Image:Bird's-eye View of Nome Alaska - 1907.jpg

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Description

"Bird's-eye View of Nome Alaska"
Source

Artwork of Seattle and Alaska, 1907, W. D. Harney Photogravure Publisher, Racine, Wisconsin.

Copied by taking a photograph of a page in a copy of the book at Seattle Public Library (Seattle Room of the Central Library); image cleaned up using GIMP, mainly using the perspective transform feature. This was a bit tough, because the pages did not lie flat, and of course one cannot press on things in a rare book, so I had a log of curl to deal with.
Date

1907
Author

Photo not clearly credited. (Expired) copyright was W. D. Harney, but that's the publisher.
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