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JUNEAU Camping Events Good Food History Shopping Sight Seeing Sites Close By Sports/Golf Tips for Travelers For More Info Return to State Index Recommend this site to your RVing friends MUSEUMS You'll want to take a trip back in time at the Alaska State Museum, 395 Whitter St-J96, 907-465-2901. Here you'll find the state's most complete series of exhibits on the Tlingit, Athabascan, Aleut, and Intuit Native American tribes of this area, historical arts including the First White Man totem pole, the influence of Russia trading post, and natural history.
A trip to the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, 155 S. Seward St, 907-586-3572, will give you a chance to view videos about Juneau's history and gold mining heritage. Another fun stop on your historical museum tour is the Last Chance Mining Museum & Historical Park, 100 Basin Rd, 907-586-5338. A visit here will give you a chance to tour the only historic building in use during the Juneau gold rush. Inside you will find exhibits of both hard rock and industrial mining tools, one of the world's largest Ingerrsoll-Rand air compressors, and some of the locomotives and rail cars that hauled men to the mine and ore to the mill to be processed.
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