Guide to the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions Department of Work in Alaska Records

Descriptive Summary

Title

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions Department of Work in Alaska Records

Inclusive Dates

1874-1972

Call Number

RG 301.3

Creator(s)

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Department of Work in Alaska.

Greist, Henry Wireman, 1868-1955.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Education and Medical Work.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Woman's Board of Home Missions.

Quantity

9.25 cubic feet (10 boxes)

Restrictions on Access

Open for research. Medical, educational, and psychological records of living people are closed.

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Repository

Presbyterian Historical Society, 425 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147-1516 USA

Biographical Note / Administrative History

Administrative History

Presbyterian mission work in Alaska began informally in 1877. The Rev. A. L. Lindsley, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Portland, Oregon, supported Amanda Reed McFarland, a minister's widow, who went to Ft. Wrangell to take over a school that had been established by a layperson sent by Lindsley, but was currently being run by an Alaskan Native person. Sheldon Jackson accompanied McFarland, and when he returned to the States, he raised money and recruited workers for Alaska missions through publicity and personal tours. At the urging of Dr. Lindsley and Jackson, the Board of Home Missions assumed the responsibility for the Alaska field in 1878. The Rev. John C. Brady, later governor of the Territory of Alaska, and Fannie E. Kellogg, a teacher, both recruited by Jackson, went to Sitka in 1878. The mission school developed into the Sheldon Jackson School, which was later known as the Sheldon Jackson Junior College, until its closure in 2007.

In 1878 the Rev. Samuel Hall Young was sent by the Board of Home Missions to Ft. Wrangell where he established the first Protestant church for Natives in Alaska in 1879. He and the naturalist John Muir visited Chilkat Bay. He established a mission among the Chilka Indians at Dtehshuh later renamed Haines after Mrs. F. E. Haines, the first secretary of the Woman's Executive Committee. The first resident missionary family arrived in 1881, and a boarding school was established in 1883. Haines House, a home for children and youth, remained in service in different forms until the 1960s.

In 1880, Sheldon Jackson invited the secretaries of the mission boards of the Protestant denominations to a meeting that established a comity agreement for dividing the mission work in Alaska. The Presbyterians accepted responsibility for Southeastern Alaska, where they had already initiated mission work, and for the far northern regions. Despite the comity agreement, inter-church relations were not always smooth, particularly after the arrival of smaller groups and denominations such as the Salvation Army and the Pentecostals.

In 1885, Sheldon Jackson was appointed General Agent for Education for the Department of Interior. He combined educational work with an annual inspection tour of the missions, and he lobbied Congress for Native rights and for support of his project to bring reindeer as a food supply to Alaska in 1892.

From 1878 to 1923mission work was supported by two boards, the Board of Home Missions and the Woman's Executive Committee (after 1897, the Woman's Board of Home Missions). The Woman's Board supported some of the medical work, and administered Haines House.

In 1901 the Board of Home Missions appointed Dr. Samuel Hall Young as its first General Missionary to Alaska. He served until 1912, when Dr. James H. Condit was appointed and served until 1922. Young again accepted the position for 1922-1923. The Rev. Paul H. Prouty held the position from 1944 to 1950.

After the major reorganization of 1923 that consolidated the various boards, the Board of National Missions administered work in Alaska. The work of the former Board of Home Missions was continued by the Board of National Mission’s Department of Town and Country Work, and later the Office/Department of Work in Alaska. The work that had been established by the Woman's Board came under the direction of the Division of Schools and Hospitals. The new Department of Sunday School Missions conducted Sunday School work in Alaska. The executives were as follows:

Department of Town and Country Work, 1924-1932
Dr. Andrew Montgomery, Director.

Unit of Work in Alaska, 1932-1948
John M. Somerndike, Secretary, 1932-1939
Everett B. King, Secretary, 1939-1943
J. Earl Jackman, Secretary, 1944-1948

Department of Work in Alaska, 1949-1972
J. Earl Jackman, Secretary, 1949-

The educational and medical missions were administered as follows:

Division of Schools and Hospitals, 1924-1932
Edna R. Voss, Secretary

Unit of Schools and Hospitals, 1932-1934
Edna R. Voss, Secretary

Department of Educational and Medical Work, 1935-1948
Edna R. Voss, Secretary until 1947
Katharine E. Gladfelter, 1948

Division of Educational and Medical Work, 1949-1972
Katharine E. Gladfelter, 1949-

Southeastern Alaska was organized as the Presbytery of Alaska and the vast interior of the territory as the Presbytery of the Yukon. These presbyteries were part of the Synod of Washington and later of the Synod of Washington-Alaska and the Synod of Alaska-Northwest. With the major denominational reorganization of 1972, the presbyteries assumed responsibility for the mission work in Alaska. The Board of Home Missions/Board of National Missions built and maintained a fleet of small motor boatsmotorboats that served as floating ambulances and clinics and transported workers and natives Natives among the waterways of southeastern Alaska. A total of nine boats were put into operation from 1909 until the sale of the last boat in 1983.

The Board of National Missions provided missionaries specialized ministries as the occasion arose. In 1935, during the Great Depression the Federal Government settled families from the lower States in Matanuska Valley at Palmer; Presbyterian missionaries were sent to the area. When the Alaska Highway was built, the Alaska Highway Parish was established and when, during the Cold War, a radar system for early warning (the DEW Line) was constructed in the northern region, the Presbyterians conducted ministry to the construction workers and servicemen.

Collection Overview

The collection consists largely of field correspondence and reports from home missionaries in Alaska to the Office/Department of Work in Alaska of the Board of National Missions and for the work at Haines House, Haines, Alaska, to the Division of Educational and Medical Work. A major portion of the records deal with property matters including legal documents (leases and contracts) and surveys.

The correspondence of S. Hall Young, a pioneer missionary in Alaska and later general missionary, and James Condit, general missionary, is especially full for the period of about 1897-1922. There are also a few letters of Sheldon Jackson. The extensive correspondence of Dr. William R. Greist, who served 16 years at Barrow, includes a report of the airplane accident that killed Wiley Post and Will Rogers in 1936.

The relationship of the Presbyterian Church and the federal government is illustrated by correspondence with senators, the Bureau of Education, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Organization and Arrangement

SERIES I: Missionary and Field Correspondence, 1890-1965
Subseries 1: Missionary Correspondence, 1897-1965
Subseries 2: Field Correspondence, Missions, 1890-1960

SERIES II: Field Reports, 1943-1961
Subseries 1: Monthly Reports, 1943-1944, 1958-1961
Subseries 2: Annual Narrative Reports, 1951, 1957-1961
Subseries 3: Annual Statistical Reports, 1959-1960

SERIES III: Applications for Missionary Appointment, 1918-1948

SERIES IV: Applications for National Missions Aid, 1936-1960

SERIES V: Subject Files, 1904-1965, n.d.

