Old Yukon by James Wickersham (1938). Inscription on front leaf: “This is my book. James Wickersham, Juneau Alaska, Aug. 24, 1938” Book jacket tattered and ripped.
Bibliography of Alaskan Literature 1724-1924 by James Wickersham (1927). Sticker on front cover reads “Work Book.” A note dated Dec. 27, 1936 found on the end papers reads: “Grace and I count 6010 [?] items marked “OK” and on hand in my library at this date, but that does not include all in the library—many are omitted. J. Wickersham Many have been also received since the book was printed and for that reason are not marked OK.” Book is in poor condition with tapes holding end boards together.
The Box of Daylight by William Hurd Hillyer, drawings by Erick Berry. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1931.
Geography. Note inserted in front of book: “Geography-1835: This school book used in Patoka, Illinois by James Wickersham.”
The “Heckman” Floating Trap; the only successful Floating Trap Ever Built.” 8 p. brochure.
“How to Use Lemons,” issued by the Diamond Fruit Co., Nome, Alaska [1905?]
“National Championship Awards to Big Game Hunters,” Programs, 1936, 1938
Catalog Number Twelve: Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines. College, Alaska, March 1934.
DENALI, 1939, University of Alaska yearbook, with a clipping re: Mrs. Grace Wickersham’s tenure on the Board of Regents.
CANOTLE RANNAGA KELEKAK : DELOCHET ROKA. Winnepeg: Free Press no-rodeneletekleyar, 1904. 54 pages printed Ingalik Language text with a written page inserted between each printed page containing translation in English. [Wickersham #1043]. Catholic Church hymnal and catechism.
BOX 82
CASH Ledger for unidentified store, probably in Wrangell, 1920-1923
Election posters: Delegate to Congress (1914, 1912, 1910) James Wickersham
THE PACIFIC COAST ELK, September, 1923. (Vol. XII, Number 9) Articles on Juneau, “The Great Heart Center of Alaska” (cover missing)
Membership in Arctic Brotherhood, Camp Fairbanks No. 16. (Pasted on acidic board, 13 ¾ x 10 ½ --trimmed)
House of Wickersham advertisement by Ruth Allman. (11” x 17”) 4 copies
Sydney Laurence print
Citizenship paper - Daniel Vrooman
Resolution by Common Council of the City of Juneau awarded to James Wickersham for role as Delegate to Congress and passage of Home Rule for Alaska, passed and approved April 26th, 1912. (16 ½ x 10 ¾, hand printed with color illustrations)
Bathymetric Map of the Arctic Basin by Fridtjof Nansen, revised to 1927, “The Polar Regions and Their Problems,” American Geographic Society Special Publication, No. 7, Pl. 1.
Sheet Music: “Honeymoon Isle” – words by Agnes L. Reinert; music by Jack Mahoney, 1932. Inscription “With my Best Wishes to Mrs. Wickersham. Agnes L. Reinert, Ketchikan, Alaska.
THE WAR CRY, Coronation Number, Toronto, May 15, 1937, No. 2743
Legal Binder with “Resolutions” handwritten on cover; contains typed excerpts from various sources, several regarding Nome and Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1.
THE ALASKA LEGIONNAIRE, vol. XXXV, Nos., 1 & 2 (Jan-Feb., 1956)
Souvenir program: Hoochinoo ‘n Hotcakes, 1962
Pen and ink drawing of Wickersham House, 1963
Sample of Woodpulp: “Manufactured by Alaska Pulp and Paper Company, Speel River, Near Juneau, Alaska, from Alaska (Sitka) Spruce, February, 1921,” Alaska Commercial Association. Size: 8 ¼” x 3 ¾”
SUNSET, May 1916. Contains “Interesting Westerners…W. T. Lopp” by Colin D. Clements (p.30) and “A Sleeping Porch in Alaska” by Grace Eton Davis (p.43). single issue
SATURDAY EVENING POST, December 22, 1956, clipping and cover page only: “I was a Bride of the Arctic,” by Klondy Nelson as told to Corey Ford
SATURDAY EVENING POST, December 24, 1955 (Vol. 228, No. 26), contains “I was a Daughter of the Gold Rush,” by Klondy Nelson, as told to Corey Ford, p.11+
BOX 83
Addition – Material transferred from the Alaska & Polar Regions Collections , Archives & Manuscripts, Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, received May 2008
Folder 1 Alaskan Newspapers and Periodicals
Folder 2 Articles and Addresses by Wickersham
Folder 3 Outline of History of Alaskan Literature, 1724-1924
Folder 4 Correspondence with Andrew J. Balliet, 1900-1901
Folder 5 Newspaper clippings concerning Wickersham’s death, 1939
Christmas Extra Wickersham Edition; Dec. 25, 1959 and Dec. 25, 1967
Folder 6 Bibliography of U.S. Government Public Documents relating to Alaska, etc.
