Transportation—Tribal craft
Subject
Subject Source: Photosub
Found in 40 Collections and/or Records:
A Chukchee from Oualen [Walen], Siberia, walking on beach. Frame of umiak in background. CLA: Chukchee of Ualen, on North side of East Cape, Siberia. Given me by Julia Krenov, Russian School Teacher 1918-1921., undated
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1209
An Aleut Bidarka (Three Manholes for Paddlers). CLA: Bidarka - Russian type of Aleut canoe. At Soldovia, Alaska., undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1427d
Back from the seal hunt. Hunter back from hunt, pulling sled carrying kayak. CLA: Oomiak on sled. Coming in at night, hi winds fog and dusk., undated
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1244
Bidarka frame on beach at English Harbor. Cook Inlet, Alaska, ready to be covered with seal skins., 1915
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1492
Birch bark canoe at Eagle, Alaska. Yukon River. CLA: Harliquin Duck on thwart. A thwart is a brace across the canoe., 1906
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1420
Canoe of Shakes at Wrangle, Alaska. CLA: Canoe of Chief Shakes, with his people on board. Some of these canoes in early days would hold 60 men. At Wrangle. [original negative AL 5, 1230], undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1412
Canoe Race at Eagle. Four racers in river. CLA: Birch bark canoes, raced from Eagle around Belle Island and return., 1906 Jul 4
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1017
Dates:
1906 Jul 4
End of a Haida canoe, larges type made by Indians on Pacific Coast., undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1417
Eskimos from Top-Kop Beach loading supplies for camp 60 miles down Kotzebue Sound from Deering, Alaska. Three men with skin-covered boat equipped with small outboard motor. Supplies on beach and in boat. Two views., 1928
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1238
Five men ready for kayack race at Wainwright, Alaska., 1925 Jul 4
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1065
Dates:
1925 Jul 4
Going after walrus. Men in umiak, large ice-chunk in foreground. CLA: Going after walrus—out on the icepack of the Arctic Ocean., undated
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1239
[Humphrey Bogart and Mayo Methot by a train. He signs an autograph for a woman.], 1940s
Item — Photo box 1: [Barcode: 35025042711008]
Identifier: PH103_34
Hydah Canoe, undated
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1012
Hydah Canoe on Chilkat River. CLA: While canoeing, boundary survey party on the survey of the Modus Vivendi of 1899. Presented to me by O.H. Tittman, U.S. Comm., undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1425
Indian assembling birch-bark canoe. Eagle., 1906
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1479b
Indian Canoes at Smuggler's Cove, 1900
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1013b
Indians. Picture of Indian canoes. CLA: Lines resemble old clipper ships that used to sail seas to China., undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1406
Indians. Stydah Canoe. Sitka., 1915
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1405
Klinkit Canoe, undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1415
Kyaks (boats like bidachi) [Group of kayaks tied together next to steamer.], undated
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1016
Kyaks coming to the ship. CLA: Kyaks coming to the ship. King Id., Alaska., undated
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1241
Leaving the Ship. Group of Eskimos in umiak in ocean. Boat with sail and oarsmen, about fifteen people. Near Tigara, Alaska., 1917
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1051
Oomiak on beach, cooking tripod and pot in foreground. Sun shining through skin covering boat., 1917
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1242
Photographs (PH001), undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1426
Railroad bridge across Snake River at Ainsworth. Indian camp along river, with dugout canoe in foreground. Train crossing bridge., 1897 c
Item — Photo box 5: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841400]
Identifier: PH001_0640
Abstract
Ainsworth - named for Portland man [transportation mogul J.C. Ainsworth] - Just above the mouth of the Snake River where it enters the Columbia
Dates:
1897 c
Rotten Life Boat. CLA: Condemned and sold to Eskimo to save his life. Attempted to land on a beach, stove the prow and Eskimo repaired it with sheet iron sheathing on the fore-foot. Eskimo Kyak in foreground., undated
Item — Photo box 13: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841483]
Identifier: PH001_1493
Tena Indian Canoe Race. CLA: Birch bark canoes at Eagle, Alaska. Race on July 4, 1904. Cross the Yukon twice then go around an island about half mile long and recross to starting place., 1904 Jul 4
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1017b
Dates:
1904 Jul 4
The Eskimo Village. Kotzebue, Alaska. Wooden houses along beach, upturned umiak in foreground., 1923
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1267
The Hydah Canoe-Eyakh Oltay., undated
Item — Photo box 9: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841442]
Identifier: PH001_1015
Abstract
Finest Native Canoe on SE Alaska Coast. Made by Haydah Indians on Q. Charlotte Is. Also on Prince of Wales Is. Characterized by its high bow amd stern for riding ocean waves. The indians cross 60 miles of open ocean to get to the mainland- w/ stern wind t
Dates:
undated
The Ivory Workers Camp. Ivory carvers' camp near Nome, Alaska. Two tents on beach with upturned umiaks behind them., 1927
Item — Photo box 11: Series 10. [Barcode: 35025041841467]
Identifier: PH001_1248
Abstract
King Islander-Nome, Alaska. They come by sea from King Island-90 miles from Nome-work ivory all summer-go back to the island for winter kill walrus in spring before the ice leaves-get the ivory and return to Nome to carve and sell the ivory.
Dates:
1927