SERIES VI: Presbyterian Mission Motor Vessels, 1922-1960, n.d.
Subseries 1: "The Princeton" and "The A.L. Lindsey,"1922-1948
Subseries 2: "The Princeton-Hall," 1940-1960
Subseries 3: "The Anna Jackman," 1956-1958, n.d.

SERIES VII: Historical Sketches, 1886-1957, n.d.

SERIES VIII: Property Records, 1874-1961
Subseries 1: Property Correspondence, 1894-1961
Subseries 2: Blueprints, Surveys, Plot Plans, 1874-1950
Subseries 3: Sale and Leasing of Property, 1909-1957, n.d.

SERIES IX: Newsletters and Pamphlets, 1882-1972, n.d.
Subseries 1: Newsletters, 1892-1972
Subseries 2: Pamphlets, Leaflets, Clippings, 1882-1972, n.d.

SERIES X: Haines Mission and Haines House, 1885-1967, n.d.
Subseries 1: Property Correspondence, 1904-1962, 1967
Subseries 2: Surveys (Maps), 1896-1948, n.d.
Subseries 3: Legal Records (Contracts and Leases), 1905-1955
Subseries 4: Promotion and Publicity, 1885?-1959, n.d.
Subseries 5: Haines Hospital, 1913-1918

Alternative Formats

Available on microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.1-41; see Collection Inventory.

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Administrative Information

Processing Information

Collection processed and finding aid prepared: 1986
Janet Brice Bishop, Assistant Archivist

Collection reprocessed and additional material incorporated: February 1992
Glenn Colliver, Assistant Archivist

Some reprocessing done in preparation for microfilming: January 2005
Nancy Taylor, Records Archivist

Additional material incorporated: James H. Condit correspondence (1 folder, 1915-1922) and Yukon Presbytery minutes (1 folder, 1950-1958) found in unlabeled box at 122B. Condit correspondence interfiled in SERIES I, Subseries 1 (box 1, folders 41-42, 46-47, 50; box 2, folder 1). Yukon Presbytery minutes added to SERIES V (box 6, folder 44): February 2023, Nick Skaggs, Processing Archivist

Catalog Headings

The following headings have been used to index the description of this collection in the society’s electronic catalog.

Personal Name Subject

Condit, James Hays, 1865-1954--Correspondence.

Jackson, Sheldon, 1834-1909--Correspondence.

Post, Wiley, 1898-1935--Death and burial.

Rogers, Will, 1879-1935--Death and burial.

Young, Samuel Hall, 1847-1927--Correspondence.

Corporate Subject

United States. Bureau of Education.

United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Topical Subject

Church and state--Presbyterian Church.

Church and state--United States.

Education--Alaska.

Home missions--Alaska.

Indians of North America--Missions--Alaksa.

Missionaries--Alaska--Correspondence.

Missions, Medical--Alaska.

Women in missionary work--United States.

Women missionaries--Alaska--Correspondence.

Geographic Subject

Alaska--Missions.

Genre-form

Blueprints (reprographic copies) aat

Clippings (information artifacts) aat

Histories (literary genre) aat

Newspapers. aat

Pamphlets. aat

Personal Added Name

Greist, Henry Wireman, 1868-1955.

Corporate Added Name

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Education and Medical Work.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Woman's Board of Home Missions.

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description	Alternative Formats

1	1	Finding Aid to RG301.3	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.1

		SERIES I: MISSIONARY AND FIELD CORRESPONDENCE, 1890-1965

		Subseries 1: Missionary Correspondence, 1897-1965

1	2	Adams, W. B. (Sitka), Report re Sheldon Jackson School, ca. 1914
1	3	Ahmaogak, Roy (Wainwright, Barrow), Correspondence and Clippings,1939-1943, 1951, 1957, 1961, 1965
1	4	Ahmaogak, Roy, Correspondence with J. Earl Jackman, 1944-1945
1	5	Ahmaogak, Roy, Correspondence with J. Earl Jackman, 1946
1	6	Akootchook, Andrew (Barter Island), 1939-1951
1	7	Alfsen, Victor (Palmer), 1943-1946, 1958
1	8	Altman, Elenor (Anchorage), 1945-1946
1	9	Armstrong, R. Roland (Fairbanks), 1940-1941
1	10	Arthur, Thomas C. (Ketchikan), 1940
1	11	Bannan, Ann (Wales), 1930-1932

1	12	Bannan, Ann (Gambell), 1934-1936	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.2
1	13	Bannan, Ann (Gambell), 1937-1940
1	14	Bannan, Ann (Gambell), 1940-1944
1	15	Barrows, Willard E. (Juneau), 1940-1942
1	16	Bechtel, Gertrude (Fairbanks), 1944
1	17	Bechtel, Gertrude (Fairbanks), 1945
1	18	Beck, George (Ketchikan), 1934-1935
1	19	Betts, George R. (Kake and Angoon), 1935-1936, 1938-1940
1	20	Betts, George R. (Petersburg), 1940-1945
1	21	Betts, George R. (Hoonah), 1945-1946
1	22	Betts, George R. (Hoonah and Angoon), 1953, 1956-1959, 1961
1	23	Bily, Arthur (Sitka), 1941-1943
1	24	Bingle, Bert J. (Yukon Presbytery Sunday School Missionary; Palmer), 1934-1936, 1941

1	25	Bingle, Bert J. (Wartime Alaska Highway Chaplain), 1942	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.3
1	26	Bingle, Bert J. (Wartime Alaska Highway Chaplain), 1943
1	27	Bingle, Bert J. (Wartime Alaska Highway Chaplain), 1944-1945
1	28	Bingle, Bert J. (Yukon Presbytery Sunday School Missionary), 1946
1	29	Bingle, Bert J. (Yukon Presbytery Sunday School Missionary), 1953-1960; "My 28 Years in the Yukon Presbytery", 1958
1	30	Booth, Willis (Juneau), 1941-1942
1	31	Booth, Willis (Juneau), 1942-1943
1	32	Bruce, George (Juneau), 1920-1922
1	33	Bromley, E.E. (Bayview), 1921-1923
1	34	Bromley, E.E. (Hoonah), 1938-1943

1	35	Buchanan, R.A. (Sitka), 1919-1924	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.4
1	36	Campbell, Edgar (Gambell), 1942-1948
1	37	Campbell, Louisa K. (Gambell), 1903-1909
1	38	Champlin, N. Harry (Wrangel and Fairbanks), 1940-1941
1	39	Champlin, N. Harry (Wrangel and Fairbanks), 1942-1946
1	40	Christiansen, Donald G. (Ketchikan), 1938-1941

		James H. Condit, General Missionary, 1913-1921
1	41	Correspondence, 1913-1915
1	42	Correspondence, 1916-1919
1	43	Correspondence, January-June 1917

1	44	Correspondence, July-December 1917	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.5
1	45	Report, 1917
1	46	Correspondence, Controversy re Entrance of Sunday School Workers, 1916-1918
1	47	Correspondence, 1919
1	48	Correspondence, January-July 1920
1	49	Correspondence, August-December 1920
1	50	Correspondence, January-April 1921
1	51	Correspondence, May-September 1921
1	52	Correspondence, October-December 1921

2	1	Correspondence, 1922-1923, 1942

2	2	Crawford, David H. (Cordova), 1939-1941	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.6
2	3	Crawford, David H. (Cordova), 1941-1943
2	4	Crowell, Stephen C. (Skagway), 1936
2	5	Cubbage, Boyd G. (Anchorage), 1939-1943
2	6	Dakin, Florence (Barrow), 1920-1923
2	7	Diven, Robert J. (Nenana), 1919-1921
2	8	Diven, Robert J. (Wrangell), 1921-1923, 1930
2	9	Dodge, John K. (Skagway), 1946
2	10	Eide, Arthur (Barrow), 1920-1921
2	11	Falconer, F.R. (Ketchikan), 1921-1924
2	12	Fitzgerald, J. Roscoe (Kake), 1921-1922
2	13	Fredsell, Harold F, (Skagway), 1941, 1944-1946
2	14	Freeman, Edward Dewitt (Ketchikan), 1944-1946
2	15	French, Arthur (Savoonga), 1960
2	16	Findley, Edna (Sitka), 1912
2	17	Gall, Alwin E. ((Hydaburg), 1945-1946
2	18	Gould, J.A. (Chairman of Synod of Washington Home Mission Committee re Barrow) and Gould, Gene C., 1920-1924

2	19	Green, Alice (Savoonga), 1945	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.7
2	20	Green, Alice (Savoonga), 1946, 1951, 1956-1958
2	21	Greist, Henry W. (Wales and Barrow), 1914-1919
2	22	Greist, Henry W. (Wales and Barrow),.-June 1920
2	23	Greist, Henry W. (Wales and Barrow), July-Dec. 1920
2	24	Greist, Henry W. (Wales and Barrow), 1921-1922
2	25	Greist, Henry W. (Wales and Barrow), 1931-1935
2	26	Greist, Henry W. (Wales and Barrow), 1936-1938
2	27	Hall, James W. (Ketchikan), 1941-1942
2	28	Hall, James W. (Ketchikan), 1943-1944
2	29	Ipalook, Percy (Barrow and Wales), 1934-1935
2	30	Ipalook, Percy (Wainwright), 1939-1946
2	31	Johnson, Samuel G. (Hoonah and Angoon), 1938-1945
2	32	Judd, Ben (Wrangel), 1942-1943
2	33	Kaiper, Daniel (Klawock), 1938-1940	Digital
2	34	Klerekoper, Frederick (Skagway), 1935-1936

2	35	Klerekoper, Frederick (Barrow), 1938-1940	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.8
2	36	Klerekoper, Frederick (Barrow), 1941-1942
2	37	Klerekoper, Frederick (Barrow), 1943-1945, 1947
2	38	Knudsen, Edwin E. (Skagway and Haines), 1938-1942, 1944
2	39	Komedal, Evelyn G. (Gambell), 1938-1940
2	40	Lee, Samuel (Barrow), 1945-1946
2	41	McAdoo, William A. (Anchorage and Cordova), 1936
2	42	McAdoo, William A. (Anchorage), 1938-1939, 1946
2	43	Marple, Wallace Sutton (Anchorage), 1920-1923

2	44	Marsden, Edward (Metlakatla), re Presbyterian, Episcopal, Methodist Relations, 1921-1924, 1931	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.9
2	45	Martin, Anna (Savoonga and Gambell), 1941-1945
2	46	Morgan, Emily (Barrow), 1928
2	47	Moyer, Paul A. (Hydaburg), 1957-1960
2	48	Newhall, A.W. (Barrow), 1927-1928
2	49	Nickerson, Roscoe S. (Cordova), 1920-1923
2	50	Parker, Elmer E. (Gambell), 1944-1946, 1955-1961
2	51	Pederson, Russell F. (Wrangell), 1935, June-Sept. 1938
2	52	Pederson, Russell F. (Wrangell), Oct.-Dec. 1938
2	53	Pederson, Russell F. (Wrangell), January-April 1939
2	54	Pederson, Russell F. (Wrangell), May-August 1939
2	55	Pederson, Russell F. (Wrangell), September-December 1939
2	56	Pederson, Russell F. (Wrangell), January-June 1940
2	57	Pederson, Russell F. (Wrangell), July 1940-April 1941

3	1	Peterson, Ralph S. (Cordova), 1938-1939	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.10
3	2	Prouty, Paul H. (Sitka and Palmer), 1941-1942
3	3	Prouty, Paul H. (General Missionary; "The Princeton-Hall"), 1944-June 1945
3	4	Prouty, Paul H. (General Missionary; "The Princeton-Hall"), July-December 1945
3	5	Prouty, Paul H. (General Missionary; "The Princeton-Hall"), 1946
3	6	Randall, Orso Wilber (Palmer), 1941-1944
3	7	Scherer, Fred G. (Fairbanks), 1920-1922
3	8	Stauffer, Emma (Wales), 1935-1938
3	9	Stauffer, Emma (Wales), 1939-1940
3	10	Stauffer, Emma (Wales), 1941

3	11	Stauffer, Emma (Wales), 1942-1943	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.11
3	12	Story, W.E. (Hydaburg), 1920-1922
3	13	Swanson, Mayreld, Mrs. (Yukon Presbytery, Director of Christian Education), 1956-1958
3	14	1959-1960
3	15	Swanson, Verne (Petersburg and Hydaburg), 1938-1943
3	16	Swogger, Alfred D. (Metlakatla), 1935-1940
3	17	Swogger, Alfred D. (Metlakatla), 1941-1943
3	18	Tamaree, Tillie P. (Petersburg), 1930
3	18a	Vernon, J.F. (Fairbanks and Nenana), 1924
3	19	Waggoner, David (Juneau), 1935-1940
3	20	Webster, Jackson L. (Sitka), 1930, 1937-1938
3	21	Webster, Jackson L. (Sitka), 1939-1940
3	22	Wheeler, Ralph K. (Haines), 1938

3	23	Whiteside, Paul E. (Klawock), 1939	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.12
3	24	Whiteside, Paul E. (Klawock), 1940, n.d.
3	25	Whiteside, Paul E. (Klawock), 1941, n.d.
3	26	Winterberger, E.L. (Skagway, Anchorage), 1920-1921, 1935
3	27	Yaw, Leslie (Superintendent, Sheldon Jackson School), 1941-1942
3	28	Yaw, Leslie (Superintendent, Sheldon Jackson School), 1942-1943
3	29	Youel, John E. (Fairbanks), 1934-1936
3	30	Youel, John E. (Fairbanks), 1938-1939
3	31	Youel, John E. (Fairbanks), 1940

