The First Trip in Alaska with Karl Lane, March 27, 1962

Series

Staff Only

HC 91/5, The first trip in Alaska with Karl Lane, by Harold Rau

Scope and Contents

The film captures Harold Rau's first guided hunting trip to Alaska with Karl Lane. It was presented by Dr. Milton Rogers, St. Petersburg, FL and filmed in Kodachrome by Harold Rau. Karl E Lane from Juneau, AK served as the guide and outfitter. (It is a duplicate of HC91/11, but 11 has no audio)

Some general topics by order of appearance include: canoeing, scenic, wildlife, harbour, totem pole, ; diesel cruiser boat-the Ranger, Stephens Passage, fishing, salmon, catch and release, bear hunting, Stephens Channel, carcass, skinner, Chatham Strait, Chicagoe Island, deer swimming, bear carcass, skinner, view sea lions and white sea lion, deer carcass, Pan American airplane, and Inuits/Eskimos.

Dates

March 27, 1962

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English .

Conditions Governing Access

For conservation purposes, access to the original film footage is restricted. The collection has been digitized with support from the Wyoming Humanities Council. The digitized film are in mp4 format and open for research.

Warning - some of the hunting film footage may be offensive in nature.