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Dutch Harbor from the bay, proposed as a government base of supplies for western Alaska
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Spruce 'Forest,' Dutch Harbor, Planted by the Russians at the Time of Their First Occupation of the Territory. These trees are the only ones growing on the Aleutian Islands
Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, Coaling Station for Vessels of the Revenue Cutter Service in Bering Sea
Dutch Harbor, Alaska, 1914, proposed as a model government village and base of supplies for western Alaska. These buildings are now practically deserted
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