3	32	Youel, John E. (Fairbanks), 1941	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.13

		S. Hall Young Correspondence, 1897-1898, 1916-1923
3	33	Young, S. Hall (Klondike Region), 1897-1898
3	34	Young, S. Hall (Klondike Region), 1916-April 1917
3	35	Young, S. Hall (Klondike Region), May-August 1917
3	36	Young, S. Hall (Klondike Region), September-December 1917
3	37	Young, S. Hall, Correspondence with James L. McBride, Anchorage, 1917
3	38	Young, S. Hall, Correspondence with Archdeacon Stuck, 1917, 1920
3	39	Young, S. Hall, Political Correspondence, 1916-1917
3	40	Young, S. Hall, Political Correspondence, 1921
3	41	Young, S. Hall, Correspondence (Alaska Office, NY), 1919-1921
3	42	Young, S. Hall, Reports, Clippings, 1920-1921, n.d.
3	43	Young, S. Hall. Correspondence re Trip to Alaska, 1920-1921

3	44	Young, S. Hall, Correspondence re Appointment as General Missionary, October 1921-January 1922	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.14
3	45	Young, S. Hall (General Missionary), 1921
3	46	Young, S. Hall (General Missionary), January-March 1922
3	47	Young, S. Hall (General Missionary), April 1922-1923

3	48	Various Missionaries, 1919-1921
3	49	J. Earl Jackman, et.al., Missionary Correspondence, 1941, 1956-1959

		Subseries 2: Field Correspondence, Missions, 1890-1960

3	50	Anchorage, 1928, 1936
3	51	Barrow, 1893, 1900, 1901, 1905 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
3	52	Barrow, 1918-1921
3	53	Barrow (Presbyterian Hospital), 1920-1923
3	54	Barrow, 1919-1922

4	1	Barrow, 1920-1923, n.d.	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.15
4	2	Barrow (Henry. W. Greist, M.D.), 1921-1922
4	3	Barrow (Henry W. Greist, M.D.), 1921-1923
4	4	Barrow, 1922
4	5	Barrow, 1922
4	6	Barrow, 1923
4	7	Barrow (Henry W. Greist and Florence Dakin), 1923 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
4	8	Barrow, 1925-1927, 1934-1936
4	9	Barrow, 1952, 1958
4	10	Craig, 1944-1946, 1952-1959
4	11	Fairbanks, 1941-1946
4	12	Gambell and Nenana, 1940, 1957
4	13	Gambell and Savoonga, 1942-1949, 1956-1958
4	14	Hoonah and Hyda, 1890-1900. n.d. (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)

4	15	Juneau, 1894, 1897, 1908, n.d. (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.16
4	16	Kake, 1944, 1960
4	17	Kasaan, 1945-1958
4	18	Klukwan, 1943-1946
4	19	Kotzbue, 1950
4	20	Metlakatla, (William Duncan and Edward Marsden), 1909-1920 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
4	21	Metlakatla, 1918-1921 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
4	22	Metlakatla, (Dispute with Duncan Church), 1944-1960
4	23	Metlakatla, 1921, 1937-1940
4	24	Metlakatla, 1939-1946
4	25	Palmer, 1939, 1942-1949
4	26	Palmer and Valley Presbyterian Hospital, 1955-1960

4	27	Savoonga (New Building), 1942-1958	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.17
4	28	Sheldon Jackson School, Students, 1934-1941
4	29	Sitka, Reports, Woman's Executive Committee; Sheldon Jackson; Sitka Training School, 1890-1909 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
4	30	Sitka, 1920-1921
4	31	Sitka, 1939-1964
4	32	Sitka (All Alaska Conference), 1956-1957
4	33	Sitka (First Presbyterian Church), 1943-1958
4	34	Sitka, Saxman, Klawok, Knik, Hydah, 1896-1913, 1921 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
4	35	Wales, 1919-1923
4	36	Wales, Ketchikan, Cordova, 1931-1932
4	37	Wales, 1944-1956
4	38	Whittier, 1945-1946

		SERIES II: FIELD REPORTS, 1943-1961

		Subseries 1: Monthly Reports, 1943-1944, 1958-1961

		Alaska Presbytery, 1944, 1958-1961
4	39	Angoon, Craig-Klawock, Hydaburg, Juneau-Douglas, Kake, Ketchikan, Metlakatla, Noonah, Petersburg, Wrangell, Sunday School Missions, 1944

4	40	Angoon, Craig, Haines, 1958	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.18
4	41	Juneau-Douglas, 1958
4	42	Hoonah, Hydaburg, Kake, Ketchikan, Klukwan, 1958
4	43	Metlakatla, Petersburg, 1958
4	44	Sitka and Mt. Edgecombe, Skagway, Sheldon Jackson Junior College, 1958
4	45	Wrangell, Yakutat, 1958
4	46	Auke Bay, Angoon, Craig-Klawock, Haines, 1959

4	47	Hoonah, Hydaburg, Juneau, Kake, Ketchikan, 1959	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.19
4	48	Juneau, 1959
4	49	Klukwan, Metlakatla, Petersburg, Sitka, 1959
4	50	Skagway, Wrangell, Yakutat, 1959
4	51	Angoon, Auke Bay, Craig-Klawock, Haines, 1960
4	52	Hoonah, Hydaburg, Juneau, 1960

4	53	Kake, Ketchikan, Klukwan, Metlakatla, Petersburg, 1960	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.20
4	54	Sitka-Mt. Edgecombe, Skagway, Wrangell, Yakutat, 1960
4	55	Angoon, Craig, Hoonah, Hydaburg, Juneau, Kake, Spenard, Metlakatla, Yakutat, 1961

		Yukon Presbytery, 1943-1944, 1958-1961
4	56	Barter Island, Cordova, Gambell-Savoonga, Palmer, Wales, 1943
4	57	Barter Island, Cordova, Palmer, Savoonga, Wales, Sunday School Missions, 1944
4	58	Barrow, 1958
4	59	Fairbanks, 1958
4	60	Gambell, Palmer, Savoonga, Spenard, Wainwright, 1958

5	1	Barrow, Fairbanks, Anchorage, College, 1959	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.21
5	2	Fairbanks (Big Delta Military Service Pastorate), 1959
5	3	Fairbanks (Hospitality House), 1959
5	4	Spenard, Utkeagvik, Wairwright, 1959
5	5	Fairbanks, Gambell-Savoonga, Spenard, Wainwright, 1960
5	6	Anchorage-Nunaka Valley, Barrow, College, 1960
5	7	Anchorage, Barrow, Fairbanks, 1961

		Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries

		Alaska Presbytery, 1958-1961
5	8	Yakutat, Wasilla, 1958-1959
5	9	"The Princeton-Hall," 1960
5	10	"The Anna Jackman" and "The Princeton-Hall," 1961

		Yukon Presbytery, 1958-1961
5	11	Alaska Railroad, Wasilla, and Various Sunday Schools, 1958	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.22
5	12	Alaska Railroad, 1959
5	13	Alaska Railroad and Various Sunday Schools, 1960
5	14	Wasilla and Big Delta, 1960
5	15	Wasilla and Delta Junction, 1961

		Subseries 2: Annual Narrative Reports, 1951, 1957-1961

5	16	Headquarters, 1957
5	17	Alaska Highway, Anchorage, Auke Bay, Barrow, Craig-Klawock-Edna Bay, 1951, 1957
5	18	Gambell, Haines, Hoonah, Hydaburg, Kake, Palmer, Petersburg, 1957
5	19	"The Princeton-Hall", Savoonga, Spenard, Wasilla, 1957
5	20	Headquarters, 1958
5	21	Alaska Highway Parish, Anchorage, Auke Bay, Craig, Barrow, College, Fairbanks, Gambell, Haines, 1958
5	22	Hoonah, Hydaburg, Klawock, Palmer, Petersburg, Railbelt Church, Spenard, Wainwright, Wrangell, 1958
5	23	"The Anna Jackman" and "The Princeton-Hall" Motorships, 1958
5	24	Mayreld Swanson, Director of Christian Education, 1958
5	25	Alaska Highway Parish, Anchorage, Angoon, Auke Bay, Barrow, Big Delta, College, Craig-Klawock, Fairbanks, Gambell, 1959
5	26	Haines, Hoonah, Hydaburg, Kake, Ketchikan, Metlakatla, Palmer, Petersburg, Railbelt Church, Sitka, Mt. Edgecombe, Spenard, Sunday School Missions, Wainwright, Wasilla, Wrangell, Yakutat (?), 1959
5	27	"The Anna Jackman" Motorship; Mayreld Swanson, Director of Christian Education, 1959
5	28	Anchorage, Auke Bay, Barrow, Kake, Spenard, Wasilla, "The Princeton-Hall", Mayreld Swanson, Director of Christian Education, 1960
5	28a	Lists of Officers in Alaska Churches, 1959-1961

		Subseries 3: Annual Statistical Reports, 1959-1960

5	29	Alaska Presbytery, 1959	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.23
5	30	Alaska Presbytery, 1960
5	31	Yukon Presbytery, 1959
5	32	Yukon Presbytery, 1960

		SERIES III: APPLICATIONS FOR MISSIONARY APPOINTMENT, 1918-1948

5	33	1918-1921, B-J
5	34	1918-1921, K-W
5	35	1939-1941
5	36	1943-1947, A-C
5	37	1944-1948, D-H
5	38	1944-1948, I-L

5	39	1943-1948, M-R	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.24
5	40	1943-1948, S-W

		SERIES IV: APPLICATIONS FOR NATIONAL MISSIONS AID, 1936-1959

5	41	1936-1938
5	42	1939-1946

5	43	1958-1960	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.25

		SERIES V: SUBJECT FILES, 1904-1965, n.d.

5	44	Alaska Christian Mission (E. Stanley Jones, Evangelist, Federal Council of Churches), September 1945
5	45	Alaska Highway (Bert Bingle, Chaplain), 1942, 1946, n.d.
5	46	Alaska Methodist University, 1949-1959
5	47	Alaska Ministry, Qualifications, Conditions and Policy re, 1954, 1956, n.d.
5	48	Alaska Native Brotherhood, 1939, 1941, 1956, 1958

		Alaska Presbytery
5	49	Alaska Presbytery Minutes, 1947-1956
5	50	Alaska Presbytery Reports, 1920,1922
5	51	Home Missions Committee, Reports, 1914-1916
5	52	National Missions Committee, Reports, 1936
5	53	Alaska and Yukon Presbyteries: Membership, Property, Giving and Community Statistics, 1942, 1948?
5	54	Alaska Steamship Company Correspondence, 1921
5	55	Alaska Study Committee, BNM, Minutes, Reports, Job Description, 1960
5	56	Alaska Study Committee, BNM, Reports, 1953, 1960-1961
5	57	Army and Civilian Chapel, Skagway, 1944
5	58	Church Cooperation (Methodist and Presbyterian) in Ketchikan, 1944

6	1	Board of Home Missions: Reports; Power of Attorney for Alaska, 1904, 1906, 1913-1916 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.26
6	2	DEW Line Ministry Correspondence, 1956-1961
6	3	Eskimo Primer by Roy Ahmaogak, 1946-1953
6	4	Evangelistic Mission (4th) to Alaska: Reports of the Missioners, 1958-1959
6	5	Evangelistic Mission (4th) to Alaska: Statistical Reports from Churches, 1958
6	6	"Fulfilling Our Mission," by J. Earl Jackman: Article for Concern, 1957
6	7	Furlough Regulations for Alaska Missionaries, Revised, BNM, 1933

		Home Missions Council (Ecumenical)
6	8	Home Missions Council, Central Committee on Alaska (The Associated Evangelical Churches of Alaska), 1918-1921
6	9	Home Missions Council, Alaska Committee, 1930-1959
6	10	Hospitality House, Fairbanks, 1955-1957
6	11	Hospitality House, Fairbanks, 1955-1961

		Indians (Native Americans)
6	12	President Taft: Executive Order Creating Hydaburg Indian Reservation, 1912 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
6	13	Indians: Alaska Native and Labor Unions (CIO), 1938
6	14	"Indians of Southeastern Alaska," by Viola E. Garfield; Statistics of Indian Churches in Alaska Presbytery, 1963
6	15	Native American Rights Legislation, 1942-1948

6	16	Office of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior/Board of National Missions Correspondence, 1938-1959	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.27
6	17	Interchurch Relations: Salvation Army; Seventh Day Adventists, 1937-1958
6	18	Interdenominational Conference on Work in Alaska, Comity Committee: Report, 1956
6	19	Klawock: Alaska Medical Mission (Robert R. Starr, M.D.), 1955-1957
6	20	Military and Defense Impact (World War II): Reports from Churches, 1942
6	21	President Harding's Visit to Metlakatla and the Controversy with the Duncan Church (Edward Marsden), 1923 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
6	22	The North Arctic Slope Work of Alaska, Report, 1956 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
6	23	Petersburg General Hospital, Dedication Program, 1955

		Reindeer Controversy, 1924-1948
6	24	Correspondence and Reports (F. W. Sawyer), 1930, 1933, 1946
6	25	Correspondence and Reports (F. W. Sawyer), 1932-1933
6	26	Correspondence and Reports (F. W. Sawyer), 1933-1934
6	27	Correspondence and Reports (F. W. Sawyer), 1935-1936
6	28	Correspondence, Reports, Reprint, 1939, 1944-1948

