USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Stations and Settlements

For other images concerning this ship, see: USS Buffalo (1898-1927, later AD-8) USS Buffalo -- Activities and Crew USS Buffalo -- In Drydock USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition (Part 1: April-June 1914) USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition (Part 2: May-September 1914) USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition (Part 3: September-October 1914) USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition -- Crew Nictheroy (Brazilian Auxiliary Cruiser, 1893-1898)

Photo #: None Radio station at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, 1914 The completed station, photographed by USS Buffalo. The small railroad track was used to move building materials and supplies from boats at the shoreline to the station. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-165-B). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
Photo #: None Radio station at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, 1914 A rear view of the completed station, photographed by USS Buffalo. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-165-B). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
Photo #: None Radio station at Kodiak, Alaska, 1914 The station prior to completion, photographed by USS Buffalo. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-086). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
Photo #: None Town of Kodiak, Alaska, 1914 A view from offshore, photographed by USS Buffalo. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-086). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
Photo #: None Town of Cordova, Alaska, 1914 The wharf photographed from the anchorage by USS Buffalo. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-086). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
Photo #: None Welcome sign for Cordova, Alaska, 1914 A sign on the wharf photographed by USS Buffalo. A pen note in the margin of the photo states "Cordova's reason for existence." The boxes piled on the wharf are marked "Elaine Oil," promoted as a "safe" fuel for oil lamps and made in Pittsburgh, Pa. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-086). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
Photo #: None Radio station at Sitka, Alaska, 1914 The completed station, photographed by USS Buffalo with the third mast added in 1914. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-165-B). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
Photo #: None Radio station at Sitka, Alaska, 1914 The coal sheds and dock at Sitka with the radio station behind them, photographed by USS Buffalo. Courtesy of the Naval Historical Foundation (NHF-165-B). U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.

For other images concerning this ship, see: USS Buffalo (1898-1927, later AD-8) USS Buffalo -- Activities and Crew USS Buffalo -- In Drydock USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition (Part 1: April-June 1914) USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition (Part 2: May-September 1914) USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition (Part 3: September-October 1914) USS Buffalo -- 1914 Alaskan Radio Expedition -- Crew Nictheroy (Brazilian Auxiliary Cruiser, 1893-1898)