw, and Canada in Skagway Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 45)	1898?
16	16-2	The wreck of steamer Mercury in Skagway Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 47) Webster & Stevens 1.A signature and number on negative. See 13-16 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
16	16-3	Steamship Cutch covered in ice moored to a pier in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 56) The ship is likely moored in Skagway Harbor.	January 17, 1900
16	16-4	Steamer Sybil moored at the end of a dock (Hegg 656)	1898?
16	16-5	Steamers Gleaner, Australian, and Nora moored at the landing at the head of Miles Canyon, Yukon (Hegg 83) Webster & Stevens 210.A signature and number on negative. See 13-32 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
16	16-6	Steamer Ora traveling on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg B309)	1898?
16	16-7	Steamer Victorian starting for Whitehorse as a large crowd looks on (Hegg B290)	July 8, 1899
16	16-8	Steamer Ora making its first trip from from Whitehorse on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg B211)	1899?
16	16-9	Steamer Morgan City docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 213b)	1899?
16	16-10	Steamer Joseph Closset traveling up the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 261) Webster & Stevens 37.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
16	16-11	Steamer S. S. Bailey on Lake Bennett, Yukon or British Columbia (Hegg 282)	1899?
16	16-12	Wreck of steamer Townsend with three men looking on from shore (Hegg 297)	January 16, 1900
16	16-13	Steamer Joseph Closset traveling on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg B307) Webster & Stevens 310.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
16	16-14	Steamer navigating Rink Rapids on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 563)	1900?
16	16-15	Steamer Gov. Pingree traveling on Thirty Mile River, Yukon (Hegg B310) Webster & Stevens 256.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
16	16-16	Steamship moored at Hootalinqua, Yukon (Hegg 460)	1900?
16	16-17	Steamer Bella leaving Dawson City carrying eight tons of gold, Yukon (Hegg 415) Steamer Ora is also visible.	1898
16	16-18	Canadian Development Co.'s steamer Colombian and Yukon Flyer Line Co.'s steamer El Dorado racing from Dawson City to Whitehorse on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 436) Webster & Stevens 33.A signature and number on negative.	July 4, 1899
16	16-19	Wreck of steamship James Domville on Thirty Mile River, Yukon (Hegg 437)	1900?
16	16-20	Steamers Colombian and El Dorado racing from Dawson City to Whitehorse, Yukon (Hegg 486) See also 16-18 (Hegg 436).Webster & Stevens 52.A signature and number on negative.	July 4, 1899
16	16-21	Steamer Janmes Domville wreck on Thirty Mile River, Yukon (Hegg 489)	1900?
16	16-22	Y.M.C.A. excursion to Bennett leaving via steamer Clifford Sifton (Hegg B383)	August 5, 1899
16	16-23	Ships docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 175b)	1900?
16	16-24	Steamer Humboldt docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 739)	February 19, 1900
16	16-25	Ice-covered Tugboat Alert after a trip to the wreck of steamer Canada in Skagway Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 285)	February 20, 1898
16	16-26	Steamer Nora on Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 725)	1900?
16	16-27--16-28	Ice-covered steamer Cutch moored in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 740b and Hegg 741)	February 15, 1900
16	16-29--16-30	Steamer City of Seattle docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 811 and Hegg 812) Webster & Stevens 63.A signature and number on negative for 16-29.	March 8, 1900
16	16-31	Ice-covered steamer Resolute docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 813) Webster & Stevens 195.A signature and number on negative.	March 10, 1900
16	16-32	Men trying to chip away at the ice coating the deck of steamer Resolute at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 814) Webster & Stevens 223.A signature and number on negative.	March 10, 1900
16	16-33	Unidentified steamship sailing through icy waters (Hegg 1387)	1900?
16	16-34	Steamer City of Seattle docked at Moors Wharf with three other ships in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 821)	February 26, 1900
16	16-35	Steamer City of Topeka docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 822) Webster & Stevens 219.A signature and number on negative.	February 26, 1900
16	16-36	Steamer Resolute docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 823)	February 24, 1900
16	16-37	Steamer City of Seattle as viewed from Moors Wharf while docked in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 825)	February 26, 1900
16	16-38	Steamer Dolphin docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 854)	1900?
16	16-39	Steamer Victorian docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 855)	1900?
16	16-40--16-42	Steamer Al-Ki docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 864, Hegg 865, and Hegg 866) Webster & Stevens 264.A signature and number on negative for 16-40.	March 7, 1900
16	16-43	Steamer Tees covered with ice while docked in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 867)	1900?
16	16-44	Steamer Cottage City docked in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 868)	January 15, 1900
16	16-45	Wreck of steamer James Domville on Thirty Mile River, Yukon (Hegg 713)	1900?
16	16-46	View of men and children on the shore of Thirty Mile River with steamer Gold Star sailing in the background, Yukon (Hegg 119)	1900?
16	16-47	Steamships docked at Klondike City, Yukon (Hegg 308) Webster & Stevens 114.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
16	16-48	Steamer W. K. Merwin at Rink Rapids on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 548)	1900?
16	16-49	Group of men posing for a photo on shore with steamer W. K. Merwin in the background at Rink Rapids on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 91)	1900?
16	16-50	Y.M.C.A. excursion to Bennett leaving via steamer Clifford Sifton (Hegg B383) This is another print of the image in 16-22 (Hegg B383).	August 5, 1899
16	16-51	Steamer Clifford Sifton docked on shore with a crowd of people looking on while preparing to leave for a Y.M.C.A. excursion to Bennett (Hegg B390)	August 5, 1899
16	16-52	Steamer Ningchow docked at Moors Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 106)	1900?
		*Boats* Shown are steamers, barges, sailing vessels, and scows that are variously wrecked on Nome beach; caught in ice (Bering Sea); leaving Seattle for Nome; bearing passengers into Nome; and anchored in various harbors and riverbanks. Locations noted: St Michael's, Kodiak, Yukon River, Unalaska, the Koykuk River, Fish River, and Dawson City.	between 1900 and 1901
Album	item
17	17-1	Wreck of steamer W. K. Merwin in the water along the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1271)	1900?
17	17-2	Wreck of two-masted Harriet on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1291) Webster & Stevens 172.A signature and number on negative.	September 7, 1900
17	17-3	Wreck of three-masted Sequoia on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1302)	September 7, 1900
17	17-4	Wreck of an unidentified ship on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1350)	1900?
17	17-5	Man standing on a floating chunk of ice while the S.S. Zealandia forces her way through ice on the Bearing Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1375)	May, 1900
17	17-6	Two-masted Harrier wrecked on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1376)	September 7, 1900
17	17-7	Wreck of barge York on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1381)	1900?
17	17-8	Three ships and smaller boats on the water (Hegg 1383)	1900?
17	17-9	This image is missing from the album. Image number 9 is missing.
17	17-10	S.S. Nome City leaving Seattle for Nome in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 1404)	April 29, 1901
17	17-11	S.S. Jeanie leaving Seattle for Nome in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 1405)	April 29, 1901
17	17-12	Steamer Santana sailing through icy waters (Hegg 1408)	1901?
17	17-13	Two-masted ship sailing through icy waters (Hegg 1412)	1901?
17	17-14	Wreck of two-masted Prosper in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1416)	June 25, 1901
17	17-15	View of a long line of people boarding a steamship in the distance with ice floes in the foreground (Hegg 1423)	1901?
17	17-16	S.S. Senator sailing on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1425)	1901?
17	17-17	S.S. Nome City moored alongside an ice floe with men, supplies, and a canoe on the ice (Hegg 1445)	May 31, 1901
17	17-18--17-19	Barge Ontario after drifting ashore on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1494 and Hegg 1461)	1901?
17	17-20	Steamer Sadie at sea with smaller boats in the water alongside (Hegg 1594)	1901?
17	17-21	The wreck of the Prosper in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1471)	June 25, 1901
17	17-22	Steamer Casca on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 1180) Webster & Stevens 305.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
17	17-23	S.S. Nome City leaving for Nome in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 1192)	1901?
17	17-24	S.S. Senator sailing on the Bering Sea near ice floes, Alaska (Hegg 1498) Webster & Stevens 123.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
17	17-25	Passengers from steamer St. Paul arriving on the beach in Nome via scow, Alaska (Hegg 1410) Webster & Stevens 211.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
17	17-26	Steamer Caplano towing steamer Lightning in St. Michael harbor after arriving from Vancouver, Alaska (Hegg 524a)	1901?
17	17-27	View of a crowd of people on the docks with steamers Roanoke and San Pedro moored in the background (Hegg 1388a)	1901?
17	17-28	Steamer Valencia moored to a crowded dock (Hegg 1391)	1901?
17	17-29	Wreck of two-masted Jessie on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1211)	1901?
17	17-30	Steamer Bertha moored at the docks in Kodiak, Alaska (Hegg 1568)	1901?
17	17-31	Wreck of 3-masted Sequoia on the beach in Nome with men looking on, Alaska (Hegg 1240)	September 7, 1900
17	17-32	Steamer Herman at the steamship landing on Koserefski River, Alaska (Hegg 1502)	October 11, 1901
17	17-33	Steamer Yukoner moored at an unidentified steamship landing (Hegg 1687a)	1901?
17	17-34	Steamer Jeanie docked at Unalaska while a crowd of people on the docks look on, Alaska (Hegg 693b) Webster & Stevens 196.A signature and number on negative.	1901?
17	17-35	Steamers Koyukuk and Rock Island starting up the Koyukuk River, Alaska (Hegg 1613)	1901?
17	17-36	Steamer J.P. Potter at the mouth of the Yukon River, Alaska (Hegg 1616)	1901?
17	17-37	Steamer Aurum docked at the mouth of Fish River with men posing for a photo, Alaska (Hegg 1631)	1901?
17	17-38	Steamer Susie docked at Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 572)	1901?
17	17-39	Crowded steamer Hannah on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 916)	1901?
17	17-40	Crowded steamer Hannah moored on the bank of the Yukon River with two dogs ashore in the foreground, Yukon (Hegg 974)	1901?
17	17-41	Steamer Herman unloading goods along the Andreafsky River, Alaska (Hegg 1500)	October 9, 1901
		*Nome, Alaska 2* This album consists of Nome scenes: street scenes including Front Street; the waterfront; the "harbor;" various buildings (St. Bernard Hospital, the post office, commercial buildings); loading and unloading passengers on Nome beach; wrecks on the beach; sluicing on the beach; crowd scenes.	1900
Album	item
18	18-1	Large crowd gathered on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1203)	1900?
18	18-2	Panorama of the U.S. Army barracks in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1343A and 1343B) Webster & Stevens 300.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
18	18-3	Rough seas and waves crashing ashore in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1209)	1900?
18	18-4	St. Bernard Hospital in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1210)	1900?
18	18-5	Crowd of people standing outside the North American Transportation and Trading Co. in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1360)	1900?
18	18-6	Men on a scow landing on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1215)	1900?
18	18-7	Aerial view of bustling Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1219) Webster & Stevens 299.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
18	18-8	Men and small boats at the mouth of the Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1221) Webster & Stevens 318.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
18	18-9	View of an unidentified body of water near Nome, Alaska (Hegg 387)	1900?
18	18-10	Wreck of the Catherine Suddon in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1223)	September 7, 1900
18	18-11	The Lawrence building with J. F. Giese's hardware store on the lower level in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1230) J. F. Giese was made the first mayor of Nome after the April 4, 1901 vote for incorporation of the City of Nome.	1900?
18	18-12	Soldiers standing in front of the U.S. Army barracks in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1231) Webster & Stevens 262.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
18	18-13	Wrecks at the mouth of Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1236)	1900?
18	18-14	View of wrecks on the beach in Nome with people attempting to drag a boat further ashore with rope, Alaska (Hegg 1237)	1900?
18	18-15	People seated on open train cars on the Wild Goose Railroad in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1639) Webster & Stevens 214.A signature and number on negative. See 22-24 in Glass Negatives.	1900?
18	18-16	Passengers arriving in Nome via scow with a large crowd on the landing to greet them in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1244)	1900?
18	18-17	Train traveling on the Wild Goose Railroad in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1243)	1900?
18	18-18	Men and a train car on a trestle bridge section of the Wild Goose Railroad near Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1245)	1900?
18	18-19	The first passenger train leaving Anvil Creek for Nome on the Wild Goose Railroad, Alaska (Hegg 1364) Gold was discovered in Anvil Creek in 1898, which started the Nome Gold Rush. Anvil Creek was located a few miles from what would become the city of Nome.	July 19, 1900
18	18-20	Train with men at the terminus of the Wild Goose Railroad at Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1481) Webster & Stevens A.3 signature and number on negative.	1900?
18	18-21	Men in the street on Kestr Avenue in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1249)	1900?
18	18-22	View of men and buildings along the waterfront in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1250)	1900?
18	18-23	Men, horses, and tents at U.S.A. Camp at the mouth of Nome River, Alaska (Hegg 1268)	1900?
18	18-24	View of ships and boats out on Nome Harbor as seen from Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1272)	1900?
18	18-25	Large crowd of people and horse-drawn wagons blocking Front Street in Nome, Street (Hegg 1273)	July 1, 1900
18	18-26	People and dogs outside Smith's Roadhouse between Nome City and Cape Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1606)	1900?
18	18-27	Crowd gathered on Front Street near the Archer Ewing & Co. Merchants building in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1275)	July 1, 1900
18	18-28	Aerial view of crowded Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1276)	1900?
18	18-29	Crowd of people in the street outside the Sideboard in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1277) Webster & Stevens 319.A signature and number on negative.	1900?
18	18-30	Group of men posing for a photo on Front Street in Nome with signs for businesses clearly visible, Alaska (Hegg 1278)	1900?
18	18-31	Crowd on Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1279)	1900?
18	18-32	Men and women boarding a scow on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1280) Caption on photo: Cold footed gold seekers retreat from Nome.	1900?
18	18-33	People boarding a scow in order to leave Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1282)	1900?
18	18-34	View of ships during a storm in Nome Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1283)	1900?
18	18-35	Men and women inside the Nome Post Office in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1287)	1900?
18	18-36	View of largely empty Front Street outside the Ames Mercantile Co. and Yukon Saloon in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1288)	1900?
18	18-37	Four men working small sluices on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1289)	1900?
18	18-38	The first grand jury in Nome posing for a photo, Alaska (Hegg 1290)	1901?
18	18-39	The Snake River Bridge during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1855) Webster & Stevens 383.A signature and number on negative. See 23-20 in Glass Negatives.	October, 1902
18	18-40	Large crowd of people gathered outside what appears to be the original Post Office in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1295)	1900?
18	18-41	Men standing outside the Post Office in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1303)	between 1900 and 1902?
18	18-42	Men and boats on the beach during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1305)	1900?
18	18-43	View of waves in Nome Harbor during a storm, Alaska (Hegg 1306)	September 10, 1900
		*...Yukon Iliamna Bay* Primarily landscape scenery: Cinabar Mountains, St. Sergis Mountains, the Roosevelt Range, the Yukon Valley and River, the Kuskoquim (Kuskokwim) River, the Aniak River, the Tikchik River, the Nushagak River, Kakwok, and Trans Alaska Company's station at Koserefski, Alaska. Also included are portraits of W.M. Rank.	between 1901 and 1902
Album	item
19	19-1	Group of men and supplies from the Trans Alaska Co. at Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1503)	October 11, 1901
19	19-2	Mountains seen from the Yukon River 10 miles from Russian Mission, Alaska (Hegg 1501)	October 10, 1902
19	19-3	View from a boat traveling down Granville Channel from Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1569)	1901?
19	19-4	View of the Yukon Valley from the Cinabar Mountains, Alaska (Hegg 1513)	1901?
19	19-5	Washed up driftwood on the frozen banks of the Yukon River near Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1504)	1901?
19	19-6	This image is missing from the album. Image number 6 is missing.
19	19-7	Men and Native Americans posing for a photo at the Trans Alaska Co.'s camp in Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1506) Webster & Stevens 437.A signature and number on negative. See 22-1 in Glass Negatives.	October 19, 1901
19	19-8	Miners landing at Koserefski via boat, Alaska (Hegg 1507)	1902
19	19-9	People posing for a photo in front of tents and log buildings at the Trans Alaska Co's camp in Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1508)	October 28, 1901
19	19-10	Hunter posing with his rifle and the pheasants he shot at Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1509)	October 29, 1901
19	19-11	First Trans Alaska Co. survey party leaving their camp at Koserefski with sleds, Alaska (Hegg 1510) Webster & Stevens 10.A signature and number on negative. See 22-2 in Glass Negatives.	October 29, 1901
19	19-12	View of ice floes on the Yukon River, Alaska (Hegg 1511)	October 30, 1901
19	19-13--19-14	W. M. Rank posing for photos on the shore of Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1562 and Hegg 1560)	1901?
19	19-15	Men building a log cabin at the Trans Alaska Co. camp in Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1514) Webster & Stevens 9.A signature and number on negative. See 22-3 in Glass Negatives.	1902
19	19-16	View on the summit of the Cinabar Mountains, Alaska (Hegg 1516)	1902?
19	19-17	View of the foothills and valley looking toward Anvik and Holy Cross, Alaska (Hegg 1517)	1902
19	19-18	View of the Yukon River from the Cinabar Mountains (Hegg 1518) Caption on photo: From Cinabar Mt's to Yukon River Twenty Five Miles.	1902
19	19-19	View of the Otter River Valley looking toward the Kuskokwim River, Alaska (Hegg 1519)	1901?
19	19-20	Looking up the Otter River from the Cinabar Mountains, Alaska (Hegg 1520)	1901?
19	19-21	Men with horse-drawn sleds from the Trans Alaska Co. traveling on the frozen Otter River, Alaska (Hegg 1521) Webster & Stevens 11.A signature and number on negative. See 22-4 in Glass Negatives.	November 13, 1901
19	19-22	View of the St. Sergis mountains from the Kuskokwim River, Alaska (Hegg 1522)	1901
19	19-23	Russian Mission as seen from the Kuskokwim River, Alaska (Hegg 1525)	1901?
19	19-24	View of the St. Sergis cemetery and the Kuskokwim River from Russian Mission, Alaska (Hegg 1526) Webster & Stevens 202.A signature and number on negative. See 22-6 in Glass Negatives.	1902
19	19-25	W. M. Rank posing for a photo on the shore of Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1563)	1901?
19	19-26	Looking up the Kuskokwim River with the St. Sergis mountains in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 1524) Webster & Stevens 117.A signature and number on negative. See 22-5 in Glass Negatives.	1902
19	19-27	View of the horbor at Iliamna, Alaska (Hegg 1557) See 22-7 in Glass Negatives.	1902
19	19-28	View of Iliamna Bay from the shore, Alaska (Hegg 1558) Webster & Stevens 203.A signature and number on negative. See 22-8 in Galss Negatives.	1902
19	19-29--19-30	W. M. Rank posing for photos at Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1561 and Hegg 1559) Webster & Stevens 34.A signature and number on negative for 19-29. See 22-9 in Glass Negatives.	1901?
19	19-31	Man in furs posing for a photo with the St. Sergis mountains in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 1527)	1902
19	19-32	View of the left bank of the Kuskokwim River, Alaska (Hegg 1528)	1902?
19	19-33	Field in the woods on the Trans Alaska Co. trail between the Yukon River and Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1529)	1902
19	19-34--19-35	Views of the coastal mountain range along Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1575 and Hegg 1564) Webster & Stevens 95.A signature and number on negative for 19-34. See 22-11 in Glass Negatives.Webster & Stevens 40.A signature and number on negative for 19-35. See 22-10 in Glass Negatives.	1901?
19	19-36	View of the Aniak River valley with the Roosevelt mountain range in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 1532)	1902
19	19-37	View of the Robot and Oroloff mountains in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 1533)	1902?
19	19-38--19-40	Views of men and horse-drawn sleds traveling on the frozen Aniak River, Alaska (Hegg 1534, Hegg 1535, and Hegg 1536)	1902
19	19-41	View of volcanic mountains near Ashestuk Pass and the headwaters of the Aniak River, Alaska (Hegg 1538)	1902
19	19-42	View of Tikchik Valley and the headwaters of the Tikchik River, Alaska (Hegg 1539)	1902
19	19-43	View of the Aniak River and Aniak Valley from the headwaters, Alaska (Hegg 1540)	1902
19	19-44	Frozen mountain pass leading to the Tikchik River, Alaska (Hegg 1541)	1902?
19	19-45	View of the Tikchik Valley with the Malchetna and Tikchik mountains in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 1542)	1902
19	19-46--19-47	Looking up and across the Tikchik River Valley, Alaska (Hegg 1543 and Hegg 1544)	1902
19	19-48	Views of the frozen Tikchik Lake during winter, Alaska (Hegg 1545 and Hegg 1546)	1902?
19	19-50	Aerial view of the Tikchik River Valley, Alaska (Hegg 1547)	1902
19	19-51	Path through the tundra on the trail from the Yukon River, Alaska (Hegg 1512)	1902
19	19-52	View of the Tikchik River's frozen surface, Alaska (Hegg 1549)	1902
19	19-53	View of the tundra in the Tikchik River Valley, Alaska (Hegg 1550)	1902
19	19-54	View of ice on an unidentified frozen lake, Alaska (Hegg 1551)	1902?
19	19-55	Group of people posing for a photo outside log builidings in Kakwok on the Nushagak River, Alaska (Hegg 1552)	December 25, 1901
19	19-56	Men standing next to a Trans Alaska Co. scow stuck on the icy Nushagak River, Alaska (Hegg 1554)	1902?
Album
20		Album 20 is not in the collection.
		*Bennett and Upper Yukon* Consists of Bennett panoramic views and street scenes showing Klondikers embarking from Bennett (1898), sleds with sails on frozen Lake Bennett, ice motors (motorized sleds) leaving Bennett, whipsawing lumber and boat building, rapids between Lake Bennett and Lake Lindeman, an ice jam on the Yukon River. Also shows Whitehorse, Lake Marsh, and Fort Selkirk.	between 1898 and 1900
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21	21-1	View of sunset on Fifty Mile River (Hegg 136)	1899?
21	21-2	View of buildings lining the street in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 21)	June 4, 1899
21	21-3	Passengers sleeping inside the gangway of a ship	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-4	Aerial view of Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 43) Webster & Stevens 394.A signature and number on negative. See 13-15 in Glass Negatives.	June 4, 1899
21	21-5	View of Bennett from across the water, British Columbia (Hegg 86) Webster & Stevens 81.A signature and number on negative. See 14-3 in Glass Negatives.	September, 1899
21	21-6--21-8	Aerial views of Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 109a, Hegg 109b, and Hegg 109c) Webster & Stevens 56.A signature and number on negative for 21-6.Webster & Stevens 156.A signature and number on negative for 21-8. See 14-15 in Glass Negatives.	June 1, 1899
21	21-9	Klondikers embarking for the Yukon via boat in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 229) See 15-25 in Glass Negatives.	June 1, 1898
21	21-10	Man standing on a log spanning Homer Creek near Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 451)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-11	Steamer Kalamazoo wrecked on Thirty Mile River, Yukon (Hegg 580)	1898
21	21-12	View of boats out on Lake Lindeman, British Columbia (Hegg 433)	September 4, 1898
21	21-13	Hegg's party crossing Cutoff Canyon in horse-drawn sleds, Alaska (Hegg 918)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-14	View of Mirror Lake near Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 497a)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-15	Klondikers traveling on the frozen surface of Lake Bennett using sleds with sails, British Columbia (Hegg 179)	1898
21	21-16	Two men sawing lumber using a whipsaw at Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 177)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-17	Men and horses crossing a log bridge on the Skagway and Lake Bennett wagon road, British Columbia (Hegg 120) Webster & Stevens 270.A signature and number on negative. See 14-23 in Glass Negatives.	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-18	Aerial view of Klondikers camping along Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 230)	June 1, 1898
21	21-19	View of Klondikers' tents along Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 264) Webster & Stevens 242.A signature and number on negative.	1898
21	21-20	Tents and buildings along the shore of Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 265)	May 15, 1898
21	21-21	Boat building at Abbott Cove on Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 266) Webster & Stevens 102.A signature and number on negative.	1898
21	21-22	Men and dogs standing outside the 'Bennett Lake and Klondyke Navigation Co.' in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 344)	June 1, 1899
21	21-23	View of Klondikers sailing down Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 228)	May 30, 1898
21	21-24	Klondikers hauling a boat over an ice jam at Fiver Finger Rapids, Yukon (Hegg 836)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-25--21-26	Views of an ice jam at Five Finger Rapids on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 835 and Hegg 834) Webster & Stevens 371.A signature and number on negative for 21-26.	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-27	A family's scow landing at Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 392)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-28	Large group of men gathered for church in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 484)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-29	Aerial view of boats on Lake Bennett with Bennett in the background, British Columbia (Hegg 549) Webster & Stevens 293.A signature and number on negative.	May 30, 1898
21	21-30	Men riding sleds being pulled by an ice motor leaving Bennett, British Columbia for Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 672) Webster & Stevens 135.A signature and number on negative.	March 16, 1899
21	21-31	Ice jam at Five Finger Rapids, Yukon (Hegg 832)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-32	View of the falls on Homer Creek near Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 241) Webster & Stevens 395.A signature and number on negative. See 15-28 in Glass Negatives.	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-33	Aerial view of Bennett during winter, British Columbia (Hegg 724) Webster & Stevens 267.A signature and number on negative.	February 13, 1900
21	21-34	Men and dogs in the street near the Klondike Hotel and Restaurant in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 731)	February 13, 1900
21	21-35	View of tents and the railroad in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 732) Webster & Stevens 315.A signature and number on negative.	February 13, 1900
21	21-36	View of the chruch in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 736)	1900
21	21-37	View of steamer and scrows on Lake Marsh, Yukon (Hegg 145)	June 9, 1899
21	21-38	View of boats and buildings along the waterfront in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 123)	May 9, 1899
21	21-39	View of steamships docked in White Harbor, Yukon (Hegg 505)	1899?
21	21-40	Steamer Nora sailing up Five Finger Rapids, Yukon (Hegg 89)	1899?
21	21-41	Men standing outside the Post Office in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 11) Webster & Stevens 209.A signature and number on negative. See 13-2 in Glass Negatives.	June 4, 1899
21	21-42	View of the rapids between lakes Lindeman and Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 226)	1898
21	21-43	View of Fort Selkirk from across the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 74)	between 1898 and 1899?
21	21-44	View of the Yukon River near Tagish, Yukon (Hegg 337a) Webster & Stevens 6.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
		*Dawson City* The album contains Dawson City scenes: panoramic views, street scenes (especially Front Street), and views of buildings (churches, residences, the post office, and Union Hall), fire equipment and wagons, fire drills, and the fire of April 1899 (one photograph). Also shown are the Arctic Ski Club, various celebrations (such as U.S. naval victory celebrations, the St. Andrews Ballroom, July 4th), a ferry across the Klondike River, crowds waiting for mail at the post office, and Klondikers landing at Dawson City. There is also a panoramic view of Klondike City.	between 1898 and 1899
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22	22-1	Crowd of men waiting for mail to arrive at the Dawson City Post Office, Yukon (Hegg 404)	1899?
22	22-2	View of the Acklen family Villa on the Klondike River in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B170) Webster & Stevens 385.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
22	22-3	Crowd of people responding to shouts of 'Fire!' in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B172)	1899
22	22-4	Fire engine being pulled by dogs toward a fire that had broken out in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B173)	1899
22	22-5	Crowd attending a celebration of U.S. naval victories in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 408)	1899?
22	22-6	Man and woman riding a cable line across the Klondike River in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1186)	1899?
22	22-7	The Arctic Ski Club posing for a photo in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 267)	1899?
22	22-8	The smoking remains of the Bank of British North America after the worst fire in Dawson City history, Yukon (Hegg B277) The worst fire in Dawson City history occurred on April 26, 1899 when a saloon caught fire while the recently-formed fire brigade was on strike. Most of Dawson's major buildings and landmarks were subsequently burnt to the ground, including the Bank of British North America.	April 26, 1899
22	22-9	Steamship docked at the Canadian Development Co.'s dock in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B301) Webster & Stevens 333.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
22	22-10	Men and women attending the St. Andrews Ballroom in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 893)	1899?
22	22-11	View of the Catholic church in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B329) Webster & Stevens 167.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
22	22-12	The steamer Seattle No. 1 arriving at Dawson City at midnight, Yukon (Hegg 333)	1898
22	22-13	The Dawson Fire Deptartment traveling along Front Street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 386)	1899?
22	22-14	Men and donkeys in Front Street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 393)	1899?
22	22-15	View of the upper end of Dawson City from Klondike City, Yukon (Hegg 586)	September 15, 1898
22	22-16	Men and donkeys in the street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 403)	1899?
22	22-17	Crowd waiting for mail to arrive at the Dawson City Post Office, Yukon (Hegg 405)	1899?
22	22-18	The North West Mounted Police posing for a photo in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 406)	1899?
22	22-19	Large group of miners holding a meeting in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 398)	1899?
22	22-20	Horses tied up along the street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 426)	1899?
22	22-21	Large crowd of people lining the street to watch a procession in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 427)	1899?
22	22-22--22-23	Large crowd of people lining the streets and standing atop buildings during a Fourth of July celebration in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 428 and Hegg 430) Webster & Stevens 171.A signature and number on negative for 22-22.Webster & Stevens 2.A signature and number on negative for 22-23.	July 4, 1898
22	22-24	Crowd of people and horses in the street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 431)	1899?
22	22-25	Crowd gathered in North West Mounted Police Square in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 432)	July 4, 1898
22	22-26	Captain Jack Crawford, Marshall of the Day during Dawson's Fourth of July festivities, on horseback in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 434)	July 4, 1898
22	22-27	Large group of people posing for a photo outside the Post Office in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 439) Webster & Stevens 205.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
22	22-28	Mrs. G.I. Lowe's Laundry in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B461)	1899?
22	22-29	Men posing for a photo in their camp, Yukon (Hegg B462) Webster & Stevens 279.A signature and number on negative.	1899?
22	22-30	Aerial view of Dawson City at midnight, Yukon (Hegg B463)	1899?
22	22-31	Large crowd gathered in the streets of Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B477)	1899?
22	22-32	Dogs and horses pulling carts and wagons past a crowd of onlookers in front of the steamship ticket offices in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B478)	1899?
22	22-33	Men, horses, and wagons in the street outside the drug store in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B479)	1899?
22	22-34	Large crowd gathered watching a horse-drawn fire engine in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg B480)	1899?
22	22-35	View of buildings burning down during the worst fire in Dawson City history, Yukon (Hegg 694)	April 26, 1899
22	22-36	Major James Walsh and his staff in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 508) Major James Walsh was the gold comissioner in Dawson City for a brief period of time in 1898. Walsh replaced his predecessor, Thomas Fawcett, who was relieved by the Canadian goverment over allegations of corruption. Walsh arrived in May, 1898, but soon fell ill and returned east in July,	1898?
22	22-37	Men inspecting the last shipment of gold to leave Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 509) According to the caption on the photo, the shipment weighed 1.5 tons.	September 14, 1898
22	22-38	Men posing for a photo at the dedication of Union Hall in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 511)	September 11, 1898
22	22-39	'Cheechakos' camping on the sand bar at Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 418) 'Cheechako' was a slang term for a person newly arrived in the mining districts of Alaska and northwestern Canada, especially those unaccustomed to the hardships of pioneer life. A more commonly used term is 'tenderfoot.'	1898
22	22-40	Aerial view of Dawson City looking down the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 516)	1899?
22	22-41	View of King Solomon's Dome looking north near Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 538) King Solomon's Dome is a mountain peak located 20 miles southeast of Dawson that is believed to be the source of the gold fields that sparked the Klondike Gold Rush. During the gold rush, the mountain was the site of large-scale mining and excavation.	1899?
22	22-42	View of wagons traveling along the waterfront in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 571)	1899?
22	22-43	Crowd of people and several donkeys bearing banners advertising a new theater's grand opening in the street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 456)	1899?
22	22-44	View of men and boats at the first landing at Klondike City, Yukon (Hegg 560)	1899?
Album
23		Album 23 is not in the collection.
		*Dawson City Mining* Contains images of mining operations outside of Dawson City, both panoramic views and views of individual claims. Also includes phtographs of Bonanza, French Hill, Eldorado, Skookum Gulch/Hill, Sulpher Creek, Gold Hill, Hunker, Adams Hill, and Gold Bottom, along with some views of Grand Forks.	1898
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24	24-1	Miner cleaning a sluice box, Yukon (Hegg 50)	1898?
24	24-2	View of a sluicing operation at an Eldorado Creek claim with Grand Forks in the background, Yukon (Hegg B473)	1898?
24	24-3	View of a sluicing operation at French Hill, Yukon (Hegg B474) Webster & Stevens 231.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
24	24-4	View of a mining operation at the confluence of the Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks, Yukon (Hegg 326)	1898
24	24-5	Sluicing operation at Big Skookum Creek, Yukon (Hegg 325)	1898
24	24-6	This image is missing from the album. Image number 6 is missing.
24	24-7	Four miners at work on Skookum Hill, Yukon (Hegg 395)	1898?
24	24-8	View of sluicies at Skookum Gulch, Yukon (Hegg 399b)	1898?
24	24-9	Miners at work at French Hill, Yukon (Hegg 400)	1898?
24	24-10	Miners working claims No. 5 and 6 on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 401) Webster & Stevens 330.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
24	24-11	Miners working claim No. 10 on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 402)	1898
24	24-12	Miners posing for a photo at the Ewell and Leonard claim (No. 2) on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 412b)	1898?
24	24-13	Miner and a donkey with her foal, Yukon (Hegg 551)	1898?
24	24-14	Men posing for a photo outside buildings at a mining claim on Sulphur Creek, Yukon (Hegg 425)	1898?
24	24-15	Aerial view of mining operation at Eldorado Creek claim No. 17 during winter, Yukon (Hegg B471)	1898?
24	24-16	Miners posing for a photo at Bench Claim near the mouth of Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg B468)	1898?
24	24-17	View of some mining claims looking up Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 317)	1898?
24	24-18	View of sluicing operation aat claim No. 15 on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 324)	1898
24	24-19	View of sluicing operation and Grand Forks on Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg B476)	1898?
24	24-20	Miners posing for a photo at claim No. 1 on Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 414)	1898?
24	24-21	Aerial view of Grand Forks looking up Eldorado Creek and Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 513)	1898?
24	24-22	View of Hunker Creek fropm atop King Solomon's Dome, Yukon (Hegg 515)	1898?
24	24-23	View of Gold Hill between Eldorado Creek and Skookum Creek, Yukon (Hegg 536)	1898?
24	24-24	View of Grand Forks looking down Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 537)	1898?
24	24-25	Two miners posing for a photo at the G. A. Lancaster claim on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 543)	1898?
24	24-26	View of T. Carlton's mine next to G. A. Lancaster's claim on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 544)	1898?
24	24-27	Miners at the G. A. Lancaster claim on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 545)	1898?
24	24-28	Miners and a dog next to sluices and tents at the G. A. Lancaster claim, Yukon (Hegg 546)	1898?
24	24-29	Aerial view of French Hill, Yukon (Hegg 552)	1898?
24	24-30	Exhausted stampeder sleeping, Yukon (Hegg 553)	1898
24	24-31	Man doing his own laundry in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 555) Caption on photo: girl wanted.	1898?
24	24-32	View of tramway on Adams Hill along Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg B557)	1898?
24	24-33	Aerial view of Bonanza Creek claim No. 8 showing Grand Forks, the mouth of Eldorado Creek, Gold Hill, and Big Skookum Creek, Yukon (Hegg 558) Webster & Stevens 45.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
24	24-34	View of cabins and men next to an unidentified creek, Yukon (Hegg 559)	1898?
24	24-35	View of a sluicing operation at Eldorado Creek claim No. 31, Yukon (Hegg 564)	1898?
24	24-36	View of claim No. 24 looking down Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 565)	1898?
24	24-37	View of mining claims looking up Bonanza Creek from Discovery Claim, Yukon (Hegg 566) Webster & Stevens 58.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
24	24-38	View of miners at claim No. 2 on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 567) Caption on photo: first dumps. $98,000	1898?
24	24-39	Miners posing for a photo next to a sluice at Adams, Ames, and Brackett's claim (No. 2), Yukon (Hegg B569)	1898?
24	24-40	View of miners and sluices at claim No. 2 on Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg B576) Webster & Stevens 429.A signature and number on negative.	1898?
24	24-41	View of miners working Eldorado Creek claim No. 12, Yukon (Hegg B577) Caption on photo: Jeorge, James, Forman.	1898?
24	24-42	View of claim No. 34 looking up Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 579)	1898?
24	24-43	Claim No. 29 on Eldorado Creek looking down the creek, Yukon (Hegg 582)	1898?
24	24-44	Miners and horses at Eldorado Creek claim No. 32, Yukon (Hegg 46)	1898?
24	24-45	Three miners posing for a photo at an unidentified mining operation. Yukon (Hegg 584)	1898?
24	24-46	View of miners working claim No. 13 on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 587)	1898?
24	24-47	View of a sluicing operation along an unidentified creek, Yukon (Hegg 592)	1898?
