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Common dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) seed head growing along the southern perimeter of Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge.
Fairbanks roadway sign for the Steese Expressway (AK 2) directing northbound traffic toward Fox and southbound traffic toward North Pole.
Fairbanks roadway sign for the Steese Expressway (AK 2) directing northbound traffic left toward Fox and southbound traffic right toward North Pole.
Fairbanks roadway signs for AK 2 south toward Delta Junction and AK 3 south toward Nenana and Denali Park.
Blockbuster Video retail store still open for business in North Pole, Alaska.
David July at the painted tile entrance to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Carol Nichelson and David July visiting Santa Claus at the Santa Claus House (1952).
David July with a large stuffed animal moose on display inside the Santa Claus House (1952).
David July with a large stuffed animal polar bear on display inside the Santa Claus House (1952).
Fire hydrant and protection bollards painted in a red and white candy cane motif on Saint Nicholas Drive parallel to the Richardson Expressway (AK 2).
A forty-two-foot tall, 900-pound fiberglass Santa Claus statue (1968) by Wes Stanley of Stanley Plastics, Enumclaw, Washington on display near the Santa Claus House (1952).
A forty-two-foot tall, 900-pound fiberglass Santa Claus statue (1968) by Wes Stanley of Stanley Plastics, Enumclaw, Washington on display near the Santa Claus House (1952).
An igloo-style shed, picnic tables and trees in the area that was once the Santaland RV Park next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Painted wooden cut-outs of Santa in his sled being pulled by nine reindeer on display at what was once the Santaland RV Park next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Hoof of a semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Semi-domesticated caribou (Rangifer tarandus granti) also called reindeer at the Antler Academy exhibit next door to the Santa Claus House (1952).
Northern end of the Santa Claus House (1952) exterior.
North Pole lampposts and fire hydrant protection bollards painted in a red and white candy cane motif.
City of North Pole welcome sign with the town's slogan, "where the spirit of Christmas lives year round," on it.
North Pole lamppost painted in a red and white candy cane motif.
A wooden welcome sign for Anderson featuring a bear, mountains, river, forest and stars from the Alaska state flag.
"Entering Clear Air Force Station" sign on the public road to the base.
Clear Air Force Station main entrance and the tracking radar radome (1961) of the original missile early warning system beyond from the public road to the base.
A hyrail truck and Alaska Railroad workers performing switch maintenance on a spur near the Clear Highway grade crossing just outside Clear Air Force Station.
Three workers stand on the banks of the partially frozen Sheep Creek underneath an Alaska Railroad deck-type plate girder bridge as maintenance is performed on the structure near the creek's confluence with the Nenana River.
Sunbeams shining through clouds and extending across the sky above the forest and mountains in and around Denali National Park while driving east on Park Road.
A vast area of wilderness leads to Alaska Range slopes and glaciers surrounding Denali, cloaked behind dense clouds, from through a starboard window aboard the Kantishna Experience tour bus.
Mount Tatum and other terrain surrounding Denali from aboard the Kantishna Experience tour bus.
Green wilderness, the McKinley River, Mount Tatum and other Alaska Range terrain surrounding Denali, the peak of which is visible through a break in the dense clouds, from aboard the Kantishna Experience tour bus.
Peaks of Denali in the distance from just east of the Toklat River Contact Station while aboard the Kantishna Experience tour bus.
A moose (Alces alces) cow foraging in the woods along Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow foraging in the woods along Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow and calf foraging in the woods along Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow and calf foraging on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow and calf stop to look across the road while foraging on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow and calf foraging on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow and calf foraging on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow foraging on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) calf foraging with its mother on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow foraging on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) calf foraging with its mother on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) calf approaches the roadway while its mother forages on the shoulder of Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow walks down C-Camp Road toward Denali Park Road in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) calf walks across the Roadside Trail at C-Camp Road toward Denali Park Road in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow reflected in the truck's mirror walking down Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
A moose (Alces alces) cow and calf stop and look back simultaneously while walking on Denali Park Road near C-Camp in Denali National Park and Preserve.
Trees and a scenic mountain vista surrounding the wooden Savage River Campground sign as a snowshoe hare (Lepus americanus) dashes across Denali Park Road.
A green and yellow picnic table featuring a Subway-style logo for the Talkeetna Spurs softball team among tall grass and flowers next to the community ball park.
