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Misty Fjords National Monument
The Misty Fjords National Monument encompasses 3,594 square miles (5,783 square kilometers) of wilderness and lies between two impressive fjords - Behm ...
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Ketchikan Cruise Port
If you’re sailing north by cruise ship, Ketchikan Cruise Port will be your first port of call on the Alaska Marine Highway. The former salmon fishery town ...
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Creek Street
In pioneering days every red-blooded gold-rush town had a red-light district, and during Ketchikan’s frontier past it was Creek Street. This historic bordello ...
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Deer Mountain Tribal Hatchery & Eagle Center
Alaska’s emblems, the salmon and the eagle, are the stars of the show at the Deer Mountain Tribal Hatchery & Eagle Center. Where else can you see bald eagles ...
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Dolly's House
At the height of the gold rush, Ketchikan’s red-light area on Creek Street had around 30 bordellos. Dolly’s House tells the story of those rough and ready ...
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Saxman Native Village
Saxman Native Village celebrates all things Alaskan and Tlingit, and that means totem poles, folklore and dance, lumberjack exploits and woodcarvers. The ...
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Southeast Alaska Discovery Center
The Southeast Alaska Discovery Center provides visitors to Ketchikan with all the information they’re likely to need to make the most of their trip to Alaska. ...
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Tongass Historical Museum
The history, art and culture of Ketchikan and Southeast Alaska are preserved and promoted by the Tongass Historical Museum in Ketchikan. The museum’s program ...
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Totem Heritage Center
Historic totem poles from the 19th century are preserved and exhibited at Ketchikan’s Totem Heritage Center. The tall totems were collected from abandoned ...
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