Alaska's History & Culture

As the state continues to grow, Alaska’s Natives are finding it more important than ever to celebrate their heritage and educate residents and visitors about Alaska’s first peoples.

The Alaska State Museums - The Alaska State Museums identify, collect, preserve and exhibit Alaska's material and natural history and provide public access to services and collections of the Museums.

Alaska State Museum - Come see all of Alaska under one roof!

The Alaska Historical Collections - Serves as a state reference and research collection materials related to Alaska and the Arctic.

The Alaska State Archive - The archives program is the permanent ("Historical") depository for Alaska's State And Territorial Government records, and provides the public with access to them.

Alaska's History & Culture - About 20 percent of Alaska’s 650,000 residents are Native or have Native descent, but there was a time when their cultures dominated this vast land.

Iditarod - Unique Native History & Culture - About 20 percent of Alaska’s 650,000 residents are Native or of Native descent, but there was a time when their cultures dominated this vast land. As the state continues to grow, Alaska’s Natives are finding it more important than ever to celebrate their heritage and educate residents and visitors about Alaska’s first peoples.

Alaska Native Heritage Center  - The Alaska Native Heritage Center is a gathering place that celebrates, perpetuates and preserves the unique Alaska Native Cultures, languages, traditions and values through celebration and education. It also offers tours and interpretive displays celebrating all of Alaska’s Native people.

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Visit Ketchikan, Alaska - The rich history and scenic beauty of Ketchikan lays the groundwork for visits to many interesting attractions. From fishing charters and sightseeing tours, to sea kayaking and native art, enjoy this beautiful area.

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