Alaska

1918 Spanish Flu devastated Alaska Native Villages – orphans

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Alaska Orphanage Records, Alaska Archives

Records of Alaska Natives in Religious Archives

Children’s Home at Unalakleet, Nome (1946) moved to White Mountain in 1954

Dillingham Orphanage, Kanakanak, Dillingham, AK

El Nathan Children’s Home, Valdez –

Holy Cross Mission Orphanage, Holy Cross

Jesse Lee Home, Swetmann Ave, Seward, United Methodist Church (1926-1964)

Kadiak Orphanage, Wood Island, AK

  • History of Kadiak Orphanage, Wood Island, Alaska (1892-1912) Electronic resource (1912) Mrs. James McWhinnie, Woman’s American Baptist Home Mission Society

Kanakanak Hospital and Orphanage

Kodiak Orphanage – Baptist Church (1890?)

Kodiak Baptist Orphanage on Woody Island, near Kodiak, Alaska ((between 1907-1917)

Lazy Mountain Children’s Home, near Palmer (? – 1960, rebuilt 1960- 1972)

Moravian Children’s Home, Nunapitsinghak (1926-1973)

Our Lady of Lourdes Mission Orphanage, Pilgrim Springs

Teller Lutheran Orphanage, corner of Post Officer Rd and Tuksuk ST. Brevig Mission, AK or Teller Village, Cape Nome, Second Judicial District, also called the Teller Mission Orphanage, – Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Mission. The orphanage started due to an epidemic