6	29	Exhibits (Editorial, Reports), 1929, 1932	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.28

		Sheldon Jackson School/Junior College
6	30	Clippings and Newsletter, 1913, 1949, 1957, 1965
6	31	Social Dancing Controversy, 1956-1957
6	32	Reports and Summer School Leaflet, 1929, 1932, 1945, 1958, n.d.
6	33	Special Committee on Children's Work in Alaska, BNM, Reports re Closing of Haines House, 1960

		Surveys and Reports on Work in Alaska
6	34	Survey of Craig and Klawock (Visit of James Hall), Report, 1942
6	35	Survey of Nome, National Missions Committee, Presbytery of Yukon, Report, 1946
6	36	Survey of Alaskan Communities, BNM, Questionnaires, 1946
6	37	Survey of Yakutat (Visits of C.E. Klaver and R.R. Armstrong), Reports, 1954
6	38	Survey of Gambell Church, BNM, Questionnaire, 1954
6	39	"A Strategy Survey of Presbyterianism in Alaska," Everett L. Perry, Preliminary Report, 1958
6	40	Work of Presbyterians and Other Denominations in Alaska, 1930, 1940, n.d.
6	41	"Alaska Field," Report: History, Status, Needs, ca. 1953 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
6	42	Report of Trip to Alaska, 1958
6	43	United Protestant Church, Palmer, Correspondence, 1935-1939
6	44	United Christian Council of Alaska, Correspondence, Minutes, Incorporation, Methodist/Presbyterian Relations, 1937-1941
6	44	Yukon Presbytery Minutes, 1950-1958

		SERIES VI: PRESBYTERIAN MISSION MOTOR VESSELS, 1922-1960

		Subseries 1: "The Princeton" and "The A.L. Lindsley", 1922-1948

6	45	Specifications for Proposed Missionary Launch "Princeton," 1924 or 1926 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
6	46	"History of the Presbyterian Fleet," and a Leaflet, 1940, [1948]
6	47	Missionary Launch "Princeton," Correspondence, Dedication Service, Rules for Operation, 1924-1927, n.d.
6	48	Blueprints for Mission Boat "Princeton", n.d.
6	49	Mission Boat "A. L. Lindsley," Correspondence and Bill of Sale, 1922-1923

		Subseries 2: "The Princeton-Hall," 1940-1960

6	50	Mission Boat "The Princeton-Hall" Dedication and Launching: Correspondence and Order of Service, 1941	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.29
6	51	"The Princeton-Hall," Correspondence with Harold Lee, Architect; Blueprint, 1940, 1942
6	52	World War II Service of "The Princeton-Hall," 1942, 1944
6	53	"The Princeton-Hall," Correspondence and Reports, 1941, 1944-1947
6	54	"The Princeton-Hall," Correspondence and Reports, 1949-1960, n.d.
6	55	"The Princeton-Hall," Clippings and Pamphlet, 1942-1956
6	56	Program of Ministry for Mission Motorships, with a Map, Alaska Pby, 1960

		Subseries 3: "The Anna Jackman," 1956-1958, n.d.

6	57	Profile and Arrangement of Proposed Mission Ship, 1956
6	58	Construction Specifications, 1957 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
6	59	Dedicatory Service, 1958
6	60	Official Permits and Papers, Transfer from Florida to Alaska, 1958 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
6	61	BNM Release; Clippings, 1958
6	62	Instructions to Passengers, n.d.
6	63	Correspondence re Inspection and Maintenance, 1958

		SERIES VII: HISTORICAL SKETCHES, 1886-1957, n.d.

7	1	Dimmitt, Luther M., "History of Presbyterian Missions in Alaska," [1948]	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.30
7	2	Dimmitt, Luther M., "Selected Histories, Presbyterian Missions in Alaska," [1952]
7	3	Dimmitt, Luther M., Lists of Executives and Missionaries, [1952]
7	4	Lists of Missionaries (by Mission and Date); Mission Worker Statistics (by Year), [1952]
7	5	Chronologies, ca. 1924, 1948, 1953, n.d.
7	6	"History of Work in Alaska under The Board of National Missions...," 1957
7	7	"History of Presbyterian Missions in Alaska," Draft for Encyclopedia Arctica, 1948
7	8	"Our Alaska Missions," 1937
7	9	Historical Sketches, Notes, Extracts, 1917-1943
7	10	Historical Sketches of Alaska and Yukon Presbyteries, 1928, 1933, 1947, n.d.
7	11	Yukon Presbytery, Fiftieth Anniversary History and Radio Script, 1949
7	12	History of Alaska Highway Parish, 1957 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
7	13	Historical Sketch of Gambell, ca. 1945
7	14	History of Juneau Mission and the Work of the Willards, [1888], 1892 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
7	15	Historical Sketches of Ketchikan and Saxman, 1921, [1948], [1952], n.d.
7	16	Ann Bannan, "History of Mission Work on St. Lawrence Island," ca. 1949
7	17	Sitka Mission Hospital, Annual Reports, 1896, 1897
7	18	Historical Sketch of United Protestant Movement in Matanuska Valley (Palmer Church), 1951
7	19	History of Ft. Wrangell, ca. 1890 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
7	20	"Journal of a Trip to Alaska,", 1892-1893 (author unknown)
7	21	Sheldon Jackson, "A Statement...concerning the Difficulties at Sitka...1885," 1886
7	22	Missionary Biographies (Sheldon Jackson; Amanda McFarland; S. Hall Young), [1906], n.d.

		SERIES VIII: PROPERTY RECORDS, 1874-1961

		Subseries 1: Correspondence, 1894-1961 (Harvey C. Olin and Varian Banks, BHM Treasurers)

7	23	Correspondence re Land Patents (Olin, Senators Depew and Platt, Sheldon Jackson), 1901-1905

7	24	Correspondence re Land Patents (Olin, Senators Depew and Platt, Sheldon Jackson), 1909-1910	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.31
7	25	Correspondence re Land Patents (Olin, Senators Depew and Platt, Sheldon Jackson), 1911
7	26	Correspondence re Land Patents (Olin, Senators Depew and Platt, Sheldon Jackson), 1912-1913
7	27	Property Correspondence (Olin), 1898-1905
7	28	Property Correspondence (Banks), 1915-1923
7	29	Presbyterian Mission and Hospital of Point Barrow, 1922
7	30	Presbyterian Mission and Hospital of Point Barrow, 1923-1924, 1937
7	31	Big Delta, 1954, 1957-1958, 1960-1961
7	32	Copper River Valley (Request for a Mission School), 1929-1930
7	33	Craig, Special Use Permit, United States Forest Service, 1916
7	34	Hoonah and Haines (incl. Sheldon Jackson Letter), 1899-1921
7	35	Hoonah (Banks), 1922-1923, 1928
7	36	Hoonah (Construction of Church and Manse), 1944

