Alaska Mission Records
The Presbyterian Historical Society is the national archives of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Located in Philadelphia, the Society serves the denomination as well as scholars and the general public. Holdings include official records of the PC(USA) and some predecessor denominations, personal papers, books, serials, and artifacts that document the history of the Presbyterian and Reformed tradition in America. The collection includes resources for studying missionary work in the United States, Asia, Africa, and Latin America; and ecumenical organizations such as the American Sunday School Union and the National Council of the Churches of Christ.
Alaska Mission Records, Series VI: Presbyterian Mission Motor Vehicles, Missionary Launch “Princeton,” Correspondence, Dedication Service, Rules for Operation, 1924-1927, n.d.
Alaska Mission Records, Series VI: Presbyterian Mission Motor Vehicles, Program of Ministry for Mission Motorships, with a Map, Alaska Pby, 1960
Alaska Mission Records, Series VI: Presbyterian Mission Motor Vehicles, Specifications for Proposed Missionary Launch “Princeton,” 1924 or 1926
Alaska Mission Records, Series VI: Presbyterian Mission Motor Vehicles, World War II Service of “The Princeton-Hall,” 1942, 1944
Alaska Mission Records, Series VII: Historical Sketches, “History of Presbyterian Missions in Alaska,” Draft for Encyclopedia Arctica, 1948
Alaska Mission Records, Series VII: Historical Sketches, “History of Work in Alaska under The Board of National Missions…,” 1957
Alaska Mission Records, Series VII: Historical Sketches, “Journal of a Trip to Alaska,”, 1892-1893 (author unknown)
Alaska Mission Records, Series VII: Historical Sketches, “Our Alaska Missions,” 1937
Alaska Mission Records, Series VII: Historical Sketches, Ann Bannan, “History of Mission Work on St. Lawrence Island,” ca. 1949
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