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Reference Notes

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The Vincent Soboleff Collection of photographs at the Alaska State Museum provides an invaluable reference for historical herring fisheries. Not all of the collection's photographs are yet available online; a "finding aid"exists for the entire collection (PCA 1) which will contain more entries than can currently be viewed online or in the hard copies at the library.