7	37	Hoonah (Construction of Church and Manse), 1945	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.32
7	38	Hoonah (Construction of Church and Manse), 1946
7	39	Hydaburg, 1915-1916
7	40	Hydaburg, 1945-1960

		Juneau
7	41	Property Correspondence (Harvey C. Olin), 1894-1899
7	42	Property Correspondence (Harvey C. Olin), 1900-1904
7	43	Property Correspondence (Harvey C. Olin), 1905
7	44	Property Correspondence (Harvey C. Olin), 1906-1907
7	45	Property Correspondence (Harvey C. Olin), 1908-1911

8	1	Construction of a New Native Church (S. Hall Young Memorial Church) Map, Specification, 1934, 1936	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.33
8	2	Construction of a New Native Church (S. Hall Young Memorial Church) Correspondence, 1936-1937
8	3	Construction of a New Native Church (S. Hall Young Memorial Church) Correspondence, 1938-1939
8	4	Construction of a New Native Church (S. Hall Young Memorial Church) Correspondence, 1940
8	5	Kake, Correspondence, 1912-1913
8	6	Ketchikan, 1918-1923
8	7	Ketchikan, 1944, 1952
8	8	Ketchikan, 1955, 1958
8	9	Kasaan, 1912, 1916, 1923, 1929
8	10	Klawock, 1919
8	11	Knik, 1901, 1913-1916
8	12	Metlakatla, 1919-1922
8	13	Nenana, 1917, 1920
8	14	Petersburg, 1913-1914
8	15	Petersburg, 1915-1918
8	16	Petersburg Church, 1944-1961
8	17	St. Lawrence Island, 1921
8	18	Saxman Mission, 1908-1909, 1918

		Sitka
8	19	Property Correspondence, 1899-1913	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.34
8	20	Property Correspondence, 1914-1917
8	21	Property Correspondence, 1918-1924 (Varian Banks)
8	22	Property Correspondence, 1939-1941
8	23	Thane Mission, 1916
8	24	Wales, 1952
8	25	Wrangell (Banks), 1917-1923, 1925, n.d.
8	26	Agreements, Board of Home Missions and Board of Church Erection, 1911-1913 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
8	27	Memoranda re Property Laws Passed by the Alaska Legislature, 1913 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)

		Subseries 2: Blueprints, Surveys, Plot Plans, 1874-1950

8	28	Barrow, Proposed Land Plat Changes, ca. 1930
8	29	Hoonah, Township Plat Plan, 1919
8	30	Hoonah, Sketches for Plan for Proposed Manse and Mission Plat, n.d. (1923?)
8	31	Hoonah, Architectural Plans for Church, 1945
8	32	Juneau, Plat Map (Marked with Location of Members' Homes), 1934
8	33	Juneau, Blueprints of Memorial (First) Church, 1938
8	34	Kake, Pencil Plan of Manse (George F. Beck), n.d.
8	35	Ketchikan, Pencil Plan for Manse, 1921
8	36	Knik, Sketch of the Native Building, ca. 1914
8	37	Petersburg, Architectural Plans for the Church, 1950
8	38	Saxman, Maps of Proposed Totem Pole Project and Subdivision Extension and Letters re Chapel Blueprints, 1939, 1940, 1942
8	39	Sitka, Sheldon Jackson School, Survey of Manse Plot and Sketch Map of Sitka, 1919, n.d.
8	40	Sitka Presbyterian Church, Pencil Plans and Blueprints, 1938, 1939, n.d.
8	41	Survey of Domiciliary Claim (Lt. F.M. Symonds, USN), Sitka, 1874

		Subseries 3: Sale and Leasing of Property, 1909-1957, n.d.

8	42	Extract, BHM Minutes re Sale of Property in Juneau, 1909
8	43	Consents of BHM to be sued and to Condemnation of Lots for US Post Office, Juneau, 1912 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
8	44	Report Recommending Granting of Deeds to Native Alaskans, 1922
8	45	Petitions of Thlinket Indians and the Town of Wrangell to BHM for Property Totem Park, n.d. (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)

		Leases and Deeds
8	46	Deeds (Juneau, Katalla, Petersburg, Ruby), 1910, 1913, 1917, 1929 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
8	47	Leases (Anchorage, Hospitality House at Fairbanks, Juneau), 1917, 1940, 1957 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)

		SERIES IX: NEWSLETTERS AND PAMPHLETS, 1882-1972, n.d.

		Subseries 1: Newsletters, 1892-1972

8	48	"Alaska Newsletter", 1942-1950
8	49	"Alaska Newsletter", 1951-1955
8	50	"Alaska Newsletter", 1956-1960
8	51	"Alaska Presbyterian," 1945-1949 (incomplete series) (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
8	52	"Angoon Scrapbook", 1954 (incomplete series)
8	53	"Semi-Annual News Service," (BNM), Barrow, 1935-1936
8	54	"Arctic Cubs", by Students of the Indian School, Pt. Barrow, 1937
8	55	"The Arctic Herald", Barrow, 1959 (incomplete series)
8	56	"Junior Barrow Bulletin", 1952, 1953

8	57	"Barrow at the Top of the World for Christ," 1951-1958 (incomplete series) (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.35
8	58	"Barrow Weekly News," 1954 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
8	59	"Bulletin for Indian and Alaskan Missionaries"; Circular Letters, 1932-1936
8	60	"Bulletin for Indian and Alaskan Missionaries"; Circular Letters, 1937-1942
8	61	"Campus Chatter", Sheldon Jackson Junior College, 1959
8	62	"The Eskimo", Newsletter/Magazine (C.L. Andrews, editor), 1940-1947
8	62a	Hospitality House, “Dear Friends” letters, 1968-1972 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
8	63	"News from Indian Fields" and "News from Indian and Alaskan Fields", 1932-1933
8	64	"News from Indian and Alaskan Fields", 1934-1935
8	65	"News from Indian and Alaskan Fields", 1936-1937
8	66	"Notes from Indian and Alaskan Missionaries", 1938-1939
8	67	"The North Star", Sitka, 1892, 1898
8	68	"The Northern Cross", Nenana and Barrow, 1928, 1936
8	69	"The Snookum News", Ketchikan, 1958 (incomplete series)
8	70	"PAY", Presbyteries of Alaska and Yukon, 1950-1959
8	71	"The Totem", Hydaburg, 1949 (incomplete series)
8	72	"The Verstovian," Sheldon Jackson School, 1914-1970 (not complete; includes Annual Catalog for 1924) (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)

		Subseries 2: Pamphlets, Leaflets, Clippings, 1882-1972

		Woman's Executive Committee
8	73	Circular Letter re Sitka Memorial Hospital for the Christian Endeavor of California, 1895
8	74	Leaflets and Pamphlets, [1882], 1894, 1895, 1901

		Woman's Board of Home Missions
8	75	Pamphlets, 1895, 1898, 1899, 1901, 1905, 1911, 1912, n.d.	Digital
8	75	"The Message of an Alaskan Life" by Susan H. Pingry (Mrs. John F. Pingry), 1905	Digital

8	76	Pamphlets re Sitka Training School, 1901-1909, n.d.	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.36 Digital
8	77	Pamphlets and Leaflets, re Sheldon Jackson School 1912, 1915, n.d.

