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1	(Mounted; Unedited. Please Check Back) Date: 09/01/2007 Description: None Reference#: 10036

GHAA's Summary Of Mining Claims In and Around Glacier Bay & Surrounding Areas.

Date: 09/01/2007
Description: GHAA has over 150 mining claims represented on this catalog listing in its files. All will be posted individually under "Archive Documents" in time. Names, location dates, locaters, witnesses, recording dates, and descriptions included of homesteaders activities in Glacier Bay, Excursion Inlet & surrounding areas.
Reference#: 10034

Mrs. Gumdrop and the Vanilla Ice Cream. True Story by Sally Lesh, 2005.

Date: 05/22/2007
Description: Gustavus, Alaska homesteader Jessie Buoy is "Mrs. Gumdrop" in this childrens story written by Sally Lesh in 2005. Jessie & Sally shared friendship, memorable escapades, and an indomitable pioneering spirit. A fitting tribute to Jessie Buoy depicting Gustavus life just as it was.
Reference#: 10029

4	Don Tolen at Salmon River Lodge in 1962 Date: 05/27/2004 Description: Letter to Dave & JoAnn Lesh from a FAA surveyor who stayed at the lodge with Calbicks as proprietors. Memories and photos. Reference#: 10025

5	"An Impression of Alaska" Poem by George Wilcox Date: 12/01/1929 Description: A gripping perspective about Alaska, the "devil's hell on earth", by a member of NOAA's U.S. CG&S mapping crew that surveyed Alaska, including Glacier Bay in the 1920's. Reference#: 10024

6	Glacier Bay Administrative History - I: Indigenous People by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: Aboriginal use & occupation of Glacier Bay, acculturation & subsistence, native rights & the creation of the Monument Reference#: 10023

Glacier Bay Administrative History - II: Sightseers & Scientists by Theodore Catton

Date: 12/01/1993
Description: John Muir in Glacier Bay, marketing the Muir Glacier, beginnings of a scientific tradition, consequences of the earthquake of 1899 and a second phase of scientific studies
Reference#: 10022

8	Glacier Bay Administrative History - III: Preserving A Laboratory & A Landscape by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: The campaign for a national monument and a refinement of conservation Reference#: 10021

9	Glacier Bay Administrative History - IV: Alaska Brown Bears & The Extension Of The Monument by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: Public concern for the Alaska brown bear, the park service gets involved, tourism, timber and Alaska brown bears Reference#: 10020

10	Glacier Bay Administrative History - V: World War II Developments by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: Planning and improvisation in war time, a white elephant in Excursion Inlet, the airfield and airport Reference#: 10019

11	Glacier Bay Administrative History - VI: Dispossessing The Natives by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: The mixed economy of the Tlingits, Tlingit possessory rights and the ecology of seal hunting Reference#: 10018

Glacier Bay Administrative History - VII: Private Interests & A Second Boundary Adjustment by Theodore Catton

Date: 12/01/1993
Description: Administrative development The Gustavus community A boundary correction in Excursion Inlet and the development of a physical plant
Reference#: 10017

13	Glacier Bay Administrative History - VIII: Founding The Modern Park by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: A growing staff Glacier Bay concession Proposed roads to Sandy Cove and Adams Inlet Visitor circulation and interpretation Reference#: 10016

14	Glacier Bay Administrative History - IX: Mining, Wilderness And National Park Status by T. Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: A new phase of mining, calls for a park bill, the Wilderness Proposal of 1971 and the Mining in the Parks Act of 1976 Reference#: 10015

15	Glacier Bay Administrative History - X: An End To Native Seal Hunting by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: Biological and aesthetic objections to seal hunting, seal hunting and cultural change and aboriginal rights to subsistence Reference#: 10014

16	Glacier Bay Administrative History - XI: The Limits Of Ecosystem Management by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: Preservation and ecological change, the Alsek and Endicott additions and managing Glacier Bay's marine ecology Reference#: 10013

17	Glacier Bay Administrative History - XII: Protecting The Humpback Whales by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: Cruise ships reconsidered, a loss of credibility and managing an endangered species. Reference#: 10012

Glacier Bay Administrative History - XIII: Creating A Wilderness Park by Theodore Catton

Date: 12/01/1993
Description: Alsek River float trips, backcountry use and bear management, Glacier Bay science a century after Muir, biosphere reserve and a world heritage site
Reference#: 10011

Glacier Bay Administrative History - XIV: Commercial Fishing by Theodore Catton

Date: 12/01/1993
Description: Historical development of the commercial fishery, evolution of an NPS fisheries policy toward a prohibition of commercial fishing and the Dry Bay fishery
Reference#: 10010

20	Glacier Bay Administrative History - XV: Subsistence Fishing by Theodore Catton Date: 12/01/1993 Description: Subsistence, ANILCA and Glacier Bay and a renewed interest in Glacier Bay Reference#: 10009

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