Fred Johnson & Co., Mile 26, Matanuska Branch, AEC Railway

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Source:

Jack H. Floyd Collection

Identifier:

B1957_005_192

Subject:

Railroads, Matanuska Valley, Rivers, Mining, Coal Mines

Type:

Digital Image

Format:

Print Photograph

Access image

Description:

AEC G294 P.S. Hunt Verso: Alaska Railroad - Matanuska Branch, King. [cut bank as seen from river, coal mine operation?]

Cultural Narrative:

The development of the Alaska Railroad had a profound negative impact on Alaska Native Peoples. Although it was intended to connect communities across the state, the construction of the railroad led to an influx of new populations, the destruction of thousands of acres of pristine land, the creation of pollution where there was none, and in some cases, the diversion of waterways that disrupted salmon populations—an essential food source for Alaska Native Peoples. These destructive changes disrupted the Ahtna way of life, and their lasting effects continue to influence the work of the Tribe's Environmental Stewardship Department, which is dedicated to reversing this damage.

Title:

Fred Johnson & Co., Mile 26, Matanuska Branch, AEC Railway

Protocol:

Cets'e'tnaey (Iron People) - Public Access

Community:

Nay'dini'aa Na' Kayax

Category:

Land Stewardship

Keywords:

Railroads, Matanuska Branch, Kings River, Staeł Na’, A.E.C., Fred Johnson & Co., Mile 26

Original Date Description:

Alaska Engineering Commission; Alaska Railroad

Original Date:

1917 February 11th

Creator:

Selena Ortega-Chiolero

Contributor:

Anchorage Museum, P.S. Hunt

Rights:

Taking back control of how Indigenous stories are being told, accessed, and used is vital for the success of reclaiming Tribal sovereignty. Chickaloon Village Traditional Council (CVTC) recognizes that the cultural knowledge and heritage of Nay'dini'aa Na' Kayax is collective, and an intellectual legacy of a whole people accumulated over time and shared with other Ahtna Dene groups. Owing to disrupted histories around the documentation of these materials, we may not always have the full information about the Western tradition of the "copyright holder" of works in our collection. CVTC wants to be able to share these valuable materials responsibly as they are important connectors to our history and cultural heritage. CVTC policy is to make these materials available to the extent possible. CVTC continues to evaluate and monitor the rights of all its shared digital collections and welcomes public comments regarding these materials, especially from those who identify as members of the broader Ahtna Dene community.

Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Licensing Options:

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

Source:

Anchorage Museum - Jack H. Floyd Collection

Identifier:

AM_B1957_005_192

Subject:

Railroads, Matanuska Valley, Rivers, Coal Mines, Mining, Resource Extraction

Type:

Digital Image

Format:

Print Photograph


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Fred Johnson & Co., Mile 26, Matanuska Branch, AEC Railway

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