Folder 7 Correspondence to Clyde A. Thompson, 1920
Folder 8 Telegrams, correspondence, 1904-31
Folder 9 Correspondence to his mother from Circle City, Alaska; Aug. 25, 1900
Folder 10 Correspondence to his mother from Eagle City, Alaska; June 10, 1901
Folder 11 Correspondence to his mother from Nome, Alaska; June 8, 1902
Folder 12 “A National Park in the Olympics…1890” by James Wickersham in The Living
Wilderness, Summer-Fall, 1961.
Folder 13 Miscellaneous correspondence
Folder 14 Correspondence to Ed Matthews from Washington D.C.; June 14, 1909
Folder 15 “The Shakers and Indian Shakers” by Darryl Thompson in The Shaker Messenger, May
1995
Rev. 2004
APPENDIX 1
LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS
IN BOXES 8, 14, 28, 60, 65, 66 AND 73
[Not included are correspondents from
Boxes 27, 29, 31, 34, 35, 41, 47, 48, 50, 56, 61, and 75]
[*Letter not addressed to Wickersham]
Box
|
Name
|
Place
|
Title/Position
|
Date
|
66
|
[Bunnell, Charles E.]
|
College
|
President, Alaska Agricultural College
|
6/12/1934
|
62
|
[Hall, Robert S.]
|
Washington D.C.
|
Representative, Mississippi
|
6/27/32*
|
60
|
[Internal Revenue Service]
|
[Washington D. C.]
|
Acting Deputy Commissioner
|
3/15/1919
|
66
|
[Jeffery, G. A.]
|
[Washington D. C.]
|
Secretary to Wickersham
|
3/29/1914*
7/1/1915*
7/14/1915*
4/21/1915*
5/4/1915*
6/17/1915*
6/18/1915*
7/1/1915*
7/31/1915*
12/6/1915*
9/10/1916
9/20/1916
2/13/1917
|
66
|
[Roosevelt, Kermit?] An old Sourdough from Alaska
|
Reno, Nevada
|
|
3/24/21
|
60
|
[Unknown]
|
Washington D.C.
|
|
11/30/1924
|
62
|
[unknown]
|
Hoonah
|
Pres. Hoonah Camp, Alaska Native Brotherhood
|
12/29/31
4/13/32
|
66
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
Fairbanks
|
|
1/2/1907
1/4/1907
1/26/1907
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
|
Delegate from Alaska
|
5/16/1910
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
Washington D. C.
|
Delegate from Alaska
|
12/24/1910
2/4/1933
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
|
Delegate from Alaska
|
2/24/1914
|
66
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
[Washington D. C.]
|
Delegate from Alaska
|
6/5/1915
3/22/1915
11/3/1916
1/13/1917
2/13/1917
2/12/1917
2/15/1917(2)
2/17/1917
2/22/1917
2/28/1917(2)
3/12/1917
3/14/1917
3/19/1917
3/19/1917
1/3/1933
|
66
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
[Washington D. C]
|
|
2/16/1917
2/17/1917
3/12/1917
|
66
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
|
|
10/26/1917
5/27/1918
c. 1924
1924?
1925?
[5/23/1935?]
