Rusty Lancashire baking bread in her cabin on top of Pickle Hill, located in Ridgeway between Soldotna and Kenai, 1952. Courtesy Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center.
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Collection: Harwood Collection Description: An officer from the Revenue Cutter BEAR shares a gramophone with a group of Aleutian Islanders. Exact location is unknown - donor thinks it is Attu.

Alaska History

 Alaska History, the semiannual journal of the AHS, brings its readers the latest research on a wide variety of topics on the northern past, as well as reviews and notices of recent books.  Copies of Alaska History cost $4 for AHS members and $6 for non-members.

Submit an Article

Alaska History welcomes submission of papers on the history of Alaska and related northern topics. Articles should be original in subject matter and/or interpretation and should be thoroughly documented. Refer to the 15th edition of the Chicago Manual of Style for style guidance.

Manuscripts should be submitted electronically by e-mail to jimducker.inak@gmail.com or mailed in triplicate to:

James H. Ducker, Editor Alaska History
Alaska Historical Society
P.O. Box 100299
Anchorage, Alaska 99510-0299

Provide an email address, if available; this will facilitate follow up communications.

Submissions published in Alaska History are eligible for the Alaska History Award. This award is presented annually to the author of the article or photo essay deemed the best by the journal's Editorial Advisory Board. The award comes with a prize of $500.


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