Alaska Non-Fiction

McRoy & Blackburn Publish Accessories Are Everything in the Wild - Nita Nettleton

Greatland Graphics The Native People of Alaska - Langdon, Steve J.

Ghostly footsteps and flickering lights, a silhouette in the window of an abandoned building, a restless presence at the scene of a sunken ship, spectral wails and poltergeist theft of office supplies, mythical Native American legends, and other paranorma

Graphic Arts Center Our Alaska: Personal Stories about Living in the North - Edited by Mike Doogan

Taku Graphics Bird Girl and the Man Who Followed the Sun HC,, - Velma Wallis

Graphic Arts Center Iditarod Classics - Freedman, Lew

Shgagwéi, as it was first called centuries before by the Tlingit for the “bunched up water” in its baycaused by strong winds, was “discovered” in 1887 by a father and son with visions of a gateway port to the riches of the Yukon and Alaska. Ten years lat

In this long-awaited second volume of an Alaskan classic that first appeared in the mid-1990s, readers will glimpse the activities of a small town Alaska police department as chronicled by SPD officer Dave Sexton. The blotter chapters are separated with

Shgagwéi, as it was first called centuries ago by the Tlingit for the "bunched up water" in its bay caused by strong winds, was discovered in 1887 by a father and son with visions of a gateway port to the riches of the Yukon and Alaska. Ten years later, a

P R Dist. Rebel Women of the Klondike (amazing stories) - Rich Mole

P R Dist. Wires in the Wilderness;,the story of the Yukon Telegraph, - Miller, Bill

Pictorial Histories The Trail of ‘42: A Pictorial History of the Alaska Highway - Cohen, Stan