4/1/1927
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
[Washington D.C.]
|
Delegate from Alaska
|
3/12/1919
|
62
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
Juneau
|
|
3/23/30
11/10/37
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
[Juneau]
|
|
11/20/1930(2)
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
Juneau
|
Delegate from Alaska
|
9/29/1932
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
|
|
6/12/1937
5/26/1937
N. D. (4)
|
66
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
Juneau
|
|
2/22/1938
|
65
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
Juneau
|
|
5/9/07
|
62
|
[Wickersham, James]
|
|
|
4/8/29
5/3/29
5/7/29
5/8/29
5/6/29
5/23/29
5/24/29
7/16/29
8/12/29
11/11/29
11/14/29
12/9/29
12/19/29
12/21/29
5/12/30
12/27/3
11/14/32
2/22/32
2/1/32
2/8/32
2/20/32
2/22/32
2/23/32(2)
3/11/32
3/14/32
3/28/32
5/2/32
5/19/32
12/12/32
12/3/35
12/5/35
1/8/36
|
60
|
[Wickersham, James]JW
|
[Juneau]
|
|
|
66
|
[Wickersham], Darrell
|
San Francisco
|
[Son]
|
5/28/1936
9/30/1935*
8/28/1936
8/31/1936
12/24/1936
|
60
|
[Wickersham’s Secretary]
|
|
|
3/6/1919*
3/10/1919(8)*
3/11/1919(4)*
3/22/1919
|
60
|
Addams, D.R.
|
Anchorage
|
Dept. of the Interior
|
2/3/1919
|
14
|
Ainsworth, F.C.
|
Washington D.C.
|
Adjutant General, U.S. War Dept.
|
1907 (#55)
|
60
|
Alaska Salmon and Clam Packers
|
Seward
|
|
2/19/1917
|
14
|
Albertson, Arthur F.
|
Tacoma, WA
|
Vice Pres. & cashier, National Bank of Commerce
|
1907 (#7)
|
14
|
Aldrich, Frank
|
Nome
|
|
1908 (#136)*
|
28
|
Aldrich, Frank A.
|
|
|
#321
|
8
|
Aldrich, Frank A.
|
Nome
|
Sergeant at Arms, Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska
|
1909 (2); 1912 (3)
|
14
|
Alexander
|
Tolovana, Alaska
|
Chief
|
1910 (#276)
|
8
|
Alexander
|
Tolovana, Alaska
|
Chief
|
1917 (1)
|
60
|
Alexander, J.W.
|
Washington, D.C.
|
Chairman, Committee on The Merchant Marine and Fisheries
|
10/3/1917
|
65
|
Alice
|
Wales
|
|
4/7/20
|
8
|
Allen, (?)
|
Washington
|
Chief Signal Officer, U.S. Army
|
1909 (1)
|
8
|
Allen, Amos L.
|
|
U.S. House of Representatives
|
1909 (1)
|
14
|
Allen, Charles B.
|
Rampart
|
attorney
|
1910 (#253)
|
66
|
Allen, Edward W.
|
Seattle
|
|
11/21/1925
2/24/1926
4/8/1924
11/11/1924
3/16/1925
5/22/1925
9/16/1925
10/12/1925
12/7/1925
3/8//1926
3/10/1926
3/18/1926
3/27/1926
3/28/1926
2/23/1926
3/13/1926
4/12/1926
4/20/1926
4/23/1926
12/7/1926
5/13/1927
2/13/1927
6/6/1927
9/17/1927
8/19/1927
12/19/1927
4/5/1928
8/7/1928
1/8/1929
2/19/1929
2/15/1929
1/3/1929
|
60
|
Allen, Edward W.
|
Seattle
|
[Attorney]
|
3/25/1930
|
14
|
Allen, J.H.
|
Seattle
|
Chamber of Commerce
|
1910 (Binder 1)
|
14
|
Allen, James
|
Washington
|
Chief Signal Officer, War Dept.
|
1910 (Binder 1)
|
14
|
Amy, W.S.
|
Valdez
|
|
1908 (#110)
|
60
|
Anchorage Times, The
|
Anchorage
|
|
2/19/1919
|
28
|
Anderson, Andy
|
Nome
|
|
#537
|
60
|
Anderson, Louis F.
|
Walla Walla
|
VP, WA State Philological Society
|
3/3/1899
3/3/1899*
|
60
|
Andrew, A. Piatt
|
Washington D. C.
|
U.S. Representative, MA
|
12/7/1931
|
66
|
Andrews, C. L.
|
Seattle
|
|
10/17/1917
|
60
|
Andrews, C.L.
|
Seattle
|
|
7/2/1932
7/1/1932*
|
8
|
Andrews, W.H.
|
|
U.S. House of Representatives
|
1909 (1)
|
8
|
Anicich, Jas.
|
|
|
Incomplete letter, undated
|
8
|
Ankeny, [Levi?]
|
|
U.S. Senate
|
1909 (1)*
|
14
|
Archbald, R.W.
|
Scranton, PA
|
Dist. Judge
|
1910 (Binder 1)
|
8
|
Ashbrook, William A.
|
|
U.S. House of Representatives
|
1909 (1)
|
8
|
Austin, R.W.
|
|
U.S. House of Representatives
|
1909 (1)
|
66
|
Austin, W. L.
|
Washington[D. C.]
|
Acting Director, Bureau of the Census
|
5/1/1916
|
28
|
Bain, (?)
|
Seattle
|
|
#458
|
14
|
Bain, Helen D.
|
Washington D.C.
|
|
1910 (Binder 1)
|
28
|
Baldwin, George E.
|
San Francisco
|
|
#220
|
8
|
Baldwin, George E.
|
Seattle
|
miner
|
1907 (1); undated letter
|
28
|
Ballaine, John E.
|
Seattle
|
|
#594*
|
14
|
Ballaine, John E.
|
Seattle
|
|
1910 (Binder 1)
|
14
|
Balliett, Andrew J.
|
Seattle
|
lawyer
|
1910 (Binder 1)
|
14
|
Ballinger, R.A.
|
Seattle; Washington D.C.
|
attorney, Secretary of the Interior
|
1907 (#32); 1910 (Binder-6)
|
8
|
Ballinger, R.A.
|
|
Secretary, U.S. Dept. of the Interior
|
1908 (1); 1909 (4)
|
60
|
Bankhead, J. H.
|
Jasper, Alabama
|
Senator, AL
|
|
8
|
Bankhead, John H.
|
|
U.S. Senate
|
1909 (2)
|
14
|
Banning, Wm. P.
|
New York
|
HAMPTON'S MAGAZINE
|
1910 (Binder-1)
|
8
|
Barchfeld, A.J.
|
|
U.S. House of Rep.
|
1909 (1)
|
8
|
Barr, Don M.
|
|
Private Secretary to the Secretary of Interior
|
1909 (1)
|
14
|
Barrditch, Charlie
|
Santa Barbara, CA
|
|
1907 (#43, #53)
|
8
|
Barrett, John
|
Washington
|
Director, International Bureau of American Republics
|
1909 (1)
|
8
|
Barthel, H.
|
Fairbanks
|
merchant
|
1909 (1)
|
28
|
Bass, Dan W.
|
Seattle
|
manager, Hotel Frye
|
#224
|
8
|
Beall, Jack
|
|
U.S. House of Representatives
|
1909 (1)
|
60
|
Beck, James M.
|
Washington D. C.
|
U.S. Representative, PA
|
4/4/1931
|
8
|
Bell, J.W.
|
Nome
|
|
1904 (1)
|
60
|
Benjamin, Chas
|
Wrangell
|
|
7/23/1928*
|
8
|
Berdoe, A.L.
|
Vancouver
|
General Manager, White Pass & Yukon Route
|
1909 (1)*
|
60
|
Berlin, Irving
|
New York
|
|
12/10/1931
|
14
|
Beveks, C.U.
|
San Francisco
|
Secretary, Chamber of Commerce
|
1910 (Binder-1)
|
8
|
Beveridge, Albert J.
|
|
U.S. Senate
|
1909 (1)
|
14
|
Bevington, V.L.
|
Iditarod
|
|
1910 (#264)
|
14
|
Beyer, Hugo
|
Nome
|
|
1908 (#136)*
|
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