Juneau-Douglas City Museum
- Address: Corner 4th Street and Main Street, Juneau
- Hours: Open Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm, Sat - Sun 10am - 5pm in summer; Tue - Sat 10am - 4pm in winter
- Admission: Adults: $4 in summer, free in winter
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Gold-mining history is particularly highlighted, providing plenty of inspiration to take one of the museum’s guided walking tours of the mines and historic old town.
Exhibits are entertaining and hands-on, inviting young visitors to push buttons, slide panels, or wear a miner’s hat.
The museum’s fish trap was unearthed on the northwest coast, and a full-scale replica reveals how the basket-style trap worked, more than 700 years ago.
Other exhibits include totem poles, historic photographs, audiovisual displays, models, Tlingit artifacts and hands-on history.
Photo courtesy of Juneau.org - Cape Fox dancer performing during the public reception for the 4 Story Totem Pole
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