A Dodge B-Series Xplorer Camper Van (c. 1984) parked on Second Street near the Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940).
A Dodge B-Series Xplorer Camper Van (c. 1984) parked on Second Street near the Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940).
The western end of Second Street with signs warning not to enter Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940) and two small aircraft parked nearby.
Piper PA-18 N1244A (1957) parked on the Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940) near Second Street.
The 1600-foot length of the Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940) with two small aircraft including Piper PA-18 N1244A (1957) parked alongside near Second Street.
The Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940) with two small aircraft including Piper PA-18 N1244A (1957) parked alongside near Second Street.
Warning signs at the northern end of the Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940) and two small aircraft including Piper PA-18 N1244A (1957) parked alongside near Second Street.
The 1600-foot length of the Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940) with two small aircraft including Piper PA-18 N1244A (1957) parked alongside near Second Street.
A propeller and informational poster from the Talkeetna Historical Society in a small wooden pavilion at the northern end of the Talkeetna Village Airstrip [AK44] (1940).
Storefronts for Nagley's Store, home of Stubbs the Cat (1997–2017), West Rib Pub and Grill and Talkeetna Air Taxi.
The neon sign for Stewart's Photo Shop at the Ship Creek Meat Market building (1936) in downtown Anchorage.
The storefront, front door and glass blocks of Stewart's Photo Shop at the Ship Creek Meat Market building (1936) in downtown Anchorage.
The interior of Stewart's Photo Shop at the Ship Creek Meat Market building (1936) in downtown Anchorage.
The neon sign and marquee for the Fourth Avenue Theatre at the Lathrop Building (1947) in downtown Anchorage.
The neon sign for Club 25 at the Wendler Building (1915) in downtown Anchorage.
The neon sign for Big Ray's 4th Avenue Army Navy Surplus on a building (1957) in downtown Anchorage.
The renovated Alaska Railroad Freight Shed (1941), Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Alaska warehouse buildings (1967) and three Alaska Railroad lines underneath the Anchorage Port Access Bridge (1975) carrying Loop Road, the merging of A Street and C Street, overhead.
The renovated Alaska Railroad Freight Shed (1941) and three Alaska Railroad lines underneath the Anchorage Port Access Bridge (1975) carrying Loop Road, the merging of A Street and C Street, overhead.
Alaska Railroad pony truss bridge near Anchorage Yard and anglers fishing for Chinook salmon in Ship Creek.
A luscious green marshland separates the wildlife viewing boardwalk from the panoramic vista of Turnagain Arm at Potter Marsh in the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge.
Driving south on Seward Highway (AK 1) in the Chugach National Forest toward the eastern end of Turnagain Arm beyond which lies the snow-covered peaks of Portage Valley where the Kenai and Chugach Mountains meet.
United States Forest Service roadside sign for Portage Valley in the Chugach National Forest.
Kenai Mountains surrounding the valley and snow marker poles lining the roadway just outside Williwaw Campground.
The blue ice of Middle Glacier in the Kenai Mountains visible from our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
A young spruce tree growing at our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
The blue ice of Middle Glacier in the Kenai Mountains visible from our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
The blue ice of Middle Glacier in the Kenai Mountains visible from our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
The blue ice of Middle Glacier in the Kenai Mountains visible from our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
The blue ice of Middle Glacier in the Kenai Mountains visible from our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
The blue ice of Middle Glacier in the Kenai Mountains visible from our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
Keeping warm in the glaciated valley by way of campfire at our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
Keeping warm in the glaciated valley by way of campfire at our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
Entrance sign for the Williwaw Campground in the Chugach National Forest.
Lighted signage on the facade of the Thorn's Showcase Lounge building.
Lighted signage on the facade of the Thorn's Showcase Lounge building above the storefronts for Thorn's, The Seward Clipper barber shop and Lacuna Family Medicine.
Lighted signage on the facade of the Thorn's Showcase Lounge building above the storefronts and signage on the southern wall.
