In the early years of Alaska settlement, there was no regular mail service to the interior post offices during the winter months (October to May), although individuals might agree to transport letters to coastal areas. Regular service seems to have begun around the 1910s, replaced in the 1930s by small aircraft.
During the early years of Alaska settlement, there was no regular mail service to interior post offices during the winter months (October to May), although individuals might agree to transport letters to coastal areas. Regular service seems to have started around the 1910s, replaced in the 1930s by small aircraft.