24	24-48	View of log buildings at Gold Bottom looking up the creek from Hunker Creek, Yukon (Hegg 593)	1898?
24	24-49	View of the mining operation at claim No. 19 on Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 715)	1898?
		*Dawson City Mines* Contains images of mining operations outside of Dawson City, both panoramic views and views of individual claims. Included are views of Bonanza, French Hill, Eldorado, Gold Hill, and Cheechaco Hill; some views of underground mining with candles; images of mastadon bones and tusks found at Magnet Gulch; and photos of roadhouses located in the area, including Magnet Gulch, Ensley Road House, the Seattle Hotel, and the Dewey Hotel. Also includes one picture of McCormick.	between 1898 and 1900
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25	25-1	Panoramic view of mining operations on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 765)	March 18, 1900
25	25-2--25-7	Views of miners at work using rocker boxes in various places on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 767, Hegg 768, Hegg 769, Hegg 770, Hegg 771, and Hegg 772) Webster & Stevens 159.A signature and number on negative for 25-2.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-8	Miners posing for a photo on the Fourth tier of Gold Hill at Bonanza Creek claim No. 5, Yukon (Hegg 773)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-9	Miners at work on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 774)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-10	Miners using rocker boxes on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 775)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-11--25-13	Miners with shovels and pickaxes at work in mining tunnels at Bonanza Creek claim No. 5 on the fourth tier of Gold Hill , Yukon (Hegg 776, Hegg 777, and Hegg 778) Webster & Stevens 347.A signature and number on negative for 25-12.Webster & Stevens 243.A signature and number on negative for 25-13.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-14	Miners posing for a photo on Gold Hill with a view of Grand Forks in the background, Yukon (Hegg 779)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-15--25-16	Miners posing for photos on Gold Hill with views of mining equipment and log cabins, Yukon (Hegg 781 and Hegg 782)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-17	View of Gold hill showing the various mining claims, Yukon (Hegg 766a) Webster & Stevens 372.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-18	View of mining operations at Cheechako Hill, Yukon (Hegg 783)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-19	Miners posing for a photo in an underground mining tunnel at Eldorado Creek claim No. 27, Yukon (Hegg 412a) Two of the miners in the photo are young boys. See also 25-40 (Hegg 807).Webster & Stevens 326.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-20	Large group of miners posing for a photo next to a sluice, Yukon (Hegg 785)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-21	Miners posing for a photo in their mining camp, Yukon (Hegg 786)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-22	Permafrost in a mining tunnel, Yukon (Hegg 852) Webster & Stevens 289.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-23	View of a mining camp on the first tier of Cheechako Hill, Yukon (Hegg 787)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-24	Miners at work shoveling sediment and gravel into a sluice, Yukon (Hegg 788) Webster & Stevens 424.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-25	Miners operating a sluice on Cheechako Hill, Yukon (Hegg 789) Webster & Stevens 428.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-26	Group of miners posing for a photo in their mining camp with donkeys, Yukon (Hegg 790) Webster & Stevens 426.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-27	Two men and a young girl next to a particularly valuable horse, Yukon (Hegg 791) Caption on photo: pioneer horse of the Yukon who earned his weight in gold. During the Klondike Gold Rush, the price of draft animals spiralled upwards, meaning the horse in the photograph is likely actually worth its weight in gold.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-28	View of mining claims looking up Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 792)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-29	Mastodon tusks and bones discovered in Magnet Gulch, Yukon (Hegg 793)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-30	Men and women outside the Magnet Roadhouse near Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 794)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-31	Men at work at a sawmill along Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 795)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-32	Men and horses hauling sleds on Thisel Creek near the Seattle Hotel, Yukon (Hegg 796)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-33	Men traveling with sleds drawn by dogs and horses near Ensley Roadhouse at the mouth of the Indian River, Yukon (Hegg 797)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-34	Large group of people posing for a photo outside the Dewey Hotel in Grand Forks, Yukon (Hegg 798)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-35	Men and a dog posing for a photo outside a roadhouse along Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 799)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-36	Miners and a young boy next to a sluice on French Hill, Yukon (Hegg 800)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-37	Miners posing for a photo next to their equipment along Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 805)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-38	View of mining claims looking down Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 801a)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-39	View of mining operaitons looking down Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 801b)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-40	Miners posing for a photo in a mining tunnel at claim No. 27 on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 807) See also 25-19 (Hegg 412a).	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-41	Group of people posing for a photo outside a church in Grand Forks, Yukon (Hegg 808)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-42	Men and women posing for a photo next to mastodon tusks and bones found in Magnet Gulch, Yukon (Hegg 656)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-43	Gold nugget discovered by Saples and Small at Cheechako Hill, Yukon (Hegg 816) Webster & Stevens 236.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-44	Miners rocking for gold on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 818)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-45	View of miners at work on Cheechako Hill, Yukon (Hegg 819)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-46	Miners working a sluicing operation, Yukon (Hegg 899)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-47	View of Gold Hill with a tramway visible, Yukon (Hegg 784)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-48	View of Cheechako Hill from a distance, Yukon (Hegg 782)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-49	Miners sluicing on Cheechako Hill, Yukon (Hegg 806a) Webster & Stevens 119.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-50	Man pulling a dog sled while a dog rides on the sled with another man, Yukon (Hegg 809)	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-51	George Carmack posing for a photo, Yukon (Hegg 810) George Carmack was originally credited with registering Discovery Claim at Bonanza Creek, Yukon. The site of the claim is widely considered to be the place where the Klondike Gold Rush started. While at the time many considered Carmack to be the one who discovered gold at Discovery Claim, today, historians usually give credit to Carmack's Canadian brother-in-law, Skookum Jim Mason. In the caption on the photo, Hegg mistakenly identifies Carmack as 'McCormick.'	between 1898 and 1900?
25	25-52	Jeorge, James, and Forman at their mining claim on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg B295)	between 1898 and 1900?
		*Dawson City and Mines* Contains scenes from Dawson City, including panoramic views and street scenes (Front Street, 3rd Street, Main Street, the waterfront). Shows gold bricks and bags of gold from the Bank of British North America and the Alaska Commercial Company, miners waiting to register claims, crowds waiting for mail, Dawson City vegetable gardens, moose, mining operations outside of Dawson City (including Gold Bottom and Sulpher Creek), ice jams and ice floes, and the Yukon River.	between 1898 and 1901
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26	26-1	Portrait of John Wallace ("Captain Jack") Crawford, Yukon (Hegg 137) John Wallace ("Captain Jack") Crawford was an American adverturer, educator, author, poet, and entertainer. He was considered a master storyteller about the Wild West, and is known as one of the most popular performers in late nineteenth century America. In 1876, Crawford became a national celebrity after he rode 350 miles over the course of six days to carry dispatches to Fort Laramie for the New York Herald to tell the news of a victory by General George Crook against the village of Chief American Horse at the Battle of Slim Buttes during the Great Sioux War of 1876-1877. Later in life, Crawford spent two years in the Klondike (1898-1900) fruitlessly searching for gold.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-2	Men gathered at the Bonanza Park Mineral Spring near Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg B322) Webster & Stevens 418.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-3	Cattle near Whitehorse being driven to Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 750)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-4	Steamship at the steamboat landing in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 328)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-5	Young boy working a rocker box, Yukon (Hegg 804)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-6	Men weighing $10.00 in gold dust at the office on T. S. Lippy's claim, Yukon (Hegg 846) T. S. Lippy, the president of the Seattle Y.M.C.A., was one of the prospectors to strike it rich duing the Klondike Gold Rush. After returning to Seattle, Lippy made generous contributions to both the Y.M.C.A. and the First United Methodist Church of Seattle. He also helped found the Seattle General Hospital, initially established in 1895, which reopened in 1900 after the construction of a new building at 909 Fifth Avenue in Seattle.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-7	Miners at work in an underground mining tunnel, Yukon (Hegg 849)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-8	View of men and horse-drawn carriages on 3rd Street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 858) Webster & Stevens 403.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-9	Group of people posing for a photo outside a cabin, Yukon (Hegg 859)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-10	Aerial view of Dawson City from across the Klondike River, Yukon (Hegg 860)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-11	View of mining operations on Sulphur Creek, Yukon (Hegg 424b) Webster & Stevens 354.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-12	View of ice breaking up on the Yukon River with steamships moored for the winter in the background, Yukon (Hegg 892)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-13	Man in a row boat next to an ice jam on the Yukon River near Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 581)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-14	View of Main Street looking north in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 585)	1898
26	26-15	Miners waiting for their turn to register claims in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 588)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-16	Three men posing for a photo next to large chunks of ice on the shore of the Yukon River near Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 895) Webster & Stevens 363.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-17	$1 million in Klondike gold bars in the Bank of British North America in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 896)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-18	Scows landing in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 897) Webster & Stevens 322.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-19	View of the new Post Office in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 898) Webster & Stevens 368.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-20	Men posing for a photo next to 1.5 tons of gold bricks and dust in the Alaska Commercial Co.'s store in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1174) Webster & Stevens 341.A signature and number on negative.	June 9, 1901
26	26-21	60 pound head of cabbage grown in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1177)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-22	Young moose lying in the grass, Yukon (Hegg 1178)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-23	People posing for a photo with moose carcasses and antlers outside the Colorado Market in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1179)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-24	Aerial view of Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1181) Webster & Stevens 350.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-25	Looking up Front Street from the Northern Commercial Co. store in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1182) Webster & Stevens 175.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-26	Looking up Front Stret from the corner of 3rd Street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1183) Webster & Stevens 332.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-27	View of buildings along Gold Bottom Creek, Yukon (Hegg 1184) Webster & Stevens 127.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-28	Aerial view of Dawson City showing the mouth of the Klondike River, Yukon (Hegg 1185)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-29	Members of the Yukon Order of Pioneers (Y.O.O.P.) posing for a photo in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2292)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-30	B Division of the North West Mounted Police lined up near Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1187)	1900
26	26-31	View of Dawson City looking south showing hospital buildings, Yukon (Hegg 319)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-32	Man and dog sled traveling on Bonanza Creek in winter, Yukon (Hegg 1191) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-33	Group of three people standing atop the ice on the Yukon River near Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1826)	May 19, 1901
26	26-34	Men at work in J. A. Acklen's garden in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 506)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-35	Two men at work in a garden in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 1828)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-36	The Bartlett Brothers' packtrain in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 144)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-37	Men at the boat landing in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 612) Webster & Stevens 84.A signature and number on negative.	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-38	Large crowd of people lined up waiting for mail at the Dawson City Post Office, Yukon (Hegg 633)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-39	View of crowded steamships landing at the steamboat landing in Dawson City while a large crowd waits to greet them, Yukon (Hegg 3102)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-40	View of the waterfront in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 3103)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-41	View of the street outside the Alaska Commercial Co. in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 3104)	between 1898 and 1901?
26	26-42	View of crowded Front Street in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 3105)	July, 1899
		*Nome Mines & Seward Peninsula* Depicted in this album are mining operations on Seward Peninsula north of Nome, including sluicing and some dredging at Newton, Dry Creek, Daniels Creek, Nicolo Gulch, Cooper Gulch, Peeluck Creek, Holyoke Creek, and Rock Creek; Port Safety and Cape Nome roadhouses; and a street scene in Bluff City.	1900?
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27	27-1	Four people posing for a photo at the entrance to Meyer's Roadhouse in Port Safety, Alaska (Hegg 1626)	1900?
27	27-2	Sluicing at the 1-A fraction at the mouth of Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1793)	1900?
27	27-3	Miners sluicing at claim No. 3 on Dry Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1790a)	1900?
27	27-4	Miners sluicing at Dry Creek claim No. 1, Alaska (Hegg 1789)	1900?
27	27-5	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Daniels Creek near Bluff City, Alaska (Hegg 1805) Webster & Stevens 126.A signature and number on negative. See 23-3 in Glass Negatives.	1900?
27	27-6--27-10	Panorama of Seward Peninsula taken in several parts, Alaska (Hegg 0331 1/2a, Hegg 0331 1/2b, Hegg 0331 1/2c, Hegg 0331 1/2d, and Hegg 0331 1/2e)	1900?
27	27-11--27-16	Panorama taken in several parts on Seward Peninsula, Alaska (Hegg 0331a, Hegg 0331b, Hegg 0331c, Hegg 0331d, Hegg 0331e, and Hegg 0331f)	1900?
27	27-17	Man, woman, and a dog outisde the Cape Nome Roadhouse, Alaska (Hegg 1637) See 22-22 in Glass Negatives.	1900?
27	27-18	Miners posing for a photo next to their sluice at claim No. 1 on Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1791)	1900?
27	27-19	Miners sluicing at a fraction between claims No. 2 and 3 on Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1792)	1900?
27	27-20	Miners sluicing at a fraction between claims No. 3 and 4 on Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1795)	1900?
27	27-21	Miners posing for a photo next to a slucie at claim No. 2 on Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1796)	1900?
27	27-22	Miners sluicing at claim No. 3 on Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1797) Webster & Stevens 125.A signature and number on negative. See 23-1 in Glass Negatives.	1900?
27	27-23	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1798)	1900?
27	27-24	Miners sluicing on the beach at Bluff City, Alaska (Hegg 1799)	1900?
27	27-25	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Daniels Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1800)	1900?
27	27-26	Two miners at the pumping plant at claim No. 1 on Daniels Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1801)	1900?
27	27-27--27-28	Miners sluicing at claim No. 2 on Daniels Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1802 and Hegg 1803)	1900?
27	27-29	View of the street in Bluff City, Alaska (Hegg 1804) See 23-2 in Glass negatives.	1900?
27	27-30	Hydraulic mining at Nicolo Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1744) Hydraulic mining is a method of mining that uses high-pressure jets of water to dislodge rock material or move sediment. In placer mining, the type that occurred during the Klondike and Nome gold rushes, the resulting slurry of water and sediment is directed through sluice boxes to remove the gold.	1900?
27	27-31--27-32	W. G. Co. miners using hydraulic mining methods to knock sediment loose for sluicing at Cooper Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1756 and Hegg 1757) Webster & Stevens 306.A signature and number on negative for 27-31. See 22-34 in Glass Negatives for 27-31.	1900?
27	27-33	W. G. Co. miners sluicing at Cooper Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1758)	1900?
27	27-34	Mining operations at Peeluck Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1759) The miners in this photo are using horses to help collect the slurry from their activities.	1900?
27	27-35--27-36	View of mining operations at claim No. 3 on Peeluck Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1760 and Hegg 1761)	1900?
27	27-37	Miners sluicing at claim No. 5 in Cooper Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1762)	1900?
27	27-38	Slucing at claim No. 2 on Holyoke Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1763) Webster & Stevens 71.A signature and number on negative. See 22-35 in Glass Negatives.	1900?
27	27-39	View of a sluicing operation on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 3106)	1900?
27	27-40	Miners posing for a photo next to their sluice at claim No. 1-B on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 3107)	1900?
27	27-41	Miners posing for a photo in their camp on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1766)	1900?
27	27-42	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1-A on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1767) Webster & Stevens 74.A signature and number on negative. See 22-37 in Glass Negatives.	1900?
27	27-43	Miners posing for a photo at claim No. 3-A on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1768)	1900?
27	27-44	View of mining operations at claim No. 4 on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1769)	1900?
27	27-45	Miners posing for a photo at claim No. 1-A on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1770)	1900?
		*Nome Mines* Shows mining operations in the vicinity of Nome, Seward Peninsula. Includes both panoramic views and close-ups of sluicing and hydraulicing. Sites and claims noted: Anvil Creek, Hot Air Claim, Glacier, Specimen Gulch, Daniels Creek, Dry Creek, Saturday Creek, Snow Gulch, and Rock Creek.	between 1899 and 1901
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28	28-1	Aerial view of mining operations on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1745) Webster & Stevens 65.A signature and number on negative. See 22-32 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-2	Miners sluicing at claim No. 6 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1747)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-3	Miners with carts outside a minshaft at bench No. 7 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1750) Gold accumulations in an old stream bed that are high are called bench deposits. See also 28-8 (Hegg 1755).	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-4	View of miners sluicing at claim No. 5 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1751)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-5	Miners sluicing at claim No. 4 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1752)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-6	Aerial view of claim No. 6 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1753)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-7	View of a sluicing operation at claim No. 5 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1754) A steam shovel is visible in this photo near the top of the sluice box.	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-8	Group of miners and several well-to-do men and women outside a mineshaft at bench No. 7 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1755) See also 28-3 (Hegg 1750)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-9--28-10	Views of mining operations at Hot Air Claim, Alaska (Hegg 1771 and Hegg 1772a)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-11	Hydraulic mining at Hot Air Claim, Alaska (Hegg 1773) Webster & Stevens 88.A signature and number on negative. See 22-38 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-12	Mining operations at claim No. 1 on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1774)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-13	View of miners sluicing at claim No. 2-B on Anvil Creek with tents and buildings in the background, Alaska (Hegg 1775)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-14	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1-A on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1776)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-15	Miners working at claim No. 3 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1777)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-16	Sluicing operation at claim No. 1 at Specimen Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1778)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-17	Group of miners with shovels next to sluice boxes at claim No. 1-B on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1779)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-18	Group of miners at claim No. 5 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1780)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-19	Miners posing for a photo next to their sluice at claim No. 2 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1781)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-20	Miners sluicing at claim No. 9 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1782)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-21--28-22	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Daniels Creek near Bluff City, Alaska (Hegg 1805 and Hegg 1806)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-23	Miners with shovels standing next to a sluice while another miner pans, Alaska (Hegg 1807)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-24	Group of miners posing for a photo at claim No. 1 on Dry Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1808) One of the miners in the photo is a woman.Webster & Stevens 285.A signature and number on negative. See 23-4 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-25	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Saturday Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1809)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-26--28-27	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Dry Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1810 and Hegg 1811)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-28	View of a sluicing operation at Discovery claim on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1812) See 23-5 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-29	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1813)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-30	Hydraulic mining at claim No. 3 at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1814)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-31	Miners at work at bench No. 1 near Snow Gulch and Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1815)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-32	Hydraulic mining at California Bench on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1816) Webster & Stevens 311.A signature and number on negative. See 23-6 in Numbered Albums.	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-33	View of mining operations at claim No. 2 at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1817)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-34	Miners sluicing at claim No. 2 above Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1818)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-35	View of several sluice boxes, tents, and bulidings at Discovery claim on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1819)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-36	Sluicng operations at Claim No. 3 on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1820)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-37	Miners sluicing at claim No. 2 at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1821) Webster & Stevens 159.A signature and number on negative. See 23-7 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-38	Miners posing for a photo next to a sluice box at Discovery claim on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1822)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-39	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1823)	between 1899 and 1901?
28	28-40	Miners sluicing at claim No. 6 on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1824)	between 1899 and 1901?
		*Nome Mines* The images depict mining operations in the vicinity of Nome and include scenes of sluicing, rocking on the beach, and drilling. Localities noted: Nome Beach, Bluff City, Anvil Creek (including Discovery Claim), Miocene Ditch, and Dexter Creek. Also included are some close-up views of gold nuggets found in these locations, views of the town of Dexter Creek, and exterior and interior views of the Wild Goose Company Pumping Plant, Nome.	between 1899 and 1901
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29	29-1	Miners rocking for gold on the beach at Bluff City, Alaska (Hegg 1460) Webster & Stevens 225.A signature and number on negative.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-2	Aerial view of tents and buildings at Discovery Claim on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1456)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-3	Miners cleaning out sluice boxes at Discovery Claim on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1313)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-4	Miner getting a $5 pan of gold on Nome Beach while other miners watch, Alaska (Hegg 1205) Webster & Stevens 92.A signature and number on negative.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-5	Miners holding up several nuggets of gold from claim No. 5 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1384) Caption on photo: largest 1 1/2 pounds.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-6	Close-up of a large gold nugget from Pioneer Mining Co's Discovery Claim on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1413) Caption on photo: weight 97 oz, value $1,552.00. Caption also claims this is the largest gold nugget discovered in Alaska. However, Anvil Creek only produced the second-largest gold nugget discovered in Alaska, which weighed 182 troy ounces. Anvil Creek also produced the sixth, seventh, ninth, and tenth largest gold nuggets found in Alaska.	September 14, 1901
29	29-7	Close up of an even larger gold nugget from Pioneer Mining Co.'s Discovery Claim on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1417) Caption on photo: weight 108 oz, value $1,729.00. Caption also claims this is the largest gold nugget discovered in Alaska. However, Anvil Creek only produced the second-largest gold nugget discovered in Alaska, which weighed 182 troy ounces. Anvil Creek also produced the sixth, seventh, ninth, and tenth largest gold nuggets found in Alaska.Webster & Stevens 316.A signature and number on negative.	September 29, 1901
29	29-8	Man posing for a photo at the wastegate on the dam at Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1599) The Miocene Ditch is a 50-mile-long water supply ditch in Alaska. James Davidson built it to allow the use of dredges while mining near Nome, Alaska.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-9	Two men fishing atop the dam at Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1600)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-10	View of the flume on Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1601)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-11	Man wading in the upper end of the Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1602) Webster & Stevens 17.A signature and number on negative. See 22-13 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-12	View of Anvil Rock, Alaska (Hegg 1603) Webster & Stevens 388.A signature and number on negative. See 22-14 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-13	Horse-drawn wagons and men next to tents, Alaska (Hegg 1627)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-14	Men with horse-drawn Fresno Scrapers during the construction of the Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1640) Fresno Scrapers were machines pulled by horses used for the construction canals and ditches in sandy soil.Webster & Stevens 13.A signature and number on negative. See 22-25 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-15	Man standing atop a rock formation overlooking the Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1642) Webster & Stevens 412.A signature and number on negative. See 22-26 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-16	Miners at work using hydraulic mining methods, Alaska (Hegg 1646)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-17	Miners sluicing at claim No. 8 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1647) Webster & Stevens 362.A signature and number on negative. See 22-29 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-18--29-19	Miners sluicing at claim No. 6 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1790b and Hegg 1731)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-20	Group of miners posing for a photo outside The Sourdough near Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1732) Webster & Stevens 314.A signature and number on negative. See 22-31 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-21	Miners posing for a photo outside the No. 10 Dexter Store near Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1733) According to the sign in the photo, the store also offered boarding, lodging, liquor, and cigars.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-22	Miners sluicing on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1734)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-23	Miners posing for a photo next to their sluice at claim No. 1 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1735)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-24	Miners sluicing at claim No. 9 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1736)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-25	Miners posing for a photo at claim No. 10 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1737)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-26	Miners posing for a photo at their claim, Alaska (Hegg 1738)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-27	Miners sluicing at Dexter Creek claim No. 7, Alaska (Hegg 1739)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-28	Miners sluicing at claim No. 8 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1740)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-29	View of a sluicing operation at Dexter Creek claim No. 11, Alaska (Hegg 1741)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-30	Group of miners posing for a photo next to tents at Dexter Creek claim No. 6, Alaska (Hegg 1742)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-31	Miners sluicing at a claim on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1783)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-32	Miners posing for a photo at the upper end of claim No. 11 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1784)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-33	Miners at claim No. 9 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1785)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-34	Miners sluicing at claim No. 10 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1786)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-35	Miners sluicing at claim No. 8 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1788)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-36--29-38	Views of the exterior of the Wild Goose Railroad Co.'s pumping plant in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1881, Hegg 1882, and Hegg 1880)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-39	Boilers inside the Wild Goose Railroad Co.'s pumping plant in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1883)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-40--29-43	Views of the interior of the Wild Goose Railroad Co.'s pumping plant in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1885, Hegg 1884, Hegg 1886, and Hegg 1887)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-44	Miners at a bench gold deposit between Anvil Creek and Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1746)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-45	Miners posing for a photo next to a steam-powered drill on a bench deposit near Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1748)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-46	Miners sluicing at claim No. 6 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1171a)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-47	Miners using a steam-powered drill on a bench deposit near Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1749) Webster & Stevens 254.A signature and number on negative. See 22-33 in Glass Negatives.	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-48	Miners sluicing at Dexter Creek claim No. 6, Alaska (Hegg 1743)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-49	Miners sluicing at claim No. 4 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1787)	between 1899 and 1901?
29	29-50	This image is missing from the album. Image number 50 is missing.
		*Nome Mines* The images are of mining operations in the vicinity of Nome, Seward Peninsula, and include views of sluicing and dredging (on the Snake River), pumping operations, and rocking for gold, especially on the Nome beach. Other locations noted: Anvil Creek, Glacier Creek, Dexter Creek, Snow Gulch, and Nicola Gulch.	between 1899 and 1901
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30	30-1	Miners posing for a photo next to their equipment on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1207) Webster & Stevens 94.A signature and number on negative.	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-2	Woman rocking for gold on Nome beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1208) Caption on photo: girl rocking out pin money on Nome Beach.	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-3--30-4	Views of miners rocking for gold on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1212 and Hegg 1213)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-5	Wreck of barge York in the surf at Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1224)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-6	Sluicing operation at claim No. 3 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1225)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-7	View of a pumping plant at claim No. 1 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1226)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-8	View of mining operations at claim No. 2 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1227)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-9	Miners cleaning out a sluice box at claim No. 2 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1228) Webster & Stevens 263.A signature and number on negative.	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-10	Miners sluicing at Discovery Claim on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1229)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-11	Miners working at a pumping plant on Nome Beach, Alaska (Hegg 1242)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-12	View of mining operations at Discovery Claim on Glacier Greek, Alaska (Hegg 1258)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-13	Miners rocking for gold at claim No. 9 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1259)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-14	Miners sluicing at a claim, Alaska (Hegg 1260)	between 1899 and 1901?
30	30-15	Miners working at Kisma Fraction at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1261)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-16	Miners posing for a photo between two sluice boxes at Discovery Claim, Alaska (Hegg 1262)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-17	Miners at claim No. 6 on Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1263)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-18	Miners rocking for gold on Nome Beach, Alaska (Hegg 1296)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-19	Two men rocking for gold on Nome Beach, Alaska (Hegg 1297)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-20	Miners sluicing, Alaska (Hegg 1298)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-21	View of Chinik, Alaska (Hegg 1629) Now known as Golovin, named for Captain Vasily Golovnin, Chinik was originally an Inupiat village. When gold was discovered at Council, Alaska in 1898, Golovin became an important supply point for the Council gold fields.	circa 1899-1901
30	30-22	Miner rocking for gold in the surf on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1300) Webster & Stevens 261.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1899-1901
30	30-23	Seattle Placer Mining Co. miners sluicing on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1301)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-24	Four men rocking for gold on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1308)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-25	Man and woman rocking for gold on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1312) Caption on photo: a serious case of gold fever.	circa 1899-1901
30	30-26--30-27	Two-part panorama of mining operations in the vicinity of Nome on Seward Peninsula, Alaska (Hegg 312a and Hegg 312b)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-28	Men rocking for gold on the tundra, Alaska (Hegg 1322)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-29	View of mining operations at bench deposit No. 2 at Nicola Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1327)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-30--30-31	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1329 and Hegg 1345) Webster & Stevens 260.A signature and number on negative for 30-30.	circa 1899-1901
30	30-32	Miners rocking for gold near the water on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1354) Webster & Stevens 179.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1899-1901
30	30-33	Miners working at claim No. 1 at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1355) This image is nearly identical to 30-31 (Hegg 1345).Webster & Stevens 54.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1899-1901
30	30-34	Man rocking for gold while a woman nearby pans, Alaska (Hegg 1356) Caption on photo: "Wonder if there is anything in it?"	circa 1899-1901
30	30-35	Miners digging down toward bedrock, Alaska (Hegg 1357)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-36	Dredging on Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1358) Webster & Stevens 190.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1899-1901
30	30-37	This image is missing from the album. Image number 37 is missing.
30	30-38	Miners sluicing at claim No. 2 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1292)	circa 1899-1901
30	30-39	Two men psoing for a photo outside the Anvil House roadhouse, Alaska (No Hegg number indicated on the image)	circa 1899-1901
		*Teller Kougrok and Candle Creek* These photographs show towns and mining claims in the vicinity of the Kougarok River including Teller, Candle Creek, Dahl Creek, Quartz Creek, Mary's Igloo, and Kiwalik Spit. Several multipart panoramas include scenes of Teller, Kiwalik Spit, Candle City, and Dahl Creek.	between 1900 and 1902
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31	31-1--31-5	Five-part panorama of the waterfront in Teller, Alaska (Hegg 1860a, Hegg 1860b, Hegg 1860c, Hegg 1860d, and Hegg 1860e) Established in 1900 after the Bluestone Placer Mine discovery (16 miles to the south), Teller took its name from the nearby Teller Reindeer Station. It is siutated on the southern half of Nook Spit.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-6	View of Grantley Harbor in Teller, Alaska (Hegg 1859) Webster & Stevens 364.A signature and number on negative. See 23-24 in Glass Negatives.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-7	Men with their packtrain in Teller, Alaska (Hegg 1374)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-8	View of Teller showing Nook Spit, Alaska (Hegg 1169) Nook Spit separates Port Clarence Bay and Grantley Harbor.Webster & Stevens 19.A signature and number on negative.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-9	Miners landing in Teller via boat, Alaska (Hegg 1255) Webster & Stevens 174.A signature and number on negative.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-10	View of the bustling wharf in Teller, Alaska (Hegg 1170) Webster & Stevens 304.A signature and number on negative.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-11	Miners sluicing at claim No. 13 on Candle Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1861)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-12	Group of people, dogs, and a cat posing for a photo outside a house at claim No. 17 on Candle Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1863)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-13	Sluicing operation at claim No. 14 on Candle Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1862)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-14	Miners hydraulicking at bench claim No. 19 on Candle Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1864) 'Hydraulicking' is another term for hydraulic mining.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-15	Sluicing operation at Discovery Claim on Candle Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1865)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-16	Miners sluicing at Candle Creek claim No. 9, Alaska (Hegg 1866)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-17	Miners sluicing and panning at claim No. 17 on Candle Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1867)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-18	Miners posing for a photo at claim No. 18 on Candle Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1868)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-19	Miners sluicing at Candle Creek claim No. 19, Alaska (Hegg 1869)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-20--30-21	Two-part panorama of Kiwalik Spit taken from the water, Alaska (Hegg 1871a and Hegg 1871b)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-22	View of the street in Candle City, Alaska (Hegg 1873)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-23--31-25	Three-part panorama of Teller, Alaska (Hegg 355b, Hegg 355c, and Hegg 355d)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-26--31-27	Two-part panorama of Candle City, Alaska (Hegg 487a and Hegg 487b)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-28	Miners rocking for gold at claim No. 2 on Dahl Creek, Alaska (Hegg 490)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-29	Miners at claim No. 1 on Dahl Creek, Alaska (Hegg 512)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-30	Charles D. Lane conversing with another man, Alaska (Hegg 621) Charles D. Lane was a millionaire mine owner, recognized as one of the founders of Nome, Alaska, who headed the Wild Goose Mining & Trading Co. and helped develop legitimate mining claims in Nome. In 1898, he missed an opportunity to be one of the initial disocoverers of gold near Nome when he briefly returned to California after setbacks with his mines and claims in Silver Bow Basin near Juneau, Alaska. However, Lane sent an associate named Gabe Price with a large party to investigate rumors of gold in Kotzebue County. Price was in the nearby town of Golovin when Lindeberg, Lindblom and Brynteson, the "Three Lucky Swedes," discovered gold at Anvil Creek near Nome in 1898, sparking the Nome Gold Rush. Though Price missed his chance to get Lane involved in early claim-staking, when he traveled to Nome to meet the three prospectors, he was impressed enough to commit Lane to help develop the new mines and defend them from claim jumping, which was initially a serious problem in Nome.Lane was directly involved in one of the most important legal battles in early Nome history against claim jumpers, paving the way for greater law and order in Nome. Lane took legal action against Alexander McKenzie and Alfred Noyes, a corrupt Judge of the Federal Court. McKenzie and Noyes essentially established a receivership racket and illegally mined others' claims. In order to do this, the two men would hire others to claim jump; when legitimate claim owners appeared in court to settle their disputes with claim jumpers, Noyes would put the claims into receiverships to be administered by McKenzie while Noyes considered the disputes. In the meantime, McKenzie, as reciever of the disputed claims, would then hire men to mine them. Charles Lane ultimately put an end to McKenzie and Noyes' sheme when he, as a legitimate claim owner, took his case to the circuit court of appeals in San Francisco, ultimately leading to the arrests of McKenzie and Noyes by US Marshals. Judge James Wickersham was then brought in from the Third Judicial District to settle the remaining cases and restore claims to their rightful owners.As head of the Wild Goose Mining & Trading Co., Lane established the Wild Goose Railroad, which ran from Nome through Anvil Gulch to Dexter, Alaska. The Wild Goose Company, at least in Nome's early days, was rivaled only by the Pioneer Mining Company.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-31	Slucing at claim No. 5 on Quartz Creek, Alaska (Hegg 624)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-32	Miners at claim No. 2 on Quartz Creek, Alaska (Hegg 629)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-33	Miners sluicing at a fraction between claims No. 4 and 5 on Dahl Creek, Alaska (Hegg 631)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-34	Sluicing operation at claim No. 8 on Dahl Creek, Alaska (Hegg 636)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-35	Miners sluicing at claim No. 4 on Quartz Creek, Alaska (Hegg 647)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-36--31-37	Views of mining operations at claim No. 2 on Quartz Creek, Alaska (Hegg 649 and Hegg 625)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-38	View of mining operations at claim No. 1 on Dahl Creek, Alaska (Hegg 653)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-39	View of Mary's Igloo from across the Kuzitrin River, Alaska (Hegg 488) Mary's Igloo was an Inupiat village that became an important transfer point for supplies for the gold fields upriver on the Kuzitrin and Kougarok Rivers. Non-natives named the village Mary's Igloo after an Inupiat woman named Mary who welcomed miners, trappers, and others into her home for coffee. By 1910, Mary's Igloo was a large community of Inupiat and Anglo-Americans.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-40	View of claim No. 1 on Dahl Creek, Alaska (Hegg 758)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-41	Four miners posing for a photo at Dahl Creek claim No. 2, Alaska (Hegg 674)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-42--31-43	Two-part panorama of Dahl City along a creek, Alaska (Hegg Dahl City appears to be more of a small settlement for miners along the creek than an actual city.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-44	View of claim No. 8 on Quartz Creek with Dahl City in the background, Alaska (Hegg 759)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-45	Miners working at claim No. 1 on Dahl Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1126)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-46	Group of people posing for a photo at Jerry Galvin's camp in Dahl City, Alaska (Hegg 1171b)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-47	View of claim No. 10 on Quartz Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1132)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-48	Claim No. 2 on Quartz Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1234)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-49	Two men conversing near a creek, Alaska (Hegg 1281b) Caption on photo: peddling the bull. This phrase appears to be a derivation of 'shooting the bull' or 'shooting the breeze,' slang terms for informal conversation.	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-50	Miners relaxing inside a bunkhouse in Teller, Alaska (Hegg 1286)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-51	View of the Sawtooth Range from Mary's Igloo, Alaska (Hegg 1451)	between 1900 and 1902?
31	31-52	Men and dogs on Main Street in Mary's Igloo, Alaska (Hegg 686)	between 1900 and 1902?
