AK-227c

Gaanaxadi/Raven Pole carved by Nathan Jackson and Steve Brown in 1983. The original pole, either a crest pole or a legend pole depicting "Raven and the Whale", was donated to John Brady in 1903 by Chief Gunyah of the Tlingit village of Tuxekan. This reproduction of the original pole resides in Sitka spruce forest along the shore of Sitka Sound, Sitka National Historic Park, Baranof Island, Southeast Alaska.

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Image Size: 5020x6685 / 96.1MB; www.fredhirschmann.com; AK-227c AK-227 Sitka Sitka Alaska Sitka NHP Sitka N.H.P. Sitka National Historic Park Alaska's National Parks Alaskan National Parks Alaska National Parks Totem Poles Totem Pole Tlingit Culture Tlingit Native Culture Southeast Alaska Southeastern Alaska Alaska's Inside Passage Inside Passage Alaska Panhandle Alaskan Panhandle Baronof Island Alaska National Park National Parks Gaanaxadi/Raven Pole Nathan Jackson Steve Brown John Brady Chief Gunyah Tuxekan Raven and the Whale Crest Pole Legend Pole Vertical
Contained in galleries: Sitka National Historical Park, Alaska, Alaska, Native Art

Gaanaxadi/Raven Pole carved by Nathan Jackson and Steve Brown in 1983. The original pole, either a crest pole or a legend pole depicting "Raven and the Whale", was donated to John Brady in 1903 by Chief Gunyah of the Tlingit village of Tuxekan. This reproduction of the original pole resides in Sitka spruce forest along the shore of Sitka Sound, Sitka National Historic Park, Baranof Island, Southeast Alaska.