Carved wooden sign hanging above the entranceway to Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Strings of lights, padded walls and red vinyl seating inside Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Strings of lights, padded walls and red vinyl seating inside Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Strings of lights, padded walls and red vinyl seating inside Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Cold pint of Alaskan Amber beer served to my table at Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
"Reno 100 Years" Jim Beam whiskey decanter (1968) by C. Miller/Regal China on display inside Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
"Harolds Club" Jim Beam whiskey decanter (1969) by C. Miller/Regal China on display inside Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Behind the bar at Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
"Alaska Star" Jim Beam whiskey decanter (1958) by C. Miller/Regal China on display inside Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
"Alaska Purchase Centennial" Jim Beam whiskey decanter (1967) by C. Miller/Regal China on display in the vestibule at Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Menu board sign on the brick wall at the entranceway to Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Wooden carving of a bear holding a fish at the "Welcome To Seward Alaska" sign between storefronts on Fourth Avenue.
Lighted signage on the facade of the Thorn's Showcase Lounge building above the storefronts and signage on the southern wall.
The Thorn's Showcase Lounge building from the Yukon Bar across and down the street.
Lighted signage on the facade of the Thorn's Showcase Lounge building above the storefronts and signage on the southern wall.

A yellow newspaper machine dispensing Alaska Dispatch News along the brick wall fronting Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
Banner on the brick wall fronting Thorn's Showcase Lounge.
A vintage National Cash Register Company brass register (1908) with fifty-four keys and two drawers still in use at Urbach's Clothiers.
Side of the vintage National Cash Register Company brass register (1908) with fifty-four keys and two drawers still in use at Urbach's Clothiers.
Back of the vintage National Cash Register Company brass register (1908) with fifty-four keys and two drawers still in use at Urbach's Clothiers.
Two bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) sitting on driftwood on a bar in the braided Resurrection River not far from Exit Glacier.
Two bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) sitting on driftwood on a bar in the braided Resurrection River not far from Exit Glacier.
Forests and mountains in the valley along the braided Resurrection River not far from Exit Glacier.
Snow and trees on a cloudy mountainside in the valley along the braided Resurrection River not far from Exit Glacier.
Snow and trees on a cloudy mountainside in the valley along the braided Resurrection River from a turnout not far from Exit Glacier.
Educational sign from the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service about Exit Glacier at a turnout to its east.
Exit Glacier from a turnout to its east.
Exit Glacier from a turnout to its east.
Exit Glacier from a turnout to its east.
Kenai Fjords National Park entrance sign on the road to Exit Glacier.
Year signs along the road show the previous extent of the receding Exit Glacier.
Directional sign at the start of the trail system behind the Exit Glacier Nature Center.
Educational sign from the National Park Service at a pavilion along the Glacier View Trail about the affects of climate change on the seasons, plants and animals.
Educational sign from the National Park Service at a pavilion along the Glacier View Trail showing the fast recession of Exit Glacier.
A small brook flowing in the cottonwood forest northeast of Exit Glacier from along the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
A small brook flowing in the cottonwood forest northeast of Exit Glacier from along the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Snow and trees on a cloudy mountainside from a clearing in the cottonwood forest along the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Snow and trees on mountains and a section of outwash plain from a clearing in the cottonwood forest along the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Cones on branches along the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Snow and trees on mountains from along the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Meltwater flowing from the base of Exit Glacier to the outwash plain from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
A sign at a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail showing that Exit Glacier was at this point in 2005, now receded into the distance beyond.
Meltwater flowing from the base of Exit Glacier to the outwash plain from a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Snow and trees on mountains in the valley vacated by the receding Exit Glacier from a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Outwash plain, forests and mountains east of Exit Glacier from a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Outwash plain, forests and mountains east of Exit Glacier from a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Educational sign from the National Park Service at a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail about Exit Glacier's movement and associated features.
Visitors look at Exit Glacier from a lookout at the end of the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Meltwater flowing from the base of Exit Glacier to the outwash plain from the last segment of the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Exit Glacier from the last segment of the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Outwash plain, forests, mountains and visitors east of Exit Glacier from the last segment of the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Snow and trees on mountains above Exit Glacier from the last segment of the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
A sign at a lookout at the end of the Edge of the Glacier Trail showing that Exit Glacier was at this point in 2010, now receded into the distance beyond.
A steep rock face and a sign warning of hazardous conditions at the end of the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Rocks, forests and mountains east of Exit Glacier from the last segment of the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Forest of trees ascending a mountain in the Exit Glacier valley from the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
Educational sign from the National Park Service at a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail about scientists' study of Exit Glacier and its recession.
Outwash plain, forests and mountains from a lookout on the Edge of the Glacier Trail.
