Kenneth Chisholm papers : including Alaska expedition with Father B.R. Hubbard, 1930-1938.

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Kenneth Chisholm papers : including Alaska expedition with Father B.R. Hubbard, 1930-1938.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/42929391

Newspaper clippings about the expeditions, letters to Chisholm, collected reports on the cruise of the revenue cutter Northland in 1937 by F.A. Zeusler, and sociological studies of northern villages by R.C. Sarratt.

98 items (0.4 linear ft.)

Alaska State Library

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Alaska State Library

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Sarratt, R. C.

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Chisholm, Kenneth

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Santa Clara University student who accompanied Father Hubbard, the Glacier Priest, on trips to the Aniakchak River region, various arctic communities including Nome and Fort Yukon. From the description of Kenneth Chisholm papers : including Alaska expedition with Father B.R. Hubbard, 1930-1938. (Alaska State Library). WorldCat record id: 42929391 ...

Northland (Coast Guard cutter)

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Zeusler, F. A. (Frederick A.)

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Coast Guard officer assigned to Bering Sea Patrol and Arctic Patrol including the revenue cutters, Bear and Northland. After retiring from the Coast Guard Zeusler served as an executive for the Alaska Steamship Co. and was active in civic organizations related to the Port of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest Maritime Historical Society. From the description of Frederick A. Zeusler papers, ca. 1900-1981. (Alaska State Library). WorldCat record id: 44480876 Zeusler was a caree...

Hubbard, Bernard R. (Bernard Rosecrans), 1888-1962

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Born in 1888, Bernard Hubbard demonstrated a love of exploration as a youth. He attended St. Ignatius College and Santa Clara University, and entered the Jesuit order in 1908. In 1926 Hubbard returned to Santa Clara as a professor of Greek, German, and geology. He began exploring the Alaskan wilderness in 1927, financing his trips with proceeds from lectures describing his adventures. His exploits were written up in such publications as National Geographic, The Saturday Evening Post, and The Lit...