Alaska Stories
Michael R DoughertyAlaska History, Adventure, and Pioneers
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Wheels of Fortune: The Gold Rush Bicycle Story
Notice the man with the bicycle in the red circle.
Let’s use a bicycle to get to the Klondike gold fields.
In 1896, the whole world was crazy for bicycles, and from 1896 to 1899, the Klondike gold rush was in full swing. Some stampede...
Epic Alaska Journey of the First Man on Mt. McKinley Summit
Photo by the MarPockStudios
First named Denali by the Den’ina people of Alaska, the mountain is now officially known as Mt. McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America, which stands 20,310 feet tall.
Each year, around 1,000 -1,200 peo...
The First Female Bush Pilot in Alaska
Pictured above is Mary “Marvel” Crosson.
Like many things in Alaska, it takes a certain kind of person to overcome the wilderness, harsh environment, and rugged roads (when you can find them), which make the Great Land the last frontier....
Only Automobile Built in Alaska
Pictured above is Bobby Sheldon in Skagway, Alaska.
At the age of 22, Bobby Sheldon decided to build an automobile… to impress a girl.
It was like this.
In 1905, a girl that Bobby liked was being escorted around Skagway in a fancy hor...
Sitka, Alaska Totem Story
NPS photo
Alaskan natives look to animals for inspiration. For them, an animal has their own spiritual story.
Totem poles are often used to represent an animal.
What Does the Dictionary Say?
The word totem is a noun. A totem is an e...
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Mike first moved to Anchorage, Alaska when he was only 3 years old, he took his parents with him. And now, Mike has a treasure chest full of memories to share.
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