Album
32		Album 32 is not in the collection.
		*Council and Mines* Consists of photographs of mining activities in the vicinity of Council City, Seward Peninsula, including Ophir Creek, Crooked Creek, Mystery Creek, Penny Creek, and Melsing. One multipart panorama of Council City is also included as are images of the Wild Goose Railroad at Council City.	circa 1899-1902
Album	item
33	33-1	Miners posing for a photo at claim No. 5 on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1676)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-2	Miners sluicing at claim No. 3 1/2 on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1677)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-3	Looking down Ophir Creek from claim No. 6, Alaska (Hegg 1678)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-4	Passengers from the first passenger train on the Wild Goose Railroad to reach Council City, Alaska (Hegg 1680)	August 18, 1902
33	33-5	View of men with a train engine on the Wild Goose Railroad at Council City, Alaska (Hegg 1681)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-6	View of claim No. 1 on Crooked Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1682)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-7	Men at a pumping station on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1683)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-8	Four men outside a Wild Goose Railroad ticket office at claim No. 15 on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1684)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-9	View of mining operations along Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1685)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-10	View of mining operations at Ophir Creek claim No. 15, Alaska (Hegg 1686) Webster & Stevens 217.A signature and number on negative. See 22-30 in Glass Negatives.	circa 1899-1902
33	33-11	View of a small settlement near Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1687b)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-12--33-13	Mining operations on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1688 and 1689) This might be claim No. 15, though it is not certain.	circa 1899-1902
33	33-14	Miners from the Wild Goose Mining Co. at claim No. 15 on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1690)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-15--33-16	Views of mining operations along Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1691 and Hegg 1692) This might be claim No. 15, though it is not certain.	circa 1899-1902
33	33-17	Mining operations at Ophir Creek claim No. 15, Alaska (Hegg 1693)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-18	Miners at work in a pit near Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1694)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-19--33-20	Views of a sluicing operation at claim No. 14 on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1695 and Hegg 1696) The sluice box appears to be fed water by a pumping station.	circa 1899-1902
33	33-21	View of sluicing operations at Nelson Fraction near Ophir Creek claim No. 14, Alaska (Hegg 1697)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-22--33-27	Views of mining operations at claim No. 14 on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1698, Hegg 1699, Hegg 1700, Hegg 1701, Hegg 1702, and Hegg 1703)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-28	View of mining operations at Discovery Claim on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1704)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-29	Aerial view of mining claims on Ophir Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1705)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-30	S. E. King posing for a photo at claim No. 1 on Crooked Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1715)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-31	Miners sluicing at claim No. 6 on Crooked Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1716)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-32	Sluicing operation at claim No. 7 on Crooked Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1717)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-33	Miners sluicing at S. E. King's claim (No. 1) on Crooked Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1718)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-34	Miners posing for a photo in their camp at S. E. King's Crooked Creek claim, Alaska (Hegg 1719)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-35	Sluicing operation at Crooked Creek claim No. 3, Alaska (Hegg 1720)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-36	Alaska Mining Co. miners sluicing at claim No. 4 on Crooked Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1721)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-37	Miners at claim No. 5 on Crooked Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1722)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-38	Miners sluicing at claim No. 4 on Big Hurrah Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1706)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-39--33-40	Views of Lanes Quartz Mine on Little Hurrah Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1707 and Hegg 1708)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-41	View of a mining camp and hydraulic mining equipment, Alaska (Hegg 1709)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-42	Miners sluicing at their claim, Alaska (Hegg 1710)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-43	Miners and a horse at Claim No. 1B on Melsing Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1711)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-44	Sluicing at a claim near Melsing Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1712)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-45	View of claim No. 2A on Melsing Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1713)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-46	View of mining operations near Melsing Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1714)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-47	Miners at Discovery Claim on Mystery Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1723)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-48	Sluicing operation at claim No. 2 on Mystery Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1724)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-49--33-50	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Mystery Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1725 and Hegg 1726)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-51	Sluicing operation at Mason Fraction between claims No. 2 and 3, Alaska (Hegg 1727)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-52	Miners sluicing at the mouth of Penney Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1728)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-53	View of a sluicing operation, Alaska (Hegg 1729)	circa 1899-1902
33	33-54--33-56	Three-part panorama of Council City, Alaska (Hegg 389a, Hegg 389b, and Hegg 389c)	circa 1899-1902
Album
34		Album 34 is not in the collection.
35		Album 35 is not in the collection.
36		Album 36 is not in the collection.
		*Trip Around the Coast of Alaska* Contains views of St. Michael, Yakatat, Unalaska, Dutuch Harbor, Kodiak, Mary's Igloo, Bluff City, the Unga Fish Cannery, and the Bering Sea. Also included are four views of Nome showing Election Day, a street, the harbor, and laying water pipe.	circa 1902
Album	item
37	37-1	Exterior of the Eastern Orthodox church in St. Michael, Alaska (Hegg 911)	circa 1902
37	37-2	View of Yakutat from the water, Alaska (Hegg 1571)	circa 1902
37	37-3	View of Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska (Hegg 251) The Cape is the westernmost point on the mainland of the Americas. It is the eastern boundary of the Bering Strait, marking the division between the Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea.	circa 1902
37	37-4	Seal rookery on St. Paul Island, Alaska (Hegg 1173) "Rookery" is a term used for the breeding grounds of colony-forming birds, seabirds, and marine mammals.	circa 1902
37	37-5	View of Cape York from the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 238b) Cape York is located on Seward Peninsula. The city of York, located on the cape, is roughly 80 miles from Nome and 45 miles Port Clarence.	circa 1902
37	37-6	Aerial view of Dutch Harbor and Unalaska, Alaska (Hegg 1438)	circa 1902
37	37-7	Man posing for a photo ouside L. Lane's cabin, Alaska (Hegg 1450)	circa 1902
37	37-8--37-9	Two-part panorama of Unalaska showing ships in Dutch Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1493a and Hegg 1493b)	circa 1902
37	37-10--37-11	Two-part panorama of Dutch Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1472a and Hegg 1472b)	circa 1902
37	37-12	View of Kodiak on Kodiak Island, Alaska (Hegg 1565)	circa 1902
37	37-13	View of the Russian Orthodox church and priest's house in Kodiak, Alaska (Hegg 1567)	circa 1902
37	37-14	Aerial view of Unalaska across Dutch Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1422)	circa 1902
37	37-15	View of the cemetery in Unalaska, Alaska (Hegg 1420)	circa 1902
37	37-16	View of men next to a rock formation known as "The Hole in the Wall" along the shore of Dutch Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1419)	circa 1902
37	37-17	View of the Church of the Holy Ascension in Unalaksa, Alaska (Hegg 1407) The Church of the Holy Ascension was built in 1894, making it one of the oldest churches in Alaska.	circa 1902
37	37-18	View of the Russian Orthodox Church in Kodiak, Alaska (Hegg 1566)	1902
37	37-19	View ofmountains looking out over a bay, Alaska (Hegg 1574)	circa 1902
37	37-20	View of Mary's Igloo from the opposite bank of the Kuzitrin River, Alaska (Hegg 1449)	circa 1902
37	37-21	Aerial view of Dutch Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1293)	circa 1902
37	37-22--37-23	Views of Yakutat from the water, Alaska (Hegg 1570 and Hegg 1571)	circa 1902
37	37-24	View of mining operations at Bluff City showing various water pumps along the beach, Alaska (Hegg 1465) Webster & Stevens 286.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1902
37	37-25	Aerial view of the Unga Fish Cannery, Alaska (Hegg 845)	circa 1902
37	37-26	View of St. Michael and the harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1643) Webster & Stevens 298.A signature and number on negative. See 22-27 in Glass Negatives.	circa 1902
37	37-27	View of North American Transportation & Trading Co. stores in St. Michael, Alaska (Hegg 1175)	circa 1902
37	37-28	View of Bird's Roost near Topkuk, Alaska (Hegg 1439)	circa 1902
37	37-29	J. C. Thier posing for a photo next to the canvas boat he built, Alaska (Hegg 1446)	circa 1902
37	37-30	John F. Huston posing for a photo in front of a log cabin, Alaska (Hegg 1447)	circa 1902
37	37-31	View of Big Diomede Island from the Bering Strait, Alaska (Hegg 257) Big Diomede is an island among the Diomede Islands in the middle of the Bering Strait.	circa 1902
37	37-32--37-33	Two-part panorama of Dutch Harbor and Unalaska, Alaska (Hegg 220a and Hegg 220b)	circa 1902
37	37-34--37-35	Views of St. Michael, Alaska (Hegg 924 and Hegg 923)	circa 1902
37	37-36	View of men in the snowy-covered streets of Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1198)	circa 1902
37	37-37	View of a crowd gathered in the street on Election Day in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1584)	1902
37	37-38	View of Snake River flooding during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1856) Webster & Stevens 232.A signature and number on negative. See 23-21 in Glass Negatives.	October, 1902
37	37-39	Workers laying water pipe in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1294)	circa 1902
		*Nome* In this album are Nome images, including street scenes with advertising signs and photos of shops, commercial enterprises, muddy streets, July 4th parades, snow scenes, people lining up for mail as well as landing in and departing from Nome, U.S. barracks, sod houses, and ice breaking up on the river during the spring thaw. There are also images of a storm in Nome showing flooded streets, houses swept onto the beach, shipwrecks, and heavy surf; and there is a three-part panorama of Nome seen from the water.	circa 1900-1901
Album	item
38	38-1	Group of men with equipment and a pack mule posing for a photo in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1307)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-2	View of flooded streets during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1854) See 23-19 in Glass Negatives.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-3	Waves washing buildings off a sand spit during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1853) See also 38-27 (Hegg 1852).Webster & Stevens 321.A signature and number on negative. See 23-18 in Glass Negatives.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-4	Ships wrecked along Nome Beach after a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1317)	August 3, 1901
38	38-5	Men in the street on Steadman Avenue in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1319)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-6	View of ships and boats on Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1321)	June 29, 1900
38	38-7	View of waves crashing ashore during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1324) See also 38-23 (Hegg 1246).	circa 1900-1901
38	38-8	View of the crowded street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1334)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-9	Horse team pulling a house through Front Street, Alaska (Hegg 1335)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-10	View of muddy Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1336)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-11	Barge Nome City smashing into the North American Transportation & Trading Co. wharf in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1459) Webster & Stevens 212.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-12	View of collapsed and flooded houses on a sand spit after a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1338)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-13	Three men posing for a photo outside a sod house in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1339) Webster & Stevens 1 1/2 signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-14	Aerial view of Nome looking east from the center of the city, Alaska (Hegg 1340) Webster & Stevens 271.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-15	Aerical view of Nome looking west from the center of the city, Alaska (Hegg 1341)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-16	View of a bridge spanning Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1363) Webster & Stevens 307.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-17	View of the U.S. Army barracks in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1349)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-18--38-20	Three-part panorama of Nome from the water, Alaska (Hegg 1359a, Hegg 1359b, and Hegg 1359c)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-21	Viewof the court house and recording office in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1361)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-22	The Nome Fire Department marching in a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1492)	July 4, 1901
38	38-23	View of waves crashing ashore in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1246) See also 38-7 (Hegg 1324).	circa 1900-1901
38	38-24	Men in a rowboat trying to navigate the icy Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1377)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-25	View of crowds of people in the street outside stores and businesses in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1380)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-26	Man waving a newspaper in front of a crowd of onlookers in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1382)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-27	Waves crashing into buildings on a spit during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1852) See also 38-3 (Hegg 1853).	circa 1900-1901
38	38-28	Men and dogs next to a tunnel through the snow leading to a cabin in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1394)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-29	View of men and supplies on the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1386)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-30	Ice breaking up on the water near Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1392)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-31	View of snowdrifts blocking Steadman Avenue after a January snowstorm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1393)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-32	View of sunset over the Bering Sea from Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1395)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-33	View of Nome Beach at sunset in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 470)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-34	View of ice breaking up on the Nome River with a large crowd watching along the shore, Alaska (Hegg 1396)	June 15, 1901
38	38-35	Series of photos showing the sun rising at 10am and setting at 2pm on the winter solstice in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1397) Caption on middle photo: shortest day of the year.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-36	Public school children marching in a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1398)	July 1, 1901
38	38-37	Two men in a rowboat attempting to navigate the waves on a stormy day while a man looks on from shore in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1351)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-38	Sled dog teams in Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1400)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-39	View of men ice fishing on the Snake River in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1401)	November, 1900
38	38-40	Goup of schoolchildren posing for a photo with their teacher in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1402) Webster & Stevens 328.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-41	View of the midnight sun over the Bering Sea from Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1403)	1901
38	38-42	Aerial view of Front Street in Nome during winter, Alaska (Hegg 1406) Webster & Stevens 397.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-43	Men, women, and children posing for a photo with a dog team, skis, and American flag near Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1409) Caption on photo: sourdough picnic.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-44	Crowds of people along Front street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1411)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-45	Large crowd of people waiting for mail outside the Nome Post Office, Alaska (Hegg 1414)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-46	Rowboat drifting ashore over the submerged wreck of the Skookum in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1418)	July 9, 1901
38	38-47	Steamship passengers arriving in Nome via scow, Alaska (Hegg 1430)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-48	Rowboat starting out for a steamer in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1429)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-49	Workers lightering freight from a barge on Nome Beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1432) Webster & Stevens 163.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-50	Taxidermied polar bear in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1431)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-51	Passengers from a steamship landing in Nome via scow, Alaska (Hegg 1436) Webster & Stevens 252.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-52	Men outside the Riverside Saloon on Riverside Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1437) Webster & Stevens 367.A signature and number on negative.	July 1, 1901
38	38-53	View of waves crashing ashore with ships in the distance in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1441) Webster & Stevens 247.A signature and number on negative.	circa 1900-1901
38	38-54	View of moonlight on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1444)	circa 1900-1901
38	38-55	U.S. Army soldiers marching down Steadman Avenue during a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1452)	July 4, 1901
38	38-56	View of clouds over the Bering Sea from Nome, Alaska (Hegg 152)	circa 1900-1901

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Container(s)		Description	Dates
		*Juneau and Southeast Alaska* Included are images of Juneau, (including bird's-eye views and street scenes), Douglas and Treadwell Mines (including a three-part panorama), Taku Indian village, Taku Inlet, Sheep Creek (including Nowell Gold Mining Co.), Petersburg Cannery, and Ketchikan (a three-part panorama).	circa 1903
Album	item
A	A-1	View of Juneau from across the Gastineau Channel, Alaska (Hegg 1900)	circa 1903
A	A-2	Looking across Juneau from the southeast, Alaska (Hegg 1902a)	circa 1903
A	A-3--A-5	Three-part panorama of Ketchikan from the Tongass Narrows, Alaska (Hegg 1888a, Hegg 1888b, and Hegg 1888c)	circa 1903
A	A-6--A-8	Three-part panorama of Doulgas and Treadwell Mine from the Gastineau Channel, Alaska (Hegg 1889a, Hegg 1889b, and Hegg 1889c)	circa 1903
A	A-9	View of Juneau and Douglas across the Gastineau Channel, Alaska (Hegg 1901)	circa 1903
A	A-10	View of Treadwell Mine from the Gastineau Channel, Alaska (Hegg 1890) Treadwell Mine was a gold mine on the southern side of Doulgas Island (across the Gastineau Channel from Juneau), owned and operated by John Treadwell. After prospectors Joseph 'Joe' Juneau and Richard Harris discovered gold in the Silver Bow Basin in 1880, waves of prospectors flooded the area. John Treadwell purchased a lode claim on Douglas Island from Pierre Joseph Erussard on September 13, 1881, thereafter establishing Treadwell Mine. Comprised of four sub-sites, in its time Treadwell Mine was the largest hard rock gold mine in the world. From 1881-1922, an excess of 3 million troy ounces of gold were extracted from the mine.	circa 1903
A	A-11--A-12	Views of stamps mill at Treadwell Mine, Alaska (Hegg 1893 and Hegg 1894) A stamp mill is a type of mill machine that crushes material by pounding instead of grinding, usually for the extraction of metallic ores or for further processing.	circa 1903
A	A-13--A-14	Views of the wooden streets of Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 1897 and 1898)	circa 1903
A	A-15	View of the "Glory Hole" at Treadwell Mine, Alaska (Hegg 1892) "Glory hole" is a term used to describe vertical mine shafts or open pits created when mining ore.	circa 1903
A	A-16	Aerial view of Doulgas, Alaska (Hegg 1891)	circa 1903
A	A-17	View of the upper end of the Wrangell Narrows, Alaska (Hegg 760)	circa 1903
A	A-18	Three women fishing at Grindstone Falls, Alaska (Hegg 1337)	circa 1903
A	A-19	View of ice floes in Taku Inlet, Alaska (Hegg 1920)	circa 1903
A	A-20	View of Taku Indian village, Alaska (Hegg 646)	circa 1903
A	A-21	Icebergs in Taku Inlet, Alaska (Hegg 1530)	1903
A	A-22	View of Foster Glacier from Taku Inlet, Alaska (Hegg 1531)	1903
A	A-23	This image is missing from the album. Image number 23 is missing.
A	A-24	View of the "Glory Hole" at Treadwell Mine showing a rope ladder descending into the pit, Alaska (Hegg 1895)	circa 1903
A	A-25	Sunset over Gastineau Channel, Alaska (Hegg 1903)	circa 1903
A	A-26	View of the street in Doulgas, Alaska (Hegg 1896)	circa 1903
A	A-27	Mining operations at the Nowell Gold Mining Co. mine on Sheep Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1902b)	circa 1903
A	A-28	Indian village at Ketchikan, Alaska (Hegg 520)	circa 1903
A	A-29	Group of people with horse-drawn sleds and political campaign signs, Alaska (Hegg 1580)	circa 1903
A	A-30	View of a Nowell Gold Mining Co. building on Sheep Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1911)	circa 1903
A	A-31	View of mountains and a small settlement from the water, Alaska (Hegg 1909)	circa 1903
A	A-32	View of Sheep Creek winding through the mountains, Alaska (Hegg 1916)	circa 1903
A	A-33	Group of schoolchildren posing for a photo outside their school in Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 1905)	circa 1903
A	A-34	Schoolchildren in their classroom with their teacher in Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 1794)	circa 1903
A	A-35	View of the Petersburg Cannery, Alaska (Hegg 751) In the late 19th century, Norwegian immigrant Peter Buschmann built the cannery, a sawmill, and early structures at the site that would become Petersburg. The city was named for Buschmann when it was incorporated as a town on April 2, 1910.	circa 1903
A	A-36	View of a small settlement from the water, Alaska (Hegg 1388b)	circa 1903
A	A-37	Mining operations next to a mountain creek, Alaska (Hegg 1907) This is likely near Sheep Creek.	circa 1903
A	A-38	Alaska and Juneau Gold Mining Co. operations, Alaska (Hegg 1908)	circa 1903
A	A-39	View of mining operations and wooden walkways on a mountain creek, Alaska (Hegg 1910) This is likely near Sheep Creek.	circa 1903
A	A-40	View of mountain slopes near Sheep Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1915)	circa 1903
A	A-41	View of the railroad built along Sheep Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1913)	circa 1903
A	A-42	Run down building near Sheep Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1914)	circa 1903
A	A-43	Group of buildings in the mountains near Sheep Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1373)	circa 1903
A	A-44	Man pushing a cart of produce through the street in Doulgas, Alaska (Hegg 1919)	circa 1903
A	A-45	Hydraulic mining operations near Sheep Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1904)	circa 1903
A	A-46	Steamship traveling along Stephens Passage, Alaska (Hegg 1772b)	circa 1903
A	A-47	Indian gravesite at Ketchikan, Alaska (Hegg 524b)	circa 1903
A	A-48	Waterfall along Ketchikan Creek, Alaska (Hegg 3196)	circa 1903
A	A-49	View of rainclouds over Ketchikan and the Tongass Narrows, Alaska (Hegg 712b)	circa 1903
A	A-50	View of Juneau from Douglas Island, Alaska (Hegg 903)	circa 1903
		*Alaska, British Columbia, and Yukon Territory* Most of the images in this album appear to be copies of other photographers' work. Where possible, the original photographer is identified and noted. Subjects include a wide variety of places and events around Alaska, British Columbia, and the Yukon, including: Douglas, Juneau, Whitehorse, Whitehorse Rapids, Killisnoo, Treadwell Mine, Skagway, Sitka, Valdez, Dawson City, Metlakatla, and Ketchikan.	circa 1897-1902
Album	item
B	B-1	Grave of Frank H. Reid in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 2064) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer) Frank H. Reid was an American solider, teacher, city engineer, vigilante, and one of the fatal combatants at the Shootout on Juneau Wharf on July 8, 1898, which resulted in the death of con artist and crime boss "Soapy" Smith. The shootout itself began after an argument and subsequent armed altercation on Juneau wharf between Smith and Reid, during which both men shot each other. Whereas Smith fatally wounded Reid with a shot to the abdomen and groin with his Winchester rifle (Reid died of his wounds 12 days later), despite wounding Smith, Reid did not fire the fatal shot that killed Smith. Jesse Murphy, after wrestling the Winchester rifle from Smith's hands, fatally shot Smith in the heart. Despite his reputation being far from untarnished, Reid's funeral was the largest in Skagway's history. His gravestone, pictured here, is inscribed: He gave his life for the honor of Skagway.	1898?
