United States court house and the recently installed totem pole formerly in the village 

United States Marshall, Albert J. Lowe feeding his yearling and two year old deer 

A raft of logs when the tide is out, taken near the electric light works 

Looking east at Chief Shakes' house at about half tide 

Wrangell Island, Alaska 

Yearling and two year old deer being fed by Mr. Gray, the taxidermist and jailer 

Looking northwestward at a pole on the south side of the harbor 

Looking eastward at totem poles at Old Wrangell 

Petroglyphs on the western beach between Wrangell and the north end of the island 

Looking north towards the store, post office, and post master Chambers' house from the quarters of Chinese laborers, at the cannery and wharf 

Looking west across the moraine of the Stikine River 

Carved horizontal piece forming the subterranean part of a house 

Lower side board of the north side of house ruins 

Looking northward from the Alaskan harbor 

Looking south, parallel with the Stikine River 

Looking south, parallel with the Stikine River 

Looking south at the sawmill with the tide far out, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909 

Devils club in fruit, near the post office 

Looking north eastward at the Stikine River at the abandoned mountain police station just north of the boundary line between the United States and Canada, showing the Big Chief canoe on the way up the 

Looking east at Chief Shakes' house at about half tide, at low tide one may cross here; the view is taken from the eastern end of the southern branch of the main street at Wrangell, Alaska, August, 19