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Alaska Heritage Library and Museum The Alaska Heritage Library and Museum is situated within the Wells Fargo Bank on Northern Lights Boulevard. Visitors will find a collection of native artifacts, paintings by Alaskan artists and a library of rare titles. Admission to this attraction is free.
Address: 301 W. Northern Lights Blvd. Anchorage AK USA 99503
1 907 265-2834
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Museum of history and culture preserving the art and cultural expression of Alaska and the circumpolar North. Address: 121 W 7th Ave. Anchorage AK USA 99501
Send an Email 1 907 343-4326
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Valdez Museum and Historical Archive Several permanent exhibits on display at the Valdez Museum and Historical Archive reflect the history of the Valdez area and the Prince William Sound region. Exhibits include an Ahrens Steam Fire Engine, a Chicago Pinzon Bar, a miners cabin and more. Address: 217 Egan Drive Valdez AK 99686-0008
1 907 835-2764
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Alaska Museum of Natural History This museum is Alaska's only all-natural history museum. They have large collections of Alaskan rocks, fossils, and minerals; butterfly, moth, and beetle exhibits; and prehistoric native artifacts. Address: 11723 Old Glenn Hwy. Eagle River AK 99577
1 907 694-0819
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Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum Delve into Alaska's aviation history at this museum, which showcases a number of vintage aircrafts. A variety of aviation gifts are available on site. Address: 4721 Aircraft Dr. Anchorage AK USA 99502
1 907 248-5325
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Cooper Landing Historical Society & Museum Visit the Cooper Landing Museum to view exhibits and artifacts such as furniture and medical instruments, which have been housed in two historic buildings. The museum is open from May 15 to September 15 and is run by volunteers. Purchase a souvenir at the gift shop and enjoy lunch in the picnic area onsite.
Address: Mile 48.7 Sterling Hwy. Cooper Landing AK USA 99572
Send an Email 1 907 595-3500
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Arctic Studies Center This center features exhibits and interactive games on Alaska's past, cultural development and influences, and its natural components (animals and environment). Address: 121 W. 7th Ