Government

Speech read by E.L. Bartlett on Gov. Gruening's behalf. Discussion of the Anti-Discrimination Act.

Message From Ernest Gruening to the ANB/ANS 1943 Hoonah Grand Camp Convention Delivered by Acting Governor E. L. Bartlett

Alaska Governor Steve Cowper established Executive Order 123 recognizing tribes and tribal powers

Governor William Allen Egan served as the first Governor of the State of Alaska from January 3, 1959 to 1966, and again from 1970 to 1974.

Marlene Johnson has worked at the community, regional, state and federal levels to advance Alaska Native social and economic progress.

Sharon Schoonover, Harvey Marvin, Frank O. Williams are shown signing the BLM Interim Conveyance Documents.

This photograph shows the Tlingit and Haida Executive Committee in the early 1960s.

Hoonah resident, public figure and leader served as an Alaska State Legislator.

Frank See, Sr. was an accomplished civil servant and politician who served in many capacities at the clan, city, state and federal levels.