29
/fr/
fr
AIzaSyAYiBZKx7MnpbEhh9jyipgxe19OcubqV5w
April 1, 2024
Créer
Public Timelines
Bibliothèque
FAQ
For education
Cabinet
For educational institutions
For teachers
For students/pupils
Télécharger
Export
Créer une copie
Intégrer dans le site Web
Éditer
Les affichages 739
1
0
Alaska State Archives Timeline
Color Key:
Purple: Historical events
Green: Alaska State Archives collections
Orange: Commander and Governor administrations
Black: Wars
A été creé
Archivist
⟶ mise à jour avec succès 13 févr. 2018 ⟶
List of edits
Commentaires
Les événements
English voted official state language
President Wilson authorizes construction of the Alaskan Railroad
Denali National Park established
First Territorial Legislature is convened
Afognak Reserve established
Telegrams concerning the sinking of the SS Princess Sophia obtained by Governor Thomas Riggs, October 24-29, 1918
Alaskan Flag adopted
Fouding of the Alaska Native Brotherhood
Fouding of the Alaska Native Sisterhood
Passage of the Indian Citizenship Act
Indian Reorganization Act provisions extended to Alaska Natives
IRA tribal governments created
Périodes
World War I
Russian America
World War II
Grouper
World War I in Alaska
Les événements
Proclamation by Governor John F.A. Strong about World War I and Alaskans
Letters sent by Governor John F.A. Strong, 1917-1918, concerning military affairs
Alphabetical list of Alaska World War ex-service persons, ca. 1923-1926
War draft telegrams of Governor Thomas Riggs, 1918
Women's Suffrage in Alaska
Les événements
Women in Alaska granted the vote
Governor Walter E. Clark's correspondence files about the passage of HB 2, An Act to Extend the Elective Franchise to Women, 1913
Governor John F.A. Strong's correspondence about the right of women to vote in Alaska, 1915
Laws of Alaska for HB 2, An Act to Extend the Elective Franchise to Women, March 21, 1913
Department of Alaska
Périodes
Col. Jefferson C. Davis
Capt. George K. Brady
Maj. John C. Tidball
Maj. Harvey A. Allen
Maj. Joseph Stewart
Capt. George B. Rodney, Jr.
Capt. Joseph B. Campbell
Maj. John Mendenhall
Capt. Arthur Morris
Montgomery P. Berry
H.C. DeAhna
M.D. Ball
Capt. Lester A. Beardslee
Cmdr. Henry Glass
Cmdr. Edward P. Lull
Cmdr. Henry Glass
Cmdr. Frederick Pearson
Cmdr. Edgar C. Merriman
Cmdr. Joseph Coghlan
Lt. Cmdr. Henry E. Nichols
District of Alaska
Périodes
John Henry Kinkead
Alfred P. Swineford
Lyman Enos Knapp
James Sheakley
John Green Brady
Wilford Bacon Hoggatt
Walter Eli Clark
Territory of Alaska
Périodes
Waino Hendrickson
Mike Stepovich
Waino Hendrickson
John Franklin Alexander Strong
Thomas Riggs, Jr.
Scott Cordelle Bone
George Alexander Parks
John Weir Troy
Ernest Gruening
B. Frank Heintzleman
State of Alaska
Périodes
William Allen Egan
Wally Hickel
Keith Harvey Miller
William Allen Egan
Jay Hammond
Bill Sheffield
Steve Cowper
Wally Hickel
Tony Knowles
Frank Murkowski
Sarah Palin
Sean Parnell
Bill Walker
Alaska Purchase
Les événements
Record of properties transferred at Sitka, beginning 1867, as part of Russia's transfer of Alaska to the United States
Ceremony of the Transfer of Alaska
Purchase of Alaska
Letter from the Russian American Pioneer Association to the anticipated first governor of Alaska
Serum Run
Les événements
Governor Scott C. Bone's correspondence files on the 1925 Serum Run to Nome, January to February 1925
Nome Serum Run
Governor Scott C. Bone's correspondence files on the 1925 Serum Run to Nome and health issues in Alaska, March to December 1925
World War II in Alaska
Les événements
Governor Ernest Gruening's file on Japanese Internment in Alaska during World War II, 1942-1945
Imperial Japanese soldiers marching during the occupation of Kiska, 1942
Translated and transcribed diary of Nebu Tatsuquhi, Japanese soldier who died on Attu Island in 1943
Armistice Day address by Governor Ernest Gruening, Nov. 11, 1941
Transcript of Governor Ernest Gruening's radio address to Juneau about wartime concerns, Jan. 8, 1942
