Alfred Lee Broadbent Collection
EDITORS COMMENTSAlfred Lee Broadbent (1862-1938
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Alfred Lee Broadbent (1862-1938): A Photographic Chronicle of the Late 19th Century Alaskan Frontier Discover the captivating works of Alfred Lee Broadbent, an American photographer who documented the raw beauty and daily life of Alaska between 1894 and 1897. Broadbent's images offer a unique glimpse into the lives of unidentified individuals, from young girls on wharfs to crew members unloading fish, as well as captains, naval officers, and even a Greek bishop. Broadbent's collection includes scenes of Baileys Harbor, where men removed fish from their seines. He also captured candid moments aboard ships, such as female passengers and crew members gathered around a table, children playing on Kadiack Island, and captains, their wives, and tourists enjoying a meal. Broadbent's keen eye for detail and composition resulted in striking images of both the people and landscapes of Alaska during this transformative era. His portraits of unidentified naval officers, including 'Webber,' and a group of seven men, showcase the diverse individuals who played a role in Alaska's development. Join us as we delve into the captivating world and explore the untold stories of Alaska's late 19th-century frontier.