The Story of Sitka: The Historic Outpost of the Northwest Coast; The Chief Factory of the Russian American CompanyAndrews, Clarence Leroy
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The Story of Sitka: The Historic Outpost of the Northwest Coast; The Chief Factory of the Russian American Company
Andrews, Clarence Leroy
Sitka (Alaska)
A. Battery No. 1.
B. Battery No. 2, Vralaskian Battery.
C. Blockhouse No. 1.
D. Blockhouse No. 2.
E. Blockhouse No. 3.
1. Warehouse.
2. Shop and Store.
3. Subsistence Storehouse.
4. Tannery for Furs.
6. Barracks, three stories.
7. Office Building, two stories.
8. Governor's House.
9. Wash and Bath House.
11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, and 23. Dock Yard and Buildings.
16. School Building.
18. Market for Indians.
19. Lime Kiln.
20. Unfinished Barracks.
25. Bakery, Joinery, etc.
61. Officers' Lodgings, two stories.
66. Laundry.
74. Sawmill.
75. Tannery.
76. Unfinished Bath House.
77. Water Flour Mill.
96. Aleutian Dwellings.
102. Bishop's House, two stories.
103. Hospital, two stories.
116, 117. Arbors on Public Gardens.
118. Powder Magazine.
121. School Building for Indians.
122. Observatory on Japonski Island.
123. House for Observer, Wharf, Garden, Hotbeds, etc.
Cathedral of St. Michael.
Church of the Resurrection (Koloshian Church).
129. Hulk and Movable Bridge.
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