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Changes in medicine mean changes to early health care - Vimarsana News

Changes in medicine mean changes to early health care

We all take basic medical equipment for granted until we need it, but we never spend much time thinking about the evolution of some basic medical equipment in regards to

Nearly 900 people converge on Nenana to celebrate railroad centennial, historic Eielson flight - Vimarsana News

Nearly 900 people converge on Nenana to celebrate railroad centennial, historic Eielson flight

By car, by bus, by plane, by train, they all came Saturday to Nenana to celebrate the centennial of the Alaska Railroad's completion and Ben Eielson’s first flight from Fairbanks

The mystery of the golden spike solved - Vimarsana News

The mystery of the golden spike solved

When President Warren Harding drove in the golden spike to commemorate completion of the Alaska Railroad in Nenana 100 years ago, that spike became a symbol of progress in the

Replica honors bridge builders - Vimarsana News

Replica honors bridge builders

Building a bridge across the Tanana River was the last challenge that had to be overcome to complete the Interior Alaska Railroad.

In 1915, Anchorage residents voted on an official name for the new city. The name 'Anchorage' came in 3rd place. - Vimarsana News

In 1915, Anchorage residents voted on an official name for the new city. The name 'Anchorage' came in 3rd place.

on local history by local historian David Reamer. Have a question about Anchorage history or an idea for a future article? Go to the form at the bottom of this story. William Watson Woolen’s posthumously published Alaska history and travelogue, “The Inside Passage to Alaska,” includes his 1915 journey into Upper Cook Inlet. He traveled north, past Point Possession, past Fire Island and past Point MacKenzie before anchoring near the mouth of Woodrow Creek on the eastern side of Knik Arm. A group of government engineers camped out near the beach greeted his arrival. Woolen wrote, “Si...

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