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This handsome, oversized, well-laid-out book presents the history of the Alaska Native Sisterhood and short biographies of many of the activist members of the Sisterhood's Camp 2. The biographies are assembled by Editor Kim Metcalfe, many of which come from interviews she conducted for the local PBS radio station, KTOO FM. Included are chapters that treat historical and cultural developments. The members appear in photographs and in historical photographs from earlier years in Juneau, Alaska. Additionally, included are fine historical photographs of the "Indian Village" from the turn-of-the century and on over the years. As an assemblage of Alaska Native and Tlingit history in Southeast Alaska, the impressive book is a significant and comprehensive accomplishment. Bibliography and comprehensive index. Printed on quality gloss bookpaper. Weight: 2½ pounds. One owner, very slightly shelf-worn—like new. Available new for $55 with some used copies selling for much higher. This is a softcover First… Leer más