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	1. Wreck of the salmon cannery ship JABEZ HOWES, Chignik, 1911


	2. Hunter's collection of brown bear pelts near Sand Point, ca. 1912


	3. Crew on ice covered steamer DORA, 1910


	4. Crew member on icy deck of steamer DORA, 1910


	5. Girl on deck of steamer DORA, April 1910


	6. Crew on bow of ice-covered steamer DORA, April 13, 1910


	7. Wreck of the salmon cannery ship JABEZ HOWES, Chignik, 1911


	8. Wreck of the salmon cannery ship JABEZ HOWES, Chignik, 1911


	9. Camp of the survivors of the FARALLON on the first day shipwrecked, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	10. Boats unloading supplies from the wreck of the FARALLON on shore, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	11. Survivors of the wreck of the FARALLON looking for signs of rescue, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	12. Wreck of FARALLON covered in ice, Iliamna Bay, Feb. 2, 1910


	13. Boat crew from the wreck of the FARALLON starting for help in Kodiak, 130 miles away, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	14. Wreck of the FARALLON, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	15. Survivors from the FARALLON enjoying sunshine, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	16. Survivors from the FARALLON eating first breakfast ashore, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	17. Survivors from the FARALLON securing provisions from the wreck, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	18. Survivor First Officer Smith of the FARALLON gathering firewood, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	19. Survivors from the FARALLON preparing to launch boats, Iliamna Bay, January 1910


	20. FARALLON covered in ice four weeks after wreck, Iliamna Bay, January 1910

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