B	B-2	Three birds perched atop snow-covered rocks (Hegg 3108)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-3	Four men and women playing cards during a social call in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2051) Caption on photo: a social call on one of Dawson's finest.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-4	Dead freshwater eel on display (Hegg 2023)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-5	View of Doulgas and Juneau from the Gastineau Channel, Alaska (Hegg 2163a)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-6	Portion of the Metlakatla Indian Band with Reverend William Duncan in Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 2006) Founded in the late 19th century by William Duncan, Metlakatla was the major settlement of the Metlakatla Indian Community on the Annette Islands Reserve.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-7	Newly-married Tsimshian bride and groom with their wedding party in western dress in Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 2168)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-8	Aerial view of Doulgas, Juneau, and Mt. Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 2005)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-9	Tsimshian men in the Metlakatla Band in Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 2170)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-10	Aerial view of a small settlement near Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 2104)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-11	Native Alaskan women selling items on the street in Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 2105) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 452 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-12	View of businesses and storefronts along a wooden street (Hegg 2082)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-13	Rough surf and crashing waves near Nome, Alaska (Hegg 3109)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-14	Men in rowboats navigating the Whitehorse Rapids on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 2025) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 523 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-15	Governor Brady with a group of Native Alaskans at Killinoo Island, Alaska (Hegg 2084) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-16	Men attempting to resuscitate a man knocked unconscious by gas (Hegg 3110) Hegg copy of original Kinsey & Kinsey (photographer) See also B-159 (Hegg 2070).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-17	Miners at work in the open pit or "glory hole" at Tredwell Mine, Alaska (Hegg 2059) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond 72 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-18	Four men with packs on their way to Dawson City near Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 2066) Hegg copy of original Goetzman 2004 (photographer)	1898
B	B-19	Men attending a banquet held by the U.S. Consul in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2041)	July 4, 1899
B	B-20	Large group of schoolchildren posing for a photo outside the public school in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 2072) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 709 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-21	Group of Alaskan Natives in western dress posing for a photo, Alaska (Hegg 2176)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-22	Looking up Gold Creek Basin near Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 2003)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-23	Portrait of Chief Seattle in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2199) Hegg copy of original Sammis (photographer) Chief Seattle was a Suquamish and Duwamish chief; a prominent figure among his people, he pursued a path of accommodation for white settlers and developed a close friendship with David Swinson "Doc" Maynard, one of Seattle's primary founders. The city of Seattle, Washington was named after Chief Seattle at Maynard's insistence. This portrait, taken by E. M. Sammis in 1864, is the only known photograph of Chief Seattle.	1864
B	B-24	Dog team pulling a man on a sled outside Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2004)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-25	Church in an unidentified town (Hegg 2021)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-26	Aerial view of Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 2173)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-27	View of Douglas and Treadwell Mine from the Gastineau Channel, Alaska (Hegg 2161)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-28	Vegetables grown in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 2118) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 711 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-29	Aerial view of a coastal town, Alaska (Hegg 2119) This is likely Sitka, Alaska.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-30	Interior of the Eastern Orthodox church in Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 2073) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 445 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-31	View of the Tlingit village at Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 2128) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 681 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-32	Waves breaking along the shore in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 2102)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-33	Portrait of Princess Angeline, daughter of Chief Seattle in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2198) Hegg copy of original Curtis (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-34	Hydraulic mining operations at the McConnell claim on Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 2127)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-35	Interior of the church at Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 3111)	1897
B	B-36	Miners sluicing at Antone Standard on Eldorado Creek, Yukon (Hegg 2156)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-37	Large wooden carving at a Native burial ground (Hegg 2133)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-38	View of snow-covered mountains with a dog in the foreground (Hegg 3112)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-39	Exterior of St. Paul's Anglican church, Yukon (Hegg 2115) This might be in Dawson City, Yukon.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-40	Woman posing for a photo next to mastodon tusks found in Magnet Gulch, Yukon (Hegg 2026) See also B-90 (Hegg 2141).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-41	View of Valdez from the top of a pile driver, Alaska (Hegg 2103) Hegg copy of original P. S. Hunt A79 (photographer)	August 21, 1902
B	B-42	View of a schoolhouse and other buildings in an unidentified town (Hegg 2134)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-43	Exterior of the Eastern Orthodox church in Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 3113) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond 12 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-44	Group of miners with rocker boxes, Yukon (Hegg 2144b)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-45	Sunset on Face Mountain near Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 2151) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-46	Large group of seals on the rocky shore, Alaska (Hegg 3114)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-47	Four steamships snowed in for the winter on a riverbank (Hegg 2092)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-48	Native family in western dress posing for a photo in front of their cabin in Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 2090) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-49	Boardwalk leading toward the church in Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 2169)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-50	Panoramic view of icebergs in Juneau Harobr, Alaska (Hegg 2124) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-51	Wreck of steamer Cutch (Hegg 2009) Cutch likely wrecked somewhere in Alaska, possibly Lynn Canal..	circa 1897-1902
B	B-52	Thermometer reading −72 °F in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2022) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer) The lowest temperature ever recorded in Dawson City was −73 °F on February 3, 1947.See also B-86 and B-108 for duplicates.	January 15, 1901
B	B-53	Two horse-drawn sleds traveling through the snow (Hegg 2125)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-54	Miners with pickaxes and shovels in an underground mine (Hegg 2020) Hegg copy of original Goetzman 403 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-55	Panoramic view of Sitka during winter, Alaska (Hegg 2100) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond 24 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-56	Snowed-in cabin covered with ice in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2142) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer) Caption on photo: a glacier at Dawson.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-57	Native Alaskan infant in a cradleboard leaned up against, Alaska (Hegg 2107)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-58	Group of men in fur coats posing for a photo outside the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2043)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-59	Man outisde the Five Finger Islands Lighthouse, Alaska (Hegg 2008) The lighthouse, built in 1902, is located on a small island that lies between Stephens Passage and Frederick Sound in southeastern Alaska.	circa 1902
B	B-60	Chunks of ice washed up along the shore in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2193)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-61	Aerial view of Whitehorse showing steamships docked along the shore, Yukon (Hegg 3115) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-62	Townspeople seated for an outdoor community gathering (Hegg 2039)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-63	Aleut men clubbing seals while seal hunting on St. Paul Island, Alaska (Hegg 1991) See also B-77 (Hegg 1995) and B-78 (Hegg 1990).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-64	Portrait of a Native man and woman in western dress with their two children (Hegg 3116)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-65	Crowd of people outside the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 3117)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-66	Aerial view of crowded streets and storefronts (Hegg 3118)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-67	List of laundry prices for Peerless Laundry in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2045) According to the list, the proprietor was Mrs. H. Weiter.	1899
B	B-68	Hydraulic mining at McConnell's claim on French Hill, Yukon (Hegg 2136)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-69	View of a railroad bridge spanning a glaciated valley (Hegg 2197)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-70	Wooden buildings and structures at a mining camp (Hegg 2187b)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-71	Panoramic view of Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 3119) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond 201 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-72	Train crossing a trestle bridge on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, Alaska (Hegg 2019) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-73	Miners with pickaxes in a frost-covered underground mine (Hegg 2116)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-74	Vegetables for sale in the Denver Market display window in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 3120)	August, 1901
B	B-75	Our Lady of Sitka icon by Vladimir Borovikovsky in the interior of the Eastern Orthodox church in Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 3123) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond (photographer) An "icon" is typically a painting depicting Christ, Mary, saints and/or angels, which is venerated among Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, and in certain Catholic Churches.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-76	Natives in western dress participating in a Fourth of July parade in Matlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 2200)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-77	Group of Aleut men hunting seals on St. Paul Island, Alaska (Hegg 1995) See also B-78 (Hegg 1990) and B-63 (Hegg 1991).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-78	Group of Aleut men skinning seals on St. Paul Island, Alaska (Hegg 1990) See also B-77 (Hegg 1995) and B-63 (Hegg 1991).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-79	Native man in western dress posing for a portrait with a book, (Hegg 3124)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-80	C. German and his wife arriving in Dawson via dog sled at the Klondyke Hotel, Yukon (Hegg 2106) Hegg copy of original Goetzman 211 (photographer)	February 10, 1900
B	B-81	Group of men posing for a photo outside a log cabin (Hegg 2147b) Hegg copy of original Kinsey & Kinsey (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-82	Large colony of seals on St. Paul Island, Alaska (Hegg 1993)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-83	Horse-drawn wagons traveling through a forest (Hegg 2135)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-84	Men in a scow navigating the Whitehorse Rapids while others watch from shore, Yukon (Hegg 2053) Hegg copy of Case & Draper (photographer) See also B-130 (Hegg 2053).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-85	Seal colony on the shore of a river (Hegg 1996)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-86	Duplicate image of a thermometer reading −72 °F in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2022) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer) See also B-52 and B-108.	January 15, 1901
B	B-87	Large group of men examining the smoking ruins of buildings after Nome's first fire, Alaska (Hegg 1997)	May 25, 1901
B	B-88	View of Third Avenue in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2024) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-89	Native family in western dress posing for a photo at table (Hegg 3121)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-90	Man posing for a photo next to mastodon tusks found in Magnet Gulch, Yukon (Hegg 2141) See also B-40 (Hegg 2026).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-91	Native sports team in uniform posing for a photo (Hegg 3122)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-92	Horse-drawn wagon traveling along a ridge (Hegg 2094) Hegg copy of original Kinsey & Kinsey (photographer)	June 21, 1902
B	B-93	View of a glacier on Salmon River, British Columbia (Hegg 2010) Hegg copy of original Blankenberg (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-94	View of the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad path through the Sawtooth Range, Alaska (Hegg 2028) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-95	Natives in traditional dress in front of a small house (Hegg 2188b)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-96	View of a snow-covered mining camp (Hegg 2186)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-97	Steamships docked along the shore, Yukon (Hegg 2016) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-98	View of the muddy streets outside Cascade Steam Laundry in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2112)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-99	Men, women, and children on a porch (Hegg 2036)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-100	North West Mounted Police officers posing for a photo on the steps of a building (Hegg 2033a)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-101	Kwakiutl grave totems and carvings (Hegg 1989)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-102	Men at a snowy campsite (Hegg 2192)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-103	View of Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 2083)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-104	View of Douglas Island and structures at Treadwell Mine, Alaska (Hegg 2085)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-105	Man beneath an arch cut into a large cedar known as the "Bicycle Tree" in Snohomish, Washington (Hegg 2096) In the late 1800s, when bicycle riding first became popular, Snohomish Bicycle Club president (and Civil War veteran) David Lewis Paramore led an effort to make a large cedar tree along a new bicycle path near Snohomish a milestone. An arch was subsequently cut into the tree so that people could ride their bicycles underneath the tree, and the "Bicycle Tree" became a popular spot for bicyclists and locals.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-106	White Pass & Yukon Route train crossing a trestle bridge near Lewis Lake, Alaska (Hegg 2054) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 499 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-107	View of Lawton Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 2056) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 692 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-108	Duplicate image of a thermometer reading −72 °F in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2022) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer) See also B-52 and B-86.	January 15, 1901
B	B-109	Men and women outside a log cabin church in Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 2139) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-110	View of the McDonald Hotel fire in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2030) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	November 1, 1901
B	B-111	Men and women dancing in St. Andrew's Ballroom in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2061) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-112	John Lee's wedding banquet in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2042a) John Lee, originally from Snohomish, Washington, made his fortune at claim No. 32 on Eldorado Creek.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-113	Treadwell Mine on Douglas Island, Alaska (Hegg 2086)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-114	Dog sled teams at claims No. 39 and 40 on Hunker Creek, Yukon (Hegg 2149)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-115	Group of miners doing their laundry (Hegg 2063) Caption on photo: girls wanted.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-116	Aerial view of Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 2050) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-117	18th century Russian cannon in Juneau, Alaska (Hegg 2032) Caption on photo: ancient cannon at Juneau, Alaska. Cast in Russia in 1712. Brought to Sitka during Russian occupancy.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-118	Miners sluicing at a mining claim (Hegg 2029)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-119	Glacier along the east fork of the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 2109b) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 695 (photographer) See also B-166 (Hegg 2014).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-120	Frank Reid on his deathbed after the Shootout on Skagway Wharf in Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 2017) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer) After being fatally wounded during the Shootout on Juneau Wharf, Reid was in the hospital for 12 days until he died on July 20, 1898.	circa July 8-July 20, 1898
B	B-121	Aerial view of a coastal town (Hegg 2179) This is likely a town in Alaska.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-122	View of buildings along the shore (Hegg 2189)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-123	Tlingit man wearing Chilkat blanket posing next to tribal masks and carvings, Alaska (Hegg 2060)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-124	Man posing for a portrait in a studio (Hegg 3140)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-125	Skookum Jim at Discovery Claim on Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 2159) Skookum Jim is co-credited, along with George Carmack, with making the gold discovery at Discovery Claim on Bonanza Creek, which sparked the Klondike Gold Rush.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-126	Miners at the entrance to Tunnel No. 1 and the main cross-cut in the Yukon gold fields, Yukon (Hegg 2049) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-127	Two miners with mining equipment (Hegg 2037)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-128	View of a house with totem poles flanking the entrance (Hegg 2031)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-129	Group of men next to an ice-covered train engine with a rotary snowplow (Hegg 2048)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-130	Duplicate image of men in a scow navigating the Whitehorse Rapids, Yukon (Hegg 2053) Hegg copy of Case & Draper (photographer) See also B-84 (Hegg 2053).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-131	Group of natives in western dress posing for a photo in front of a building (Hegg 2158)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-132	Ransacked interior of a bank after an attempted robbery (Hegg 2027)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-133	Samples from a local berry harvest, including raspberries, gooseberries, and currants (Hegg 3125)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-134	Men surrounding a group of seals during a seal hunt on St. Paul Island, Alaska (Hegg 1994)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-135	Men and women dancing the two-step in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2069)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-136	Group of men on Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 2011b)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-137	View of industrial buildings (Hegg 2143)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-138	Horse-drawn wagons hauling freight (Hegg 2013)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-139	Miner examining his gold pan while other miners observe (Hegg 2129)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-140	Two-masted ship in a channel, Alaska (Hegg 2180)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-141	View of Ketchikan, Alaska (Hegg 2122)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-142	View of ice floes, Alaska (Hegg 2052) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 90 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-143	Stamp mills at Treadwell Mine, Alaska (Hegg 2140)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-144	View of Douglas and mining operations at Treadwell Mine, Alaska (Hegg 2153)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-145	Crowd of people gathered to celebrate the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad reaching Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 2055) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 106 (photographer) The caption on the photo mistakenly labels the event as the driving of the golden spike on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. However, the golden spike was not driven until July 29, 1900 in Carcross, Yukon Territory. The railway actually reached Bennett, British Columbia on July 6, 1899, before construction started north from Carcross to Whitehorse in the summer of 1899.	July 6, 1899
B	B-146	View of an ice-covered brewery in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2042b) Hegg copy of original Goetzman 193 (photographer)	February 2, 1900
B	B-147	Three men with a small steam engine (Hegg 2015)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-148	Native man in a kayak, Alaska (Hegg 2195)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-149	Section of dirt road along a ridge (Hegg 3126)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-150	View of tramway tracks near Whitehorse, Yukon (Hegg 2038) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-151	View of Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 2018)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-152	View of a man and a dog standing next to a crevasse on Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 2087)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-153	View of the small islands in Sitka Sound near Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 2111) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 680 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-154	Two waterfalls along a river or creek (Hegg 2182)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-155	View of a town from the water (Hegg 2012) Hegg copy of original Winter & Pond (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-156	Large, stately four-story house (Hegg 3128)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-157	View of three men on the beach near Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 3129)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-158	Members of the Metlakatla Band posing for a photo with their instruments in Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 3130)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-159	Miners pulling a man knocked unconscious by gas out of a mineshaft (Hegg 2070) Hegg copy of original Kinsey & Kinsey (photographer) See also B-16 (Hegg 3110).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-160	15-foot-thick chunks of ice at Forty Mile near the confluence of the Yukon and Fortymile rivers, Yukon (Hegg 2148) Hegg copy of original Goetzman 1958 (photographer)	May 23, 1901
B	B-161	Alaska Steamship Co.'s steamer Dolphin (Hegg 2150) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 665 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-162	Man on a dog sled traveling through the snow (Hegg 2131)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-163	Portrait of a Native man wearing glasses (Hegg 2040)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-164	Two men next to a very lage snowman (Hegg 2077)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-165	View of a scow traveling through Miles Canyon on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 2152) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-166	Duplicate image of a glacier on the east fork of the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 2014) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 695 (photographer) See also B-119 (Hegg 2109b).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-167	Portrait of a Native Alaskan woman in a dress and bonnet, Alaska (Hegg 2185b)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-168	Tsimshian wedding procession outside the church in Metlakatla, Alaska (Hegg 2065)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-169	Four men at the entrance to a tunnel through the snow leading to a snowed-in cabin (Hegg 3131)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-170	View of snow-covered buildings and railroad tracks on the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 2071)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-171	View of Treadwell Mine from the edge of the "glory hole," Alaska (Hegg 2075) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 3 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-172	Bill of Fare at a restaurant showing prices of food and drink, Yukon (Hegg 2046)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-173	Maps of the world comparing explored and unexplored areas at the end of the 18th century with those at the end of the 19th century (Hegg 3132) The maps highlight just how much exploration occurred during the 19th century.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-174	View of a small shoreline town (Hegg 3133) See also B-179 (Hegg 3134).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-175	Dog sled team traveling through the snow (Hegg 2067)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-176	First shipment of food delivered to Rampart during the famine of 1899, Alaska (Hegg 2145) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	1899
B	B-177	Mexican Mill before a fire at Treadwell Mine, Alaska (Hegg 2123)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-178	View of Treadwell Mine and Douglas Island, Alaska (Hegg 2095)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-179	Duplicate image of a small shoreline town (Hegg 3134) See also B-174 (Hegg 3133).	circa 1897-1902
B	B-180	Family of Laplanders in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 2000) The Sami people, commonly known as Laplanders, are an indigenous Finno-Ugric people inhabiting the Artic area of Sápmi, encompassing parts of northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the Kola Peninsula of Russia. Those picutred here are likely part of the group of Sami reindeer herders that were brought to Alaska from Norway to help train Native Alaskan peoples in herding reindeer as part of the Alaska Reindeer Service.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-181	View of tents and buildings near White Pass, Alaska (Hegg 2079)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-182	Laplander herders and reindeer near Healy, Alaska (Hegg 2132)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-183	Waves crashing ashore in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 2101)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-184	Copy of a Bill of Fare from a restaurant in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 3135)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-185	View of rough surf and ships on the Bering Sea near Nome, Alaska (Hegg 2184)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-186	View of Lover's Lane in Sitka, Alaska (Hegg 2099) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-187	Nelson's Cornet Band posing for a photo in Port Simpson, British Columbia (Hegg 2157b) Port Simpson is an indigenous village community in British Columbia.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-188	Wooden boardwalk leading to a church (Hegg 2174)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-189	Crowded steamer Nora along the bank of a river, Yukon (Hegg 2081) Copy of original Case & Draper 702 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-190	Steamer City of Seattle near Foster Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 2080) Hegg copy of original Case & Draper 448 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-191	Series of photos in a scrapbook, including images of "Soapy" Smith and Frank Reid after the Shootout on Juneau Wharf (Hegg 2155)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-192	Small settlment on the shore of a river or lake (Hegg 2166)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-193	Miners cleaning bedrock at claim No. 28b on Bonanza Creek, Yukon (Hegg 3136) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer) Caption on photo: one pan contained $1348.00 [in gold].	circa 1897-1902
B	B-194	Dick Willoughby's photograph of the "Silent City" mirage in Alaska (Hegg 3137) Willoughby, a prospector, acquired a blurry photograph of Bristol from an English photographer, and subsequently passed it off as a photo of a mirage of a city he saw in the mist while in Alaska. Though the photograph was later proved to be a hoax, Willoughby still managed to sell thousands of copies of the photo.	circa 1897-1902
B	B-195	Native children in western dress posing for a photo outside a school or orphanage (Hegg 2165)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-196	Rock formation along the shoreline, Alaska (Hegg 2175)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-197	North West Mounted Police officers entering a log cabin church on Easter Sunday (Hegg 2035) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-198	Native family in western dress posing for a photo (Hegg 3138)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-199	View of pine trees (Hegg 2114)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-200	Game animal and fowl carcasses hanging outside a Dawson City butcher shop, Yukon (Hegg 3139) Hegg copy of original Goetzman (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-201	Aerial view of mining operations on Bonanza Creek and Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 2076) Hegg copy of original Goetzman 623 (photographer)	circa 1897-1902
B	B-202	Scow wrecked in the ice on Thirty Mile River arriving in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2113) Hegg copy of original Goetzman 158 (photographer)	October 21, 1899
		*Seattle and Lumber Industry Photographs 1* Contains photographs of Seattle and includes downtown street scenes in Pioneer Square and the Central Business District, and images of a waterfront pier, Trinity Church on James and 8th, Broadway High School, the King County Courthouse, and Seattle streets by night. There are also lumber industry photographs, depicting tree felling, loading logs with donkey engines, and a skid road; and fishing industry pictures showing fish traps. The album includes a view of Mt. Shasta.	circa 1888-1905
Album	item
C	C-1	This image is missing from the album. Image number 1 is missing.
