Trains, planes and automobiles arrive in Alaska!Transportation options forever change the lives of Alaskans throughout the pages of Aunt Phil's Trunk Volume Three.Hardy souls with hammers and drills, axes and mattocks, mauls and gauges found it took muscle and endurance to lay railroad tracks in Alaska's untamed wilderness. Other adventurers brought automobiles and airplanes north that transformed the way we mined resources, explored the country and traveled the Great Land.From the birth of Anchorage in 1915, to Balto's famous serum run to Nome in 1926, to the fatal plane crash of aviator Wiley Post and humorist Will Rogers near Barrow in 1935, this volume is sure to keep readers ages 9 to 99 turning the pages of the nonfiction short stories and enjoying the more than 300 historical photographs in this book.