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Extra Credit Dear Educator: The Harriman Alaska Expedition of 1899 and Harriman Retraced in 2001 present a rich source of material for classroom study and independent student activities. Water color and poem by poet Charles Keeler, done aboard the Elder, 1899. Click image for a larger view Suggestions for Further Reading Presents an annotated Harriman Expedition bibliography, including journal essays and book-length works, both historic and contemporary. Looking at Primary Sources Briefly examines one of the many primary source documents used in researching the Harriman Expedition. (top)

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