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COPYRIGHTED BY SCHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP, SEWARD, ALASKA
SEWARD.
Seward, Alaska, is located on Resurrection
Bay, one of the largest and best harbors on the
Pacific Coast, opening through Harding Gateway
directly into the sea. Seward is the transfer point
to the Westward--to the Cold Bay Oil Fields and
the "Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes". It is the
southern terminus of the Alaska Railroad and the
transfer point for interior travel and supplies. Lo-
cated on Kenai Peninsula, the "big-game” hunter's
paradise, it is the outfitting point for such ex-
peditions. For the tourist, it is connected by
automobile highway with many glaciers, lakes and
rivers, in which every species of trout abound.
Resorts and equipment will be found at Kenai
Lake for the recreation of the traveler. One of
the most beautiful scenic sections of the
*McKinley Park Route" surrounds Seward.
The Town of Seward bears the name of the
man whose foresight and judgement resulted in the
purchase of Alaska from Russia in the year 1867,
for $7,200,000.00. Seward is located approxi-
mately 1,844 miles north west of Seattle. It is
noted as being a placer, quartz mining, and fishing
center.
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