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Juneau-Douglas City Museum

Juneau-Douglas City Museum Review

Among the exhibits interpreting local mining and Tlingit history are an Assay Lab diorama, a reconstructed Tlingit fish trap and video of excavation, historic photos, and pioneer artifacts, including a century-old store and kitchen. Digital story kiosks highlight Alaska's government, civil rights in Alaska, Alaska's quest for statehood, and cultures of Juneau. Youngsters will appreciate the hands-on room, where they can try on clothes similar to ones worn by the miners or look at gold-rush stereoscopes. Guided historic walking tours are offered May to September.

    Contact Information

  • Address: 114 4th St., Juneau, AK, 99801 | Map It
  • Phone: 907/586-3572
  • Cost: $4 summer, free winter
  • Hours: May-Sept., weekdays 9-5, weekends 10-5; Oct.-Apr., Tues.-Sat. 10-4
  • Website: www.juneau.org/parksrec/museum
  • Location: Juneau

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