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Guide to the Photographs of Work on Nome Harbor During Break-Up Album 1921

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Title Guide to the Photographs of Work on Nome Harbor During Break-Up Album 1921
Subject Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington); Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.--Alaska--Nome--Photographs; Ice breaking operations--Alaska--Nome--Photographs; Jetties--Alaska--Nome--Photographs; Alaska; Photographs; Environmental Conditions
Description Photographs of the spring ice breakup in the Nome, Alaska, harbor, 1921; This collection contains photographs taken during the spring 1921 breakup of the ice in the Nome, Alaska harbor. The photographs show the process of man-made channels being blasted in the ice, the thickness and extent of the ice, the natural breakup of the ice, and the river as it is opened.; In Alaska, the spring ice breakup is a noisy and very important event that signals the beginning of the season...
Publisher Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries
Date 1921
Rights Selections from the collection can be viewed on the Libraries' Digital
Collections website. Permission of Visual Materials curator required to view
originals. Contact Special Collections for more information.; These photographs were placed into a handmade album. The cover has come
off the album and the album pages have come apart.
Type Collection collection
Identifier http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv63964
Language eng
Format 28 photographic prints (1 folder)
Coverage 1921

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