		Board of Home Missions/Board of National Missions
8	78	Board of National Missions Pamphlets and Leaflets re Sheldon Jackson School and the Alaska Work, 1916, 1925, 1945, 1960, n.d.
8	79	Barrow, Clippings, Leaflets, Pamphlet, 1922-1946
8	80	The Presbyterian Church of Metlakatla, [1944-1946], n.d.
8	81	United Protestant Church in the Matanuska Valley, Palmer, n.d.
8	82	St. Lawrence Island, Leaflets and Clippings, 1902, 1907, 1910, 1940-1951
8	82a	Miscellaneous Pamphlets, 1900-1928, n.d.
8	82b	Miscellaneous Clippings and Reprints, 1942-1959
8	83	Maps of the Work in Alaska, 1925-1972

		SERIES X: HAINES MISSION/HAINES HOUSE RECORDS, 1885(?)-1967

		Subseries 1: Property Correspondence (Harvey C. Olin and Varian Banks, BHM Treasurers), 1905-1962, 1967

8	84	Property Correspondence, 1905-1912
8	85	Correspondence with the Alaska Midland Railway Company, 1908-1913
8	86	Correspondence re the Native Model Village Project, 1904
8	87	Correspondence re the Mission Hospital, 1914
8	88	Correspondence re the Mission Hospital and the Mission Farm, 1915-1916
8	89	Property Correspondence, 1916-1921

8	90	Property Correspondence, 1921-1922	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.37

		Edna R. Voss, Division of Schools and Hospitals
8	91	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1918-1924
8	92	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1925-1929
8	93	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1930-1940
8	94	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1941-1944

9	1	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1938-1943	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.38
9	2	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1944
9	3	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1945
9	4	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1946
9	5	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1947
9	6	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1947

		Katherine E. Gladfelter, Division of Schools and Hospitals
9	7	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1948
9	8	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1948
9	9	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1949
9	10	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1950

9	11	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1951-1952	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.39
9	12	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1953
9	13	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1954-1960
9	14	Stoney Cottage, 1952-1961
9	15	Cottage Settlements Correspondence, 1947-1951
9	16	Cottage Settlements (Warren, Jennie), 1949-1957
9	17	Cottage Settlements (Eli Philips Lease), 1952, 1955-1959

		Sale of Property
9	18	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1951-1957
9	19	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1958-1959
9	20	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1960
9	21	Haines House Property Correspondence, (Garbage Dump), 1952-1960

		Small Boat Harbor
9	22	Small Boat Harbor Correspondence, 1953-1954	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.40
9	23	Small Boat Harbor Correspondence, April-May 1955
9	24	Small Boat Harbor Correspondence, June-July 1955
9	25	Small Boat Harbor Correspondence, August-November 1955
9	26	Small Boat Harbor Correspondence, 1956-1962

		Miscellaneous Property Matters
9	27	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1954-1956
9	28	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1957
9	29	Haines House Property Correspondence, 1958
9	30	Haines Presbyterian Church, 1953-1960

		The Closing of Haines House
9	31	Correspondence, Minutes, Reports, 1958-1959
9	32	Correspondence and Reports, Jan.-March 1960
9	33	Correspondence and Reports, April-Dec. 1960
9	34	Correspondence, Inquiry re Closing of Haines House, 1961, 1962, 1967

		Subseries 2: Surveys (Maps), 1896-1948, n.d.

9	35	Board of Home Missions, (S. Hall Young), Application to Surveyor General for Survey and Patent for Mission Ground, 1903 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	36	Presbyterian Mission Reserve Surveys, 1913, 1915, 1917; Report, 1915 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	37	Presbyterian Mission Reserve Surveys, 1896, 1913
9	38	Presbyterian Mission Reserve Surveys, 1945, 1948
9	39	Survey of Township #3 (incl. Presbyterian Mission Reserve), 1922
9	40	Presbytery of Alaska Camp Site (Rainbow Glacier Conference Grounds), Survey 1948
9	41	North Line Survey showing the Wagon Road, n.d.

		Subseries 3: Legal Record (Contracts and Leases), 1905-1953

9	42	BNM, Rules and Regulations for Sale of Board Property to Native Alaskans, 1933	Microfilm: MF/POS./1395/r.41
9	43	Native Alaskan Leases, 1905-1921 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	44	Native Alaskan Leases, 1940-1945 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	45	BNM, Report of the Finance Committee re Transfer of Mission Land to the US Government, 1940
9	46	War Department Leases, 1942; Releases, 1945 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	47	Gravel Pit Leases, 1952, 1953 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	48	Contracts, BNM and the Town of Haines, 1924, 1940, 1955 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)

		Subseries 4: Promotion and Publicity, 1885?-1959, n.d.

		Home Letters
9	49	Home Letters (Mrs. Willard and Mrs. Warne), 1885?, 1891 (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	50	Home Letters, Copy, Reports, 1935, 1941-1943, n.d. (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	51	Home Letter (L. Blanche Horner), 1938

		Copy and Correspondence
9	52	Copy, 1928, 1945-1946, n.d.
9	53	Copy, 1941-1957, n.d.
9	54	Correspondence, 1933, 1946-1958

		Newsletters
9	55	"First Class Mail" and "Missionary Profile" (W.D. Wiley), 1939, 1957, n.d. (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)
9	56	"Semi-Annual News Service/News Letter," 1939-1941, 1945, 1950, 1953
9	57	Newsletters and Reports, 1948-1958

		Publications, Reports, Clippings
9	58	Clippings, 1933-1956
9	59	Leaflets and Pamphlet, ca. 1925, 1931, 1945, 1947
9	60	Publications and Clippings, 1945, 1952-1959
9	61	Data Sheets, Reports, Map, Dedication, 1953, n.d.
9	62	Reports, (including an E.L. Perry Survey Report), 1948, 1955-1956
9	63	List of Haines Children, June 1, 1949

		Historical Sketches
9	64	Historical Sketches, 1945-1946, n.d.
9	65	Historical Sketches, 1951, 1955

		Subseries 5: Haines Hospital, 1913-1918

9	66	Record of House Patients, 1913-1918 (1 vol.) (in OVERSIZE BOX 10)

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