The commander of the Russian ship, The Red October
“Commander of the Russian ship, Red October”–Caption from item. #848
The Red October crew
“‘Red October’ crew”–Caption from item. #382
Fish hanging out to dry
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Proclamation of Wrangel Island, September 16, 1921
“Wrangel Island Proclamation”–Caption from item. #380
The completed snowhouse
“The completed snowhouse”–Caption from item. #601
Ada Blackjack scraping seal skins on Wrangel Island
“Ada cleaning a seal skin”–Caption from item. #329, “Ada Blackjack, Sole Survivor of the Wrangel Island Expedition, cleaning a Seal Skin. Skins Are Valuable in the Arctic Not Only For Clothing, but Also When There is No Meat In The larder, For Food For The Husky Dogs.”–Caption from typescript key.
Huts built by Stefansson’s expedition on Wrangel Island
“Huts built by Stefansson’s expedition Wrangel Island”–Caption from item. #375
Allan Crawford building a snowhouse
“Warm work building a snowhouse, Crawford has just removed his coat, which is lying on the snow behind him”–Caption from item. #356
Frederick Maurer watching for the ship that could not come due to ice jams, summer 1922
“Watching for the ship that could not come, because of the ice packed against the land by the wind, summer of 1922”–Caption from item. #664
Milton Galle, blowing up a seal skin, called a pok or poke, the Inuit oil can
“From Noice story installments 6 and 7 ‘Milton Galle, the youngest of the Wrangel Island adventurers, blowing up a seal skin pok (pronounced ‘poke’) the Eskimo oil can.”–Caption from item. #327, “Milton Galle, the Youngest of the Wrangel Island Adventurers, Blowing up a Seal Skin Pok (pronounced “poke”),the Eskimo Oil Can.”–Caption from typescript key.