Archiving AK with the UAA/APU Archives

Archiving AK uses the Fred and Lydia Selkirk papers at UAA/APU in Anchorage to show how one family archive ties together civil rights, earthquake planning, and climate risk.

Archiving AK's Federal Lands 5 centers on the Helen Nienhauser papers, with Becky Butler-Gallegos interviewing John Wolfe Jr.

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Archivists discuss the Commonwealth North collection and their work on the Alaska Federal Lands Project.

Archiving AK with the UAA/APU Archives records family memories of Michael Adolph, a University of Minnesota Medical School graduate who practiced in Mankato and served as a medical officer at a World War I prison camp.

["Hilscher remembers inventing a 2.5-page radio story about 12-year-old Mabel Hartfield, then getting caught when a real Japan earthquake bulletin reached the ship.

An oral history interview with Maurice Carmody about his early experiences in Alaska and his involvement with the Tyonick area in 1939.

An oral history interview with a former U.S.

An interview discussing Alaska's early statehood legal challenges and political conflicts over land claims.

An oral history interview with former Lieutenant Governor Red Boucher about Alaska's Native Land Claims movement and his role during the 1970s.

An interview with the Alaska State Archivist and an archivist about the State Archives' role, collections, and projects.