C	C-2	This image is missing from the album. Image number 2 is missing.
C	C-3	This image is missing from the album. Image number 3 is missing.
C	C-4	Looking down Second Avenue and Pike Street in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2231)	circa 1902-1905
C	C-5	View of the corner of First Avenue and Pike Street in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2232)	circa 1902-1905
C	C-6	Pioneer Square in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2233)	circa 1902-1905
C	C-7	View of Hotel Seattle from Pioneer Square in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2234) The Seattle Hotel (also known as Hotel Seattle) was built in Pioneer Square in 1890 after the Great Fire of 1889.	circa 1902-1905
C	C-8	King County Courthouse in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2239)	circa 1902-1905
C	C-9	View of trains, carriages, and men on Railroad Avenue in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2235) Railroad Avenue is now known as Alaskan Way, after which the Alaskan Way Viaduct was named.	circa 1902-1905
C	C-10	View of Pier No. 1 in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2236)	circa 1902-1905
C	C-11	Trinity Episcopal Church in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2237) After the original wood-frame church burned down during the Great Fire of 1889, the current stone church at 8th Avenue and James Street was built in 1892.	circa 1902-1905
C	C-12	Broadway High School in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2238) Built in 1902, Broadway High School (then known as Seattle High School) was the first building in Seattle built specifically as a high school.	circa 1902-1905
C	C-13	View of a skid road near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2240) A skid road is a road along which logs are hauled.	circa 1888-1897
C	C-14	Two men chopping down a large cedar with axes, Washington (Hegg 2241)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-15	Men loading timber using a steam donkey near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2242) Steam donkey, or donkey engine, was the common nickname for a steam-powered winch or logging engine. While also used in other industries, it was most widely used in logging operations. Operators of steam donkeys were colloquially known as "donkey punchers."	circa 1888-1897
C	C-16	Man sitting by a skid road in the forest near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2243)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-17	Two men cutting down a large cedar with a whipsaw near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2244)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-18	View of the Olympic Range from near Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2245)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-19	Fishermen raising a fish trap, Washington (Hegg 2246) Commercial fish traps were a modification of Indian methods of harvesting salmon during salmon runs.	circa 1888-1897
C	C-20	Loading timber using a steam donkey, Washington (Hegg 2247)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-21	Fishermen emptying a fish trap, Washington (Hegg 2248)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-22	Men skidding and loading timber near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2249)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-23	Men piling logs using a steam donkey, Washington (Hegg 2250)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-24	This image is missing from the album. Image number 24 is missing.
C	C-25	View of the totem pole in Pioneer Square in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2226) In 1899, a group of businessmen removed a Tlingit totem pole from a village in Alaska and placed it in Pioneer Square. An arsonist burned it down in 1938, after which the city sent the remaining pieces back to the tribe. The tribe then carved a new totem pole and sent it to Seattle after being paid for the original. The new totem pole still stands today.	circa 1902-1905
C	C-26	View of First Avenue at night showing strings of electric lights in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2224)	circa 1902-1905
C	C-27	View of Mt. Shasta, Washington (Hegg 359a)	circa 1888-1897
C	C-28	View of Second Avenue at night showing strings of electric lights in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2225)	circa 1902-1905
		*Seattle and Lumber Industry Photographs 2* Album D contains duplicates images of Seattle, the lumber industry, and commercial fishery from Album C. Album D only contains one image that is not duplicated in Album C.	circa 1888-1905
Album	item
D	D-1	This image is missing from the album. Image number 1 is misssing.
D	D-2	Aerial view of Second Avenue showing electric streetcars in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2229)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-3	This image is missing from the album. Image number 3 is misssing.
D	D-4	Looking down Second Avenue and Pike Street in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2231)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-5	View of the corner of First Avenue and Pike Street in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2232)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-6	Pioneer Square in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2233)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-7	View of Hotel Seattle from Pioneer Square, Washington (Hegg 2234)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-8	King County Courthouse in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2239)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-9	Men loading timber using a steam donkey near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2242)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-10	Man sitting by a skid road in the forest near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2243)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-11	Two men cutting down a large cedar with a whipsaw near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2244)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-12	This image is missing from the album. Image number 12 is misssing.
D	D-13	Fishermen raising a fish trap, Washington (Hegg 2246)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-14	Loading timber using a steam donkey, Washington (Hegg 2247)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-15	Fishermen emptying a fish trap, Washington (Hegg 2248)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-16	Men skidding and loading timber near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2249)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-17	Men piling logs using a steam donkey, Washington (Hegg 2250)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-18	This image is missing from the album. Image number 18 is misssing.
D	D-19	View of trains, carriages, and men on Railroad Avenue in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2235)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-20	View of Pier No. 1 in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2236)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-21	Trinity Episcopal Church in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2237)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-22	Broadway High School in Seattle, Washington (Hegg 2238)	circa 1902-1905
D	D-23	View of a skid road near Bellingham Bay, Washington (Hegg 2240)	circa 1888-1897
D	D-24	This image is missing from the album. Image number 24 is misssing.
		*Hawaii* After Eric Hegg left Alaska for the last time (circa 1918), he worked in Hawaii on assignment for a San Francisco newspaper. Hegg was in Hawaii for roughly a year, mainly on the islands of O'ahu (the location of Honolulu) and Hawai'i.	circa 1918-1919
Album	item
E	E-1	People on the beach at Hilo on the island of Hawai'i, Hawaii (Hegg 1056)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-2	View of a lava flow, Hawaii (Hegg 1057)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-3	This image is missing from the album. Image number 3 is missing.
E	E-4	Group of people seated for a luau-themed meal, Hawaii (Hegg 1059)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-5	This image is missing from the album. Image number 5 is missing.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-6	This image is missing from the album. Image number 6 is missing.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-7	Group of Native Hawaiians preparing pigs for a feast, Hawaii (Hegg 1062)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-8	View of a large hotel, Hawaii (Hegg 1063) Caption on photo: Hawaiian Hotel. See also E-10 (Hegg 1065).	circa 1918-1919
E	E-9	Two native Hawaiian women and a child seated outside their hale, Hawaii (Hegg 1064) A hale is a type of grass house, which are common dwellings found throughout Polynesia. Native Hawaiians are descended from Polynesians that settled the Hawaiian islands.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-10	View of a hotel, Hawaii (Hegg 1065) Caption on photo: Hawaiian Hotel. See also E-8 (Hegg 1063).	circa 1918-1919
E	E-11	View of a large, Victorian-style house, Hawaii (Hegg 1066)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-12	View of a sugar cane plantation, Hawaii (Hegg 1067)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-13	View of Dana Lake from the north, Hawaii (Hegg 1068)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-14	Two Native Hawaiian men standing in front of their hale, Hawaii (Hegg 1069)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-15	View of Honolulu from the water showing ships in the harbor, Hawaii (Hegg 1070)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-16	This image is missing from the album. Image number 16 is missing.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-17	Japanese woman in a kimono in front of a house, Hawaii (Hegg 1072) People of Japanese descent make up the second-largest ethnic group in Hawaii.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-18	View of horse-drawn wagons at Punalu'u on the island of O'ahu, Hawaii (Hegg 1055)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-19	Volcano Road on the island of Hawai'i, Hawaii (Hegg 1074)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-20	View of a dirt road lined with palm trees, Hawaii (Hegg 1075)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-21	Smoke and vapor rising from an active volcano, Hawaii (Hegg 1076)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-22--E-23	Statue of King Kamehameha I at Ali'iolani Hale in Honolulu, Hawaii (Hegg 1077 and Hegg 1078) King Kamehameha I was a Hawaiian king that conquered most of the Hawaiian islands, and formally established the Kingdom of Hawai'i in 1810. This statue stands prominently in front of Ali'iolani Hale in Honolulu. The original casting of the statue was put on board a ship that wrecked near the Falkland Islands, where it was presumed lost. A second casting of the statue was made and brought to Ali'iolani Hale. The original was eventually recovered and now stands at Kapa'au on the northern tip of the island of Hawai'i.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-24	Collection of artifacts that once belonged to the King of Hawaii on display, Hawaii (Hegg 1079) Caption on photo: the king's collection of curios.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-25	Interior of 'Iolani Palace, Hawaii (Hegg 1080) 'Iolani Palace was the royal residence of the rulers of the Kingdom of Hawaii, beginning with Kamehameha III and ending with Queen Lili'uokalani, the last monarch of the Kingdom of Hawaii.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-26	View of a grove of coconut trees, Hawaii (Hegg 1081)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-27	View of a valley and mountains, Hawaii (Hegg 1082)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-28	View of a team of surveyors in a valley and a photographer with a camera atop a bluff, Hawaii (Hegg 1083)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-29	Dirt lane lined with palm trees, Hawaii (Hegg 1084)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-30	View of a lagoon, Hawaii (Hegg 1085)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-31	Two men on the beach, Hawaii (Hegg 1086)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-32	View of Diamond Head on the island of O'ahu, Hawaii (Hegg 1087) Diamond head is the name of a volcanic crater on the Hawaiian island of O'ahu.	circa 1918-1919
E	E-33	View of a mountain road, Hawaii (Hegg 1088)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-34	Young man drinking coconut milk underneath a palm tree, Hawaii (Hegg 1001)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-35	View of a garden with palms, Hawaii (Hegg 1090)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-36--E-37	Two-part aerial panorama of Honolulu, Hawaii (Hegg 1091a and Hegg 1091b)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-38	View of a lagoon with a small island in the center, Hawaii (Hegg 1092)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-39	Aerial view of a small village along the shore, Hawaii (Hegg 1093)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-40	Horse-drawn carriage traveling along a dirt road, Hawaii (Hegg 1094)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-41	View of the shoreline near Kahala on the island of O'ahu, Hawaii (Hegg 1095)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-42	Panoramic view of the shoreline, Hawaii (Hegg 1096)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-43	View of a field and surrounding mountains, Hawaii (Hegg 1097)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-44	Dirt road winding through palm trees, Hawaii (Hegg 1098)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-45	View of a dirt road bordered by picket fences, Hawaii (Hegg 1099)	circa 1918-1919
E	E-46	Native Hawaiian man mashing cooked corms from the taro plant to make poi while his family looks on, Hawaii (Hegg 1073) "Poi" is the Hawaiian name for the primary Polynesian staple food made from the starchy underground plant stem, or corm, of the taro plant. Poi is produced by mashing the cooked corm until it becomes a highly-viscous liquid. Poi was considered to be an important and sacred aspect of daily Hawaiian life.	circa 1918-1919

Glass NegativesReturn to Top

The glass negatives in boxes 13-24 consist of a fraction of the total images in the collection; believed to have been gathered by Webster and Stevens.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		*Glass Negatives: No. 6a-83*	circa 1897-1902
Box	item
13	13-1	View of the Skagway Wharves with Skagway in the background, Alaska (Hegg 6a) See 7-3 in Numbered Albums.	1898?
13	13-2	Men standing outside the Post Office in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 11) See 21-41 in Numbered Albums.	June 4, 1899
13	13-3	Missionaries at Skagway en route to the Klondike, Alaska (Hegg 13a) Caption on photo: revs, Dickey and Grant, Pres, Missionaries at Skagway en route to Klondike.See 7-8 in Numbered Albums.	January, 1898
13	13-4	View of mining operations along Eldorado Creek claim No. 13, Yukon (Hegg 13b)	1898?
13	13-5	View of mining operations on Gold Hill, Yukon (Hegg 14)	1898?
13	13-6	Men and packhorses crossing the portage between Lakes Lindeman and Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 17c) Men building boats are visible in this photo. Once reaching Lake Bennett on their way to the Yukon, Klondikers would build boats in order to travel across the lake, which fed into the Yukon River. From the Yukon River, they would end up in Dawson City, Yukon.	1898
13	13-7	View of the town of Grand Forks at the confluence of Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks, Yukon (Hegg 22a)	1898?
13	13-8	Group of people with their sled dog team in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 25a)	1898?
13	13-9	Bartlett Bros. pack train in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 29)	1899
13	13-10	View of the Skagway River from First Bridge, Alaska (Hegg 31a)	1898?
13	13-11	Group of men and a sled dog team outside the Savoy Hotel, Yukon (Hegg 34)	1898?
13	13-12	View of Skagway Wharf from a ridge overlooking town, Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 34a) See 7-15 in Numbered Albums.	1898?
13	13-13	Group of men receiving mail at Tagish Post, Yukon (Hegg 34b)	1898
13	13-14	Men, sled dogs, and a horse pulling supplies (Hegg 42) Caption on photo: starting for Dawson City.See 7-20 in Numbered Albums.	1898?
13	13-15	Aerial view of Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 43) See 21-4 in Numbered Albums.	June 4, 1899
13	13-16	The wreck of steamer Mercury in Skagway Harbor, Alaska (Hegg 47) See 16-2 in Numbered Albums.	1898?
13	13-17	Trail Street in Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 52) See 1-2 in Numbered Albums.	1897?
13	13-18	Mining claim No 17 Eldorado Creek looking up French Gulch, Yukon Territory (Hegg 53a)	1898?
13	13-19	Beach at Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 54) See 1-4 in Numbered Albums.	1897?
13	13-20	View of Davidson Glacier's path between two mountain peaks, Alaska (Hegg 59) See 6-34 in Numbered Albums.	between 1898 and 1903?
13	13-21	Ship in harbor at Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 61a) See 1-7 in Numbered Albums.	1897?
13	13-22	Tagish Chief Kuck-shaw's wife and son, Alaska (Hegg 61b)	between 1897 and 1898?
13	13-23	View of Davidson Glacier, Alaska (Hegg 63a)	1898?
13	13-24	Chilkat packer posing for a studio portrait, Alaska (Hegg 63b)	between 1897 and 1898?
13	13-25	View of men constructing boats along the shore of Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 65)	1898?
13	13-26	Men loading freight onto a scow in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 67) This is likely a copy negative.	between 1899 and 1902?
13	13-27	Tagish Chief Kuk-shaw's grave in Dyea, Alaska (Hegg 68)	between 1897 and 1898?
13	13-28	Horses and men on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 73a) See 1-9 in Numbered Albums.	1898
13	13-29	Aftermath of snowslide on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 79) See 1-11 in Numbered Albums.	April 3, 1898
13	13-30	Men and dog sled in canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 80) See 1-13 in Numbered Albums.	1898?
13	13-31	Men with horse team and dog sled in canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 81) See 1-14 in Numbered Albums.	1898?
13	13-32	Steamers Gleaner, Australian, and Nora moored at the landing at the head of Miles Canyon, Yukon (Hegg 83) See 16-5 in Glass Negatives.	1898?
		*Glass Negatives: No. 84-155*	between 1897 and 1902
Box	item
14	14-1	Power house showing tramway in operation on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 84) See 1-17 in Numbered Albums.	1898?
14	14-2	Sled dog team outside the Mascot Roadhouse in Sheep Camp, Alaska (Hegg 85) See 11-34 in Numbered Albums.	between 1897 and 1901?
14	14-3	View of Bennett from across the water, British Columbia (Hegg 86) See 21-5 in Numbered Albums.	September, 1899
14	14-4	View of packers traveling up Dyea Trail from the Stone House, Alaska (Hegg 90a)	betweem 1897 and 1898?
