The growth and decline of Eagle’s historic churches

The first Christian missionaries in Eastern Interior Alaska did not follow the miners who began arriving toward the end of the 1800s. Rather, missionaries preceded the miners, following instead Hudson’s Bay Company as it...

Deadwood Creek mining camp near Central survives as family retreat

Deadwood Creek is a 20-mile-long northeasterly flowing stream in the Circle Mining District. It tumbles down out of the mountains before meandering across flats and emptying into Crooked Creek a few miles east of...

The East Fork Cabin at Denali National Park and Preserve – Adolf Murie’s base camp for pioneering wolf studies

The East Fork (Murie) cabin in the 1990s As early as 1922, rangers erected a tent near the confluence of the East Fork of the Toklat River and Coal Creek (43 miles from park...

“Interior Sketches II” Kickstarter campaign ends successfully!

This is just a thank you to everybody who supported my Kickstarter campaign, either through pledging or sharing the project with others. The funding campaign officially ended yesterday and we raised over $3000.00. That...

Final Weekend for “Interior Sketches II” Kickstarter project

Spritis are high as we go into this final weekend of our Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for publishing my book, “Interior Sketches II, More ramblings around Interior Alaska historic sites.” We have met...