Unearthing the secrets of Castle Hill

Article Abstract:

A magazine editor shares the discovery of archeological remains in Castle Hill, Sitka, one of Alaska's oldest towns. The remains, which include coins, copper crucifixes and stemware, are expected to give vital information regarding life in 19th century Russian America.

History, Sitka, Alaska, Russian Americans

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Up smoking mountain

Article Abstract:

A description of a weekend climb up Mount Peulik, which means "smoking mountain" in Aleut, is presented. The 4,000-foot volcano near Lake Becharof has long been dormant, although the region is still volcanically active.

Recreation, Natural history, Alaska, Mountains

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Stories untold

Article Abstract:

The contributions of former Gov. Jay Hammond to the Alaska Magazine, who passed away recently, is presented. Hammond's imaginative and descriptive style of writing is also discussed.

United States, Obituary, Governors, Hammond, Jay S.

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