14	14-5	Man standing on Foster Glacier near Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 92a) See 7-33 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
14	14-6	Sleds with sails on frozen over Crater Lake, British Columbia (Hegg 95) See 1-20 in Numbered Albums.	1898
14	14-7	Klondikers, supply caches, and freight at The Scales, base of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 96) See 1-21 in Numbered Albums.	1898
14	14-8	Klondikers with packs ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaksa (Hegg 98) See 1-24 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
14	14-9	Expeditioners ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaksa (Hegg 100) See 1-26 in Numbered Albums.	1898
14	14-10	Men at a campsite in canyon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 101) Hegg copy of original Blankenberg (photographer) See 1-27 in Numbered Albums.	1898
14	14-11	View of Scales and the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 105a) See 1-29 in Numbered Albums.	March 1898
14	14-12	Men and dogs hauling sleds with lumber near Dawson City, Yukon(Hegg 105b) Caption on photo: J. W. Irvine.	cira 1898-1899
14	14-13	Horses pulling sleds through Cutoff Canyon on the White Pass trail, Alaska (Hegg 107) See 8-20 in Numbered Albums.	March 20, 1899
14	14-14	Woman standing in the doorway of a log building with a sign advertising "Cigars and Tobacco," location not known (Hegg 107b)	circa 1897-1902
14	14-15	Aerial view of Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 109c) See 21-8 in Numbered Albums.	June 1, 1899
14	14-16	Family posing for a photo with thier sled dog team outside Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 110a)	circa 1898-1899
14	14-17	Log buildings along the Skagway River with Bates Peak in the backgorund, Alaska (Hegg 111a) See 3-10 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899
14	14-18	View of a settlement from a river, Yukon (Hegg 111b)	circa 1898-1899
14	14-19	Two men outside the U.S. Custom House in Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 112) See 8-21 in Numbered Albums.	June 1, 1899
14	14-20	View of Bates Peak from the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 114) See 3-11 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899
14	14-21	View of Mt. Halcon, British Columbia (Hegg 115a)	June 1, 1899
14	14-22	Horse shoe curve on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad (Hegg 116) See 3-13 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899
14	14-23	Men and horses crossing a log bridge on the Skagway and Lake Bennett wagon road, British Columbia (Hegg 120) See 21-17 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898-1899
14	14-24	Packtrain making its way through Cutoff Canyon up toward the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 122) See 8-22 in Numbered Albums.	March 20, 1899
14	14-25	Three men in a boat attempting to navigate the White Horse Rapids, Yukon (Hegg 125a)	circa 1898-1899
14	14-26	Train traveling along the White Pass & Yukon Route (Hegg 125b) See 3-15 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899
14	14-27	Man pulling a sled on the White Pass trail along the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 128) See 8-24 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
14	14-28	Two men crossing a bridge on White Pass trail along the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 129) See 8-25 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
14	14-29	Three men hiking on Foster Glaicer near Skagway, Alaska (Hegg 130) The photo appears to show one man attempting to rescue another who had fallen into a crevasse.See 6-7 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898-1903
14	14-30	Men fishing on the Skagway River while their sled dogs rest, Alaska (Hegg 132) See 8-27 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
14	14-31	View of Mount Dewey with buildings visbile at the base (Hegg 135) See 3-18 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899
14	14-32	Man with a sled at the head of Box Canyon on the Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 139) See 8-29 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
14	14-33	Three men and a horse pulling a sled using an ice bridge to cross the Skagway River, Alaska (Hegg 140) See 8-30 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
14	14-34	Aerial view of Skagway with wharves in foreground, Alaska (Hegg 141) See 7-26 in Numbered Albums.	January, 1898
14	14-35	View of Stewart City, Yukon (Hegg 146)	circa 1898-1899
14	14-36	Men and women standing outside the Skaguay Real Estate and Investment Company, Alaska (Hegg 155) See 7-28 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
		*Glass Negatives: No. 157-263*	circa
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15	15-1	Angora goats pulling a sled marked "J. L. Wilson" while several men look on (Hegg 157) See 11-42 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1897-1901
15	15-2	Angora goats pulling a sled marked "J. L. Wilson" while several men look on (Hegg 157) See 11-42 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1897-1901
15	15-3	Mail carrier Ben Atwater with his sled dog team, Yukon (Hegg 160) See 11-15 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1897-1901
15	15-4	Men unloading freight at the Skagway wharves, Alaska (Hegg 162) See 7-29 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
15	15-5	Men and a sled dog team posing for a photo outside buildings, location not known (Hegg 175a) There is a man playing the bagpipes in the photo.	circa 1898-1899
15	15-6	Men and their sled horses at Log Cabin, British Columbia (Hegg 176) See 8-32 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899
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15	15-7	Two men using one horse to pull 3 sleds over the White Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 189) According to the caption on the photo, all 3 sleds together weighed 1400 pounds.See 8-35 in Numbered Albums.	1898
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15	15-8	Men and sled horses crossing a bridge in a cayon on Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 190) See 8-40 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-9	Packtrains at Third Bridge on Skagway Trail, Alaska (Hegg 191) See 8-41 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
15	15-10	Packtrains on the White Pass trail 3.5 miles from the summit, Alaska (Hegg 194) See 8-42 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-11	Men and horses at the ford with the White Pass Summit in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 195) See 8-43 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-12	Men and sled horses caught in a snowstorm at the White Pass Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 197) See 8-45 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-13	Looking down Cutoff Canyon with the camp at the ford in the foreground, Alaska (Hegg 198) Hegg copy of original Larss & Duclos 2134 (photographer) See 8-46 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-14	Men and dog on the summit after a snowslide on Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 203) See 1-35 in Numbered Albums.	April 3, 1898
15	15-15	View of Scales and Chilkoot Pass Summit, Alaska (Hegg 206) See 1-37 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-16	Men with packs making their final ascent to the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska (Hegg 207) See 1-31 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-17	North-West Mounted Police and Canadian Custom House on Chilkoot Summit, British Columbia (Hegg 210) See 1-42 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-18	North West Mounted Police and Canadian Customs House on the Summit of Chilkoot Pass, British Columbia (Hegg 211)	1898?
15	15-19	Senator Fairbanks and his party standing between the flags marking the U.S. and Canada sides of the border at White Pass Summit, Alaksa and British Columbia (Hegg 212) See 3-23a in Numbered Albums.	1899?
15	15-20	Angora goats pulling a freight sled across frozen Lake Lindeman, British Columbia (Hegg 214) See 11-24 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-21	Expeditioners along the Chilkoot Trail, British Columbia (Hegg 215) See 1-43 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
15	15-22	The rapids between Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 216) See 1-22 in Numbered Albums.	June 4, 1899
15	15-23	View of scows in an ice jam on Marsh Lake, Yukon (Hegg 217)	June 7, 1899
15	15-24	Men and supplies on Chilkoot Summit, Alaska (Hegg 222) See 1-46 in Numbered Albums.	1898
15	15-25	Klondikers embarking for the Yukon via boat in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 229) See 21-9 in Numbered Albums.	June 1, 1898
15	15-26	Men, supplies, and tents on Chilkoot Summit, Alaksa (Hegg 236) See 1-47 in Numbered Albums.	March, 1898
15	15-27	Looking across the harbor from the Skagway Wharves, Alaska (Hegg 238a)	circa 1897-1898
15	15-28	View of the falls on Homer Creek near Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 241) See 21-32 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898-1899
15	15-29	Men leading oxen pulling sleds on the summit of White Pass, British Columbia (Hegg 243b) See 9-13 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1898
15	15-30	Packtrain between Log Cabin and Lake Bennett on the Skagway Trail, British Columbia (Hegg 250) See 8-31 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899
15	15-31	Klondikers and supplies on the summit of White Pass, Alaska. (Hegg 252)	1898
15	15-32	Ben Atwater and his sled dog team arriving at Lake Bennett from Circle City with U.S. Mail, British Columbia (Hegg 255) See 11-37 in Numbered Albums.	between 1897 and 1901?
15	15-33	View of the camp at the White Pass Summit and Summit Lake showing the flags marking the border between Canada and the U.S., Alaska (Hegg 256) See 3-25a in Numbered Albums.	1899?
15	15-34	Packtrains blocking the portage between Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 263) See 8-1 in Glass Negatives.	1898
		*Glass Negatives: No. 264-368*	circa
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16	16-	(Hegg )
		*Glass Negatives: No. 369-596*	circa
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17	17-	(Hegg )
		*Glass Negatives: No. 577-693b*	circa
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18	18-	(Hegg )
		*Glass Negatives: No. 696-834*	circa
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19	19-	(Hegg )
		*Glass Negatives: No. 839-1291*	circa
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20	20-	(Hegg )
		*Glass Negatives: No. 1300-498*	circa
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21	21-	(Hegg )
		*Glass Negatives: No. 1506-1773*	circa 1897-1903
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22	22-1	Men and Native Americans posing for a photo at the Trans Alaska Co.'s camp in Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1506) See 19-7 in Numbered Albums.	October 19, 1901
22	22-2	First Trans Alaska Co. survey party leaving their camp at Koserefski with sleds, Alaska (Hegg 1510) See 19-11 in Numbered Albums.	October 29, 1901
22	22-3	Men building a log cabin at the Trans Alaska Co. camp in Koserefski, Alaska (Hegg 1514) See 19-15 in Numbered Albums.	1902
22	22-4	Men with horse-drawn sleds from the Trans Alaska Co. traveling on the frozen Otter River, Alaska (Hegg 1521) See 19-21 in Numbered Albums.	November 13, 1901
22	22-5	Looking up the Kuskokwim River with the St. Sergis mountains in the distance, Alaska (Hegg 1524) See 19-26 in Numbered Albums.	1902
22	22-6	View of the St. Sergis cemetery and the Kuskokwim River from Russian Mission, Alaska (Hegg 1526) See 19-24 in Numbered Albums.	1902
22	22-7	View of the horbor at Iliamna, Alaska (Hegg 1557) See 19-27 in Numbered Albums.	1902
22	22-8	View of Iliamna Bay from the shore, Alaska (Hegg 1558) See 19-28 in Numbered Albums.	1902
22	22-9	W. M. Rank posing for a photo at Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1561) See 19-29 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1901
22	22-10-11	Views of the coastal mountain range along Iliamna Bay, Alaska (Hegg 1575 and Hegg 1564) See 19-35 and 19-34 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1901
22	22-12	View of Rampart from the Yukon River, Alaska (Hegg 1578)	circa 1899-1901
22	22-13	Man wading in the upper end of the Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1602) See 29-11 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-14	View of Anvil Rock, Alaska (Hegg 1603) See 29-12 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-15	View of the beach at Council City, Alaska (Hegg 1607)	circa 1897-1901
22	22-16	Wild Goose Railroad in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1609)	circa 1900-1901
22	22-17	Children picking blueberries near Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1619)	circa 1900-1901
22	22-18	The Sphinx of Ophir (rock formation) near Council City, Alaska (Hegg 1621)	circa 1899-1902
22	22-19	Rowboat launching from the beach in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1622)	circa 1900-1901
22	22-20	Men and horse-drawn wagons outside of Hegg's studio on Front Street in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1623) See 5-22 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1901
22	22-21	Sled dog team and a musher with a whip on the Bering Sea, Alaska (Hegg 1624) See 11-7 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1897-1901
22	22-22	Man, woman, and a dog outisde the Cape Nome Roadhouse, Alaska (Hegg 1637) See 27-17 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
22	22-23	Men unloading freight from boats on the banks of the Niukluk River in Council City, Alaska (Hegg 1638)	circa 1899-1902
22	22-24	People seated on open train cars on the Wild Goose Railroad in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1639) See 18-15 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
22	22-25	Men with horse-drawn Fresno Scrapers during the construction of the Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1640) See 29-14 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-26	Man standing atop a rock formation overlooking the Miocene Ditch, Alaska (Hegg 1642) See 29-15 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-27	View of St. Michael and the harbor, Alaska (Hegg 1643) See 37-26 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1902
22	22-28	Alaska Natives in an oomiak returning to King Island after their yearly trading trip to Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1645) See 15-21 in Numbered Albums.	between 1900 and 1903?
22	22-29	Miners sluicing at claim No. 8 on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1647) See 29-17 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-30	View of mining operations at Ophir Creek claim No. 15, Alaska (Hegg 1686) See 33-10 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1902
22	22-31	Group of miners posing for a photo outside The Sourdough near Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1732) See 29-20 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-32	Aerial view of mining operations on Anvil Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1745) See 28-1 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-33	Miners using a steam-powered drill on a bench deposit near Dexter Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1749) See 29-47 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
22	22-34	W. G. Co. miners using hydraulic mining methods to knock sediment loose for sluicing at Cooper Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1756) See 27-31 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
22	22-35	Slucing at claim No. 2 on Holyoke Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1763) See 27-38 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
22	22-36	Miners posing for a photo next to a sluice at claim No. 1-B on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1765)	circa 1900
22	22-37	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1-A on Rock Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1767) See 27-42 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
22	22-38	Hydraulic mining at Hot Air Claim, Alaska (Hegg 1773) See 28-11 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
		*Glass Negatives: No. 1797-3002*	circa 1898-1902
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23	23-1	Miners sluicing at claim No. 3 on Newton Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1797) See 27-22 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
23	23-2	View of the street in Bluff City, Alaska (Hegg 1804) See 27-29 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
23	23-3	Miners sluicing at claim No. 1 on Daniels Creek near Bluff City, Alaska (Hegg 1805) See in 27-5 Numbered Albums.	circa 1900
23	23-4	Group of miners posing for a photo at claim No. 1 on Dry Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1808) One of the miners in this photo is a woman.See 28-34 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
23	23-5	View of a sluicing operation at Discovery claim on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1812) See 28-28 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
23	23-6	Hydraulic mining at California Bench on Glacier Creek, Alaska (Hegg 1816) See 28-32 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
23	23-7	Miners sluicing at claim No. 2 at Snow Gulch, Alaska (Hegg 1821) See 28-37 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1899-1901
23	23-8	Native man in a birch bark canoe on the lower Yukon River, Alaska (Hegg 1825)	circa 1899-1902
23	23-9	View of Anvik along the Yukon River, Alaska (Hegg 1827) At the time, Anvik was a Deg Hit'an village.	circa 1899-1902
23	23-10	Judge R.N. Stevens reading the Declaration of Independence before a crowd as part of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1832) See 5-8 in Numbered Albums.	July 4, 1901
23	23-11	Fourth of July parade coming down Steadman Avenue in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1833) See 5-36 in Numbered Albums.	July 4, 1901
23	23-12	Mayor J. F. Giese making some closing remarks at the end of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1837) See 5-12 in Numbered Albums.	July 4, 1901
23	23-13	Nome Fire Department marching in a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1838) See 5-4 in Numbered Albums.	July 4, 1901
23	23-14	The Nome Fire Department taking part in a Fourth of July parade in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1839) See in 5-40 Numbered Albums.	July 4, 1901
23	23-15	Nome school children singing a song as part of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1842) See 5-7 in Numbered Albums.	July 4, 1901
23	23-16	E. Engelstad singing "The Star Spanlged Banner" before a crowd as part of the day's Fourth of July program in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1843) See 5-11 in Numbered Albums.	July 4, 1901
23	23-17	Waves breaking against the Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. office during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1851)	October, 1902
23	23-18	Waves washing buildings off a sand spit during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1853) See 38-3 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900-1901
23	23-19	View of flooded streets during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1854) See 38-2 in Numbered Albums.	circa 1900-1901
23	23-20	The Snake River Bridge during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1855) See 18-39 in Numbered Albums.	October, 1902
23	23-21	View of Snake River flooding during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1856) See 37-38 in Numbered Albums.	October, 1902
23	23-22	View of waves breaking on Nome waterfront buildings from the North American Transportation and Trading Co. building during a storm, Alaska (Hegg 1857)	October, 1902
23	23-23	Looking down the Snake River from the bridge during a storm in Nome, Alaska (Hegg 1858)	October, 1902
23	23-24	View of Grantley Harbor in Teller, Alaska (Hegg 1859) See 31-6 in Numbered Albums.	between 1900 and 1902?
23	23-25	Steamer Joseph Closset traveling up the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 2001)	circa 1899-1900
23	23-26	Men, horses, and supplies in a cayon on Dyea Trail, Alaska (Hegg 2109a)	1898
23	23-27	View of buildings, tents, and boats along Lake Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 2138)	May 29, 1898
23	23-28	View of miners building boats in Bennett, British Columbia (Hegg 2144a)	1898?
23	23-29	View of Five Finger Rapids on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 2185a) This appears to be a copy negative of a Hegg photo.	circa 1898-1899
23	23-30	Steamer W. S. Stratton wrecked in ice jams on the Yukon River, Yukon (Hegg 2305) "Larss & Duclos" is written on the negative. Hegg left his Dawson City studio to Larss (Hegg's business partner) and DuClos took over after he returned to Skagway in 1899.	October 24, 1899
23	23-31	The Arctic Ski Club posing for a photo in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2323)	circa 1898-1899
23	23-32	Crowd watching men competing in a 200-yard footrace as part of the day's Fourth of July festivities in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2344)	July 4, 1899
23	23-33	Midnight photograph of the "White Chapel" in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2442) "White Chapel" was an alley in Dawson City lined with small cribs or hutches where prostitutes plied their trade (Porsild, 1998).	circa 1898-1899
23	23-34	Crowd of people gathered around a sled dog team pulling a cart in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 2467)	1898
23	23-35	Group of stampeders having a discussion aloing a trail (Hegg 2561)	circa 1897-1899
23	23-36	Group of people and a sled dog team posing for a photo outside Hegg's studio in Dawson City, Yukon (Hegg 3001)	circa 1898-1899
23	23-37a	View of the Scales with Chilkoot Pass in the background, Alaska (Hegg 3002) This appears to be a copy negative	circa 1898
23	23-37b	View of the Scales with Chilkoot Pass in the background, Alaska (Hegg 3002) The emulsion is lifting off the glass plate and badly damaged in some places.	circa 1898
		*Glass Negatives: No. 3003-B576*	circa
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Vintage Hegg PrintsReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
10	Numbers 4-1816
11	Numbers 1821-10,000 and un-numbered
box:oversize
KVXC1	Sawmill on the waterfront, New Whatcom (Bellingham), Washington	1895?
box-folder:oversize
XH2	New Whatcom (Bellingham) waterfront with loog boom and three-masted ships, Washington	1895?

Copy PrintsReturn to Top

Copy prints in Boxes 1-9 are duplicates of prints found in the albums, contact prints from the glass negatives, or miscellaneous prints which did not arrive with the original donation.

Container(s)	Description
Box
1	Numbers 0-99
2	Numbers 100-199
3	Numbers 200-349
4	Numbers 350-599
5	Numbers 600-749
6	Numbers 750-1399
7	Numbers 1400-2099
8	Numbers 2100-3099
9	Numbers 3100-B

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