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Totem poles at the Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
Totem poles at the Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
Wooch Jin Dul Shat Kooteeya – The Holding Hands Centennial Totem Pole at Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
View of Sitka Sound from Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
Wooch Jin Dul Shat Kooteeya – The Holding Hands Centennial Totem Pole at Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
Totem poles at the Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska. Alaska's oldest national park was established as Sitka National Monument in 1910 to commemorate the 1804 Battle of Sitka, as well as to preserve Native totemic art. All that remains of the last major conflict between Europeans and Alaska Natives is the site of the Tlingit fort and battlefield, located in the heart of this scenic 113-acre park, which features the Totem Trail.
Totem poles at the Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska. Alaska's oldest national park was established as Sitka National Monument in 1910 to commemorate the 1804 Battle of Sitka, as well as to preserve Native totemic art. All that remains of the last major conflict between Europeans and Alaska Natives is the site of the Tlingit fort and battlefield, located in the heart of this scenic 113-acre park, which features the Totem Trail.
Wooch Jin Dul Shat Kooteeya – The Holding Hands Centennial Totem Pole at Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska. Alaska's oldest national park was established as Sitka National Monument in 1910 to commemorate the 1804 Battle of Sitka, as well as to preserve Native totemic art. All that remains of the last major conflict between Europeans and Alaska Natives is the site of the Tlingit fort and battlefield, located in the heart of this scenic 113-acre park, which features the Totem Trail.
Wooch Jin Dul Shat Kooteeya – The Holding Hands Centennial Totem Pole at Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska. Alaska's oldest national park was established as Sitka National Monument in 1910 to commemorate the 1804 Battle of Sitka, as well as to preserve Native totemic art. All that remains of the last major conflict between Europeans and Alaska Natives is the site of the Tlingit fort and battlefield, located in the heart of this scenic 113-acre park, which features the Totem Trail.
Wooch Jin Dul Shat Kooteeya – The Holding Hands Centennial Totem Pole at Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
Wooch Jin Dul Shat Kooteeya – The Holding Hands Centennial Totem Pole at Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
Wooch Jin Dul Shat Kooteeya – The Holding Hands Centennial Totem Pole at Sitka National Historical Park in Sitka, Alaska.
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