Photo Credits
Who took or holds each photograph on the site, and the terms it is shown under.
The Alliance’s Photographs
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Mile 0 in Seward, on Resurrection Bay
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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iTREC! 2019-2020 class in Seward, AK
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Eagle River from “The Perch”
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Fireweed with Mt. Yukla in the background
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Western Columbine with Wild Geranium in the background
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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The iTREC! Class of 2019-2020 during its first training in Anchorage
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Helicopter delivers supplies to Old Woman Cabin
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Nathan prepares tripod for assembly in the field.
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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SCA Intern Nathan prepares Tripods before field work begins.
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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BLM Trail Administrator Kevin Keeler with tripods.
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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A view of the valley and trail volunteers at work. June 9, 2018 J. Torres
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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SCA Leader Crew, Crow Pass 2017
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance president Judy Bittner and treasurer Lesli Schick joined by BLM Iditarod National Historic Trail Administrator Kevin Keeler in DC.
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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IHTA Board Members and Partner Agencies assemble for planning session at Campbell Creek Science Center 2023
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Reading the Junior Trailblazer booklet
Anne Runde, BLM, for the Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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U.S. Mail leaving Seward, Alaska
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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The Iditarod Roadhouse at the Anchorage Centennial Tent City. 2015
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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President Judy Bittner and Kyle Kidder staff the Alliance booth, next to BLM Alaska. 2016
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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BLM IHTA Trail Administrator Kevin Keeler, IHTA President Judy Bittner, and youth Caitlan Dowling at tree cutting. 2015
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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National Park Travelers Club President Nancy Bandley presents Trail Administrator Kevin Keeler with their first stamp. 2014
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Volunteer Caitlan Dowling with a snowman.
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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The Galena Winter Carnival
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Portrait of Betsi Oliver.
Lauren Roberts, for the Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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An Iditarod National Historic Trail passport stamp
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Riding the first mile of the trail in Seward
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
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Friends and colleagues with Lee Poleske’s memorial statue in Seward, June 2024
Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance
Public Domain and Creative Commons
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A trail tripod at sunset between Kaltag and Unalakleet
Bob Wick, BLM (CC BY 2.0) Source
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The trail between Kaltag and Unalakleet
Bob Wick, BLM (Public domain) Source
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A musher between Kaltag and Unalakleet, from the air
Bob Wick, BLM (Public domain) Source
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Mushers at the Old Woman shelter cabin, from the air
Bob Wick, BLM (Public domain) Source
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Winter bikers between Kaltag and Unalakleet
Bob Wick, BLM (CC BY 2.0) Source
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A snowmachiner between Kaltag and Unalakleet
Bob Wick, BLM (CC BY 2.0) Source
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The trail blazed in fresh powder by snowmachines
Kevin Keeler, BLM (Public domain) Source
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The trail cutting through western Alaska’s wilderness
Kevin Keeler, BLM (Public domain) Source
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A dog team on the Iditarod National Historic Trail
mypubliclands (Public domain) Source
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Alpenglow on the hills along the trail
mypubliclands (Public domain) Source
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The Iditarod National Historic Trail marker in summer fireweed
Bureau of Land Management (Public domain) Source
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A hiker on the Southern Trek in summer
United States Forest Service (Public domain) Source
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The graveyard at the ghost town of Iditarod
Kevin Keeler, BLM (Public domain) Source
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The Trail Blazers statue in Seward
Victoria Stauffenberg (Public domain) Source
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Iditarod, Alaska, July 21st, 1910
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division (public domain)Public domain (Library of Congress: No known restrictions on publication.) Source
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1st Street, Iditarod, Alaska, July 20th, 1910
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division (public domain)Public domain (Library of Congress: No known restrictions on publication.) Source
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Three-quarters of a million dollars in gold from Iditarod, arriving at Knik on January 12, 1912
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division (public domain)Public domain (Library of Congress: No known restrictions on publication.) Source
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First dog team to go from Nome to Seward
Sexton, S., Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division (public domain)Public domain (Library of Congress: No known restrictions on publication.) Source
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Dog team carrying mail
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division (public domain)Public domain (Library of Congress: No known restrictions on publication.) Source
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Seward and Susitna mail team
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division (public domain)Public domain (Library of Congress: No known restrictions on publication.) Source
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The Knik cabin, with the hall behind
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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The Skwentna Crossing shelter cabin
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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The Rohn River shelter cabin
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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The Dexter Roadhouse in Golovin
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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The Solomon Roadhouse
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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The beach at Cape Nome
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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The road past the Cape Nome Roadhouse
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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St. Joseph Church in Nome
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
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The Portage shelter cabin near Golovin
Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress (Public domain) Source
The first pages of The Tripod and the Alliance’s other documents, the store’s pictures and the trail map are the Alliance’s own.