Resources relating to Alaska statehood, including Convention recordings and transcripts. Historical video footage, collections of memorabilia, and more make this an excellent resource for educators.

Multimedia resources telling the story of Alaska's flag, compiled by the Alaska State Museum

This guide helps students and researchers find information about Alaska civil rights leader Elizabeth Peratrovich. Includes information about both primary and secondary resources.

The Alaska State Archives resource list for archives, documents, photographs, and other media about the 1989 spill in Prince William Sound.

This site is a companion to the National Postal Museum exhibit “As Precious as Gold” and features a bounty of general information on the gold rush in Alaska and the Klondike.

University of Washington collection of photographs from the 1899 voyage led by Edward H. Harriman and John Muir

This site from the National Archives features documents related to the migration of people into Alaska. Topics include the Alaska Purchase, the Gold Rush, Statehood, and more.

A brief overview of the Alaska Highway's role in the history of U.S. civil rights

Primary documents from the Library of Congress

A resource list of primary and secondary sources with an historical overview prepared for the Alaska Historical Society

Find authoritative resources on whales and whaling. While the guide focuses on historical and Alaskan resources, information about whales in general, environmental impacts, and politics are covered, and some non-Alaskan resources are included.

"The Second World War dramatically impacted the Alaskan territory and all of its people. Explore firsthand stories from Alaska Native elders and veterans stationed in Alaska."