January-February, 2026
Colonel Walter Goodwin and the Iditarod Trail, 1929 Report on Cattle Breeding in Alaska, Harry de Windt on the Yukon River, Falcon Joslin and the Tanana Valley Railway, All Alaska Sweepstakes Champions Baldy of Nome and A. A. ‘Scotty’ Allan.
March-April, 2026
An article on the 1912 earthquake at Denali; Father Bernhard Hubbard, “The Glacier Priest;” a 1947 trip to the territory of Alaska by Walt Disney; plus salmon canneries, territorial schools; and Native basketry.
May-June, 2026
he first missionaries to Alaska, Hudson Stuck on the Episcopal church in Iditarod, The Alaska Railroad Record, Skagway, Anchorage Federal Building, Belmore Browne’s Dogs of the North.
July-August, 2026
The ‘Tanana Chief,’ a sternwheeler which plied the waters of Interior Alaska; the U.S. Revenue Cutter ‘Bear,’ as seen through the eyes of the ship’s surgeon, Dr. James Taylor White; the story of the Eskimo lad, Emiu, known as ‘Split-the-Wind’ for his fondness for fast dog teams; the 1912 eruption of Novarupta in the Mount Katmai region, the largest volcanic eruption of the 20th century; and the visit of then-Senator John F. Kennedy to the 1960 Alaska State Fair, with the full text of the speech he gave there.
September-October, 2026
The history of the first Eklutna power plant, circa 1929, Chukotka Dogs, 1921 cookbook, The Eagle City Tribune, ‘Alaska Nuggets’ by Frank B. Camp, and the political history of the Matanuska Colony Project.
