Wrangell History Unlocked

Wrangell History Unlocked follows Harry Culp's Thomas Bay manuscript, later published by Virginia Culp in 1953 as The Strangest Story Ever Told.

Wrangell History Unlocked Presents A Star of Bengal Bonus: The Taylor's Version uses Bill Taylor's oral history to revisit the Star of Bengal wreck from Wrangell, Alaska.

Fort Wrangell's prisoners spent 102 days under army custody before Judge Matthew Deedy cut through the detention case.

["Wrangell History Unlocked Presents Strange Customs, Part 2, opens on April 24, 1874, when the Stikine River broke up and 300 passengers on the steamship California pushed Fort Wrangell into Cassiar Gold Rush chaos.", "Ronan Rooney centers John Carr, the new Deputy Collector of Customs for the U.S.

John Malson, born in Kentucky in 1833, becomes John Lyons in California after debt problems, a killing in Oroville, and then a new identity as John Carr.

This episode recounts the 1922 arrest of Tlingit elders Charlie Jones and Tilly Paul Tamarie for attempting to vote, highlighting the struggle for Native voting rights in Wrangell, Alaska.

This episode recounts the 1921 murder of Harry Nakamoto in Wrangell, Alaska, and the subsequent trial of Charles Lynch, exploring the town's history and Asian immigrant experience.

This episode tells the story of William King Lear, a legendary figure who bought Fort Wrangell and became a frontier king in Alaska.