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Western-Landscape, places & Historic-US, Canada & Hawaii-Updated 2022.9.25.

The images in this Gallery are collated alphabetically first by State Code like AZ, then in some cases a location code like GCNP(Grand Canyon National Park) and then by the date of capture and a caption. All the images on this Gallery are protected by US copyright laws. No image may be copied or downloaded without formal written permissin from Tom Jesiolowski?Northland Arts Nature Images.
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AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,T 2015.6.24#322.3. Commonly known as "The Last Train to Nowhere". Viewed from the Nome to Council road between Safety and Solomon. One of the main attractions people fly tp Nome to see. Alaska.
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AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,T 2015.6.24#322.3. Commonly known as "The Last Train to Nowhere". Viewed from the Nome to Council road between Safety and Solomon. One of the main attractions people fly tp Nome to see. Alaska.

  • AK-SEWARD 2005.6.4#013.3. The Tall Ship CUAUHTEMOC coming in Resurecction Bay, Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD 2005.6.4#022.2. All of the sailors are assembled on the deck of the the Tall Ship CUAUHTEMOC and fire their guns in celebration. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD 2005.6.4#028.4. On the Tall Ship CUAUHTEMOC Sailors have climbed and are standing on all the masts to celebrate their entering Seward Harbor, Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD 2005.6.4#036.4. The Tall Ship CUAUHTEMOC close to docking at the Seward Harbor Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD 2009.2.3#035. A winter sunset in the Small Boat Harbor, Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD 2011.4.30#023.2. About as Alaskan as it gets. Exit Glacier Road, Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD 2011.5.8#033.4. The F/V Cape Cross ran aground for the final time on July 26,2010. It was built in 1943 for the US Navy as a transport vessel. Designated USS APc-25, APc-1class. It was sent to the Solomon Islands where along with transport duties it did search and rescues. It survived numerous attacks from Japanese war planes. After World War II it was transferred through over a dozen different owners, mostly Canadian serving in fish packing fleets. It's final home port was Seattle Washington until it hit an uncharted pinnacle in Main Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska and ran aground. All of it's oil and fuel were pumped off before it became an environmental disaster. It was towed to to it's final resting place. Viewed now from Nash road near Miller's Landing in Resurrection Bay. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD HIGHWAY 2016.7.18#083.1. The I.R.B.I. Knife shop and his neighbor the wood carver along the highway above the south end of Kenai Lake on the way to Seward Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,a-2001.6#1009.4. The Old Saint Joseph's Catholic Church. The oldest wood framed gothic building in Alaska. It was originally built in 1901 but fell in disrepair in the 1940's. The City of Nome moved it and rebuilt the 88 foot tall steeple in Anvil City Square and is now used as a Town Hall. Nome, Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,b 2001.6#5117.3. The Old Saint Joseph's Catholic Church. Now a Town Hall in Anvil City Square. Nome, Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,T 2001.9.29#368.1. Anchorage Daily News article on the Last Train To Nowhere. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,T 2015.6.24#320. Commonly known as "The Last Train to Nowhere". Viewed from the Nome to Council road between Safety and Solomon Alaska. In 2001 the trains and flat cars and everything else you see here were added to the Nat. Register of Historic Places.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,T 2015.6.24#322.3. Commonly known as "The Last Train to Nowhere". Viewed from the Nome to Council road between Safety and Solomon. One of the main attractions people fly tp Nome to see. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,Teller Highway 2001.6#3388.5. The Teller Spit. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,Teller Highway 2001.6.#5143.4. Teller Trading Company, Teller Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,Teller Highway 2015.6.22#024.3. The Gold Run Dredge. M 53.7 of the Nome to Teller Highway. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,Teller Highway 2015.6.22#026.3. The Gold Run Dredge where it was abandoned near mile 53.7 on the Bluestone River. View from the Nome to Teller road, Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,Teller Highway 2015.6.22#029.2. The view of Sullivan City from mile 54.9 of the Nome to Teller Highway. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,Teller Highway 2015.6.22#030.3. A view of Teller on the very narrow spit jutting out into Port Clarence. Teller is the end of the Nome to Teller road. Alaska.
  • AK-SEWARD PENINSULA,Teller Highway 2015.6.22#043.3. A view of the Gold Run Dredge looking south from the Nome to Teller highway. Alaska.
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