Alaska

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[|Alaska History & Culture] provides students, teachers and others interested in the state access to a rich source of facts and viewpoints about Alaska and its history. [|Alaska Historical Society] The Alaska Historical Society is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization dedicated to the promotion of Alaska history by the exchange of ideas and information, the preservation and interpretation of resources, and the education of Alaskans about their heritage. [|Alaska's Digital Archives] Alaska's Digital Archives presents a wealth of historical photographs, [|**albums**], [|**oral histories**], [|**moving images**], [|**maps**], [|**documents**], [|**physical objects**], and other materials from libraries, museums and archives throughout the state. > =Alaska's Natural Resources= [|Department of Natural Resources] [|Alaska's Gold] [|History of Alaska Gold Rushes] [|Golden Dreams: Klondike] [|Seattle Times Centennial: Gold Rush] [|National archives: Migration to Alaska 1898] [|Time Line of Alaska Gold Rushes] [|Valdez Museum Gold Rush and links to other Gold Rush Sources>][|Alaska Knowledge Network]
 * [|America's Story: Alaska]
 * [|Chronological History of Alaska]
 * [|Brief History of Alaska Statehood]
 * [|Senator E.L. "Bob" Bartlett: Architect of Alaska Statehood]
 * [|Klondike Gold Rush]
 * [|Alaska's Gold]
 * [|Alaska During the Pacific War]

=__Eskimo History__= [|Alaska Native Studies Curriculum] [|Alaska Native Knowledge Network] [|Alaska Native Language Center]

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