Alaskan History

by Gary Stein, Ph.D.

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Books

Alaskan Roadhouses Shelter, Food and Lodging Along Alaska’s Roads and Trails

The Alaska Railroad: 1902-1923 Blazing an Iron Trail Across The Last Frontier

Alaska & The Klondike Early Writings and Historic Photographs

Alaskan Sled Dog Tales True Stories of the Steadfast Companions of the North Country

Alaskan History Anthologies, Volumes 1 & 2 True Stories and Historic Photographs of the North

Trailing and Camping in Alaska Ten Years Spent Exploring, Hunting and Prospecting in Alaska – 1898 to 1909

“A Mighty Nice Place” The 1935 Matanuska Colony

The Matanuska Colony Barns The Enduring Legacy of the 1935 Matanuska Colony Project

The Beautiful Matanuska Valley From the Matanuska Glacier to Point MacKenzie, and from the Knik Glacier to the Little Susitna River

All Alaska Sweepstakes History of the Great Sled Dog Race

The First Iditarod The 1973 Race from Anchorage to Nome

The Yukon Quest Trail 1,000 Miles Across Northern Alaska and the Yukon Territory

The Stained Glass Dog Team The Enduring Mystery Behind a Craftsman’s Contribution to the History of Seattle

Long Hard Trails and Sled Dog Tales My Adventures in Tracking Dogteams Across Alaska and What I Learned Along the Way

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