Jane G. Haigh Alaska Historian and Author
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Jane G. Haigh Alaska Historian and Author
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Alaskan author and historian Jane G Haigh. I began my career as a local historian in Fairbanks, wrote four books about the Klondike and Alaska Gold Rush, and then got a PhD in U.S. History and American Indian Studies from the University of Arizona in Tucson. I taught Alaska History for ten years at Kenai Peninsula College.
While teaching Alaska History I realized that the way it is usually taught leaves out the histories of Alaska's Native peoples. My new book, Alaska Native nations attempts to remedy this situation.


Don't forget to visit Skagway to learn about the Klondike
and Alaska Gold Rushes.
I am now the publisher of the gold rush books through my Hillside Press

Fannie Quigley was the iconic pioneer woman who arrived in the area that is now Denali National Park as a part of the gold rush. My biography was a labor of love that took 15 years to rescue her from obscurity. Published by Ohio University Press/Swallow Press
In my new novel it’s 2040 and electrician Jazz returns to her New Hampshire college town now transformed with light rail anchoring a net-zero sustainable linear town and reconnects with her college love, architect Kisala, just as a destructive hurricane is about to blast into the coast, where Kisala is planning to stay with Dan in the new- but unfinished - multimillion dollar solar house she has designed for him.
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