A snowy and cloudy mountaintop visible through the forest along the Glacier View Trail.
Snow and trees on a steep mountainside in the valley along the braided Resurrection River from the road not far from Exit Glacier.
The intersection of Herman Leirer Road and Seward Highway (AK 9) on the way back to Seward from Exit Glacier.
Sign and northern entranceway for the pedestrian tunnel (2000) built under Whittier Yard by the Alaska Railroad Corporation.
Facing south in the pedestrian tunnel (2000) built under Whittier Yard by the Alaska Railroad Corporation.
Williwaw Creek and Portage Glacier Road from the Williwaw Fish Viewing Platform at Williwaw Campground in the Chugach National Forest.
Signpost at the Williwaw Nature Trail trailhead near the Williwaw Fish Viewing Platform at Williwaw Campground in the Chugach National Forest.
Williwaw Creek flowing under the Portage Glacier Road bridge on the Williwaw Nature Trail in the Chugach National Forest.
A small stream extending from Williwaw Creek and surrounded by lush foliage on the Williwaw Nature Trail in the Chugach National Forest.
Portage Glacier Road crossing Williwaw Creek with the Kenai Mountains beyond on the Williwaw Nature Trail in the Chugach National Forest.
Tracks left on the ground by a visiting moose (Alces alces) in our Williwaw Campground site in the Chugach National Forest.
Blockbuster Video retail store still open for business in Wasilla, Alaska.
"Fine Cigars Sold Here" neon sign inside the Pump House Restaurant's Senator Saloon at the Chena Pump House (1933).
Fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolium) growing along the path to the outhouse at the Bureau of Land Management's Yukon Crossing Visitor Contact Station.
An extremely bright and vivid rainbow in the sky over Coldfoot seen from the parking lot of the Arctic Interagency Visitor Center (2004).
An extremely bright and vivid rainbow in the sky over Coldfoot seen from the parking lot of the Arctic Interagency Visitor Center (2004).
An extremely bright and vivid rainbow in the sky over Coldfoot seen from the parking lot of the Arctic Interagency Visitor Center (2004).
An extremely bright and vivid rainbow in the sky over Coldfoot seen from the parking lot of the Arctic Interagency Visitor Center (2004).
An extremely bright and vivid rainbow in the sky over Coldfoot seen from the parking lot of the Arctic Interagency Visitor Center (2004).
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) quickly crosses the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) quickly crosses the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) quickly crosses the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) runs into the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) runs into the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) stops and looks at us from the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) shortly after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) stops and looks at us from the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) shortly after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A northern harrier (Circus hudsonius) screeches and circles over a Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) in the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A northern harrier (Circus hudsonius) screeches and circles over a Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) in the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) cow wading in a small Middle Fork Koyukuk River tributary eating aquatic vegetation right next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A partially snow-covered mountain of the Brooks Range at Atigun Pass (elevation 4,739 feet) at the Slide Path 23 pullout where the James W. Dalton Highway crosses the Continental Divide.
A brown bear (Ursus arctos) sow with two cubs walks past while hunting for Arctic ground squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) on the permafrost tundra near the Sagavanirktok River.
A brown bear (Ursus arctos) sow with two cubs walks past while hunting for Arctic ground squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) on the permafrost tundra near the Sagavanirktok River.
A brown bear (Ursus arctos) sow with two cubs walks past while hunting for Arctic ground squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) on the permafrost tundra near the Sagavanirktok River.
A brown bear (Ursus arctos) sow with two cubs walks past while hunting for Arctic ground squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) on the permafrost tundra near the Sagavanirktok River.
A brown bear (Ursus arctos) cub stops and turns around while its mother and sibling continue walking away while hunting for Arctic ground squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) on the permafrost tundra near the Sagavanirktok River.
The midnight sun bathes the door and sign to Deadhorse Camp Room 47.
Northern view of the midnight sun over Prudhoe Bay, oil rigs and the Caribou Construction Camp from the window of Deadhorse Camp Room 47.
Seventeen parallel flowlines running between Flow Station 2 and Drill Site 3, Drill Site 9, Drill Site 16, Drill Site 17 and Endicott at the Prudhoe Bay Oil Field.
A piece of driftwood rests on the smooth rocks that comprise the East Dock Road spit jutting northwest into the icy waters of Prudhoe Bay and the Beaufort Sea at the Prudhoe Bay Oil Field.
Alaska's Brooks Range, Galbraith Lake and the Trans-Alaska pipeline seen from just north of Milepost 275 on the James W. Dalton Highway (North Slope Haul Road/SR 11) seven-tenths of a mile from Galbraith Airport Road.
Dillon Mountain (4820 feet), spruce trees and the Trans-Alaska Pipeline (1977) along the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southbound.
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
A moose (Alces alces) bull browsing and eating grassy vegetation next to the Dalton Highway (AK 11).
Northbound view of the Brooks Range from a paved section of tree-lined Dalton Highway at a turnout where the Trans-Alaska Pipeline passes underneath the roadway
Trees and sky reflected in the calm waters of the Kanuti River.
A moose (Alces alces) bull walking through grassy flatlands east of the Dalton Highway (AK 11) near the site of Old Man Camp.
A moose (Alces alces) bull walking through grassy flatlands east of the Dalton Highway (AK 11) near the site of Old Man Camp.
A moose (Alces alces) bull walking through grassy flatlands east of the Dalton Highway (AK 11) near the site of Old Man Camp.
A moose (Alces alces) bull stops to look at us while walking through grassy flatlands east of the Dalton Highway (AK 11) near the site of Old Man Camp.
A moose (Alces alces) bull walking through grassy flatlands east of the Dalton Highway (AK 11) near the site of Old Man Camp.
Elevated piping and a valve wheel handle casting shadows in the engine room of SS Nenana (1933) on display in Pioneer Park.
A memorial tribute plaque mounted to a pole outside of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A National Register of Historic Places marker and building description sign mounted to the exterior of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
An old-style push-button light switch and floral pattern wallpaper in the kitchen of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A clock, framed photograph and two books on a dresser in the front room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
An antique floor lamp with glass dome and beaded fringe tassels in the sitting room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A collection of "Pacific Reporter" case law books in their original shipping crates; James Wickersham's favorite chair originally from his Juneau home; a two-headed antique floor lamp with ceramic shades; and an ashtray in the sitting room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A collection of "Pacific Reporter" case law books in their original shipping crates in the sitting room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
Cigar burn marks on the left armrest of James Wickersham's favorite chair, originally from his Juneau home, in the sitting room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A two-headed antique floor lamp with ceramic shades featuring painted flowers in the sitting room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A lamp illuminates a brush, mirror, ceramic pitcher and dish, sewing tools and other personal items atop a dresser in a bedroom of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A bed with antique periodicals and personal affects on it in a bedroom of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
Three light shower-style pan fixture with white pressed glass shades hanging in the front room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A framed photograph of James Wickersham in profile on display atop a dresser in the front room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
A copy of "Alaskaland Cabin Lore" detailing the park's Pioneer Village cabins first published by Alpha Delta Kappa in 1978 on display in the front room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
One of two lamps with white glass shades on a dresser in the front room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
An engraved silver-plated bowl on a dresser in the front room of the Wickersham House (1904) museum in Pioneer Park.
The Utqiaġvik bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) jaw bone arch along with other whale bones and the wooden frame of an umiak, an Iñupiat seal skin whaling boat, along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
The top of the Utqiaġvik bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) jaw bone arch along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
A rusty bolt and twists of rope on the wooden frame of an umiak, an Iñupiat seal skin whaling boat, along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
The wooden frame of an umiak, an Iñupiat seal skin whaling boat, along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
A bird house, antlers and two wall lanterns adorn the southwestern sides of the Point Barrow Refuge Station (1889) along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
A rusty length of metal link chain on the pebbly ground along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-400 Combi on final approach for a landing at Wiley Post-Will Rogers Memorial Airport from the gravelly beach along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
The Utqiaġvik bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) jaw bone arch along with other whale bones and Point Barrow Refuge Station (1889) from along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
A small, wooden boat painted green and white sitting on a wooden pallet along the shore of the icy Chukchi Sea, Arctic Ocean.
Plastic industrial containers called overpack drums and metal barrels behind a chain link fence at North Slope Borough's Sanitation Services Shop III and thermal oxidation plant.
Plastic industrial containers called overpack drums behind a chain link fence at North Slope Borough's Sanitation Services Shop III and thermal oxidation plant.
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