The November-December issue includes:
• A guidebook to territorial Alaska from President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal Federal Writers Project.
• An unusual but little-known earth-moving project, notable for the remote location and for the size of the undertaking.
• The Ed. S. Orr Stage Company, an important part of our past, which proudly claimed “Eight day service between Valdez and Fairbanks, a distance of 364 miles,” and “All stages equipped with abundance of fur robes and carbon-heated foot warmers.”
• The Woodchopper Roadhouse, at one time the oldest and largest log structure on the Yukon River between Eagle and Circle City.
• The story of pioneer Native rights activist Elizabeth Peratrovich.
• The 1898 explorations of Capt. Edwin F. Glenn and W. C. Mendenhall through the Matanuska Valley.
• Pioneering Alaskan artists, color postcards from the turn of the century, a timeline, a 2019 index, and a few classic books.
