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Alaska's Political
Landscape
The political history of Alaska is filled with
colorful characters from diverse backgrounds, and the museum collection
represents both would-be and successful politicians, as well as various
political issues of importance. The museum takes a historical perspective
of candidates, parties, and movements, and preserves a well-rounded
selection from multiple viewpoints.
Official Ballot, 1916, Alaska Territory, First
Judicial District, General Election, 11/7/1916.
Ballot lists
James Wickersham for Delegate to Congress and the "Liquor Question"-"Wet"
or "Dry."
Gift of Ed and Nancy Ferrell
2002-21-1
Bike lock used by the donor to lock himself to various immovable
objects during protests for environmental
causes in Anchorage, Sitka, and Juneau during the
1990s. Gift of Don Muller 98-3-1
"Anchorage Stealers" jersey. Gift of Betsy Brenneman
97-20-1
"I Voted" Card from Alaska's first election after statehood, Nov 1958. Anonymous
Gift 2001-31-13
Button, Alaska Native Civil Rights March, Juneau, 1998. Anonymous
Gift 98-19-4
Button, "Alaska Needs Nixon and Agnew." Anonymous
Gift 2000-22-8
Button "Willow Once and For All." Anonymous Gift
96-62-3
Button "I'm a Young Woman," c1970s. Anonymous Gift
2001-31-5
Button, Earth Day 1990. Gift of Jim and Judy
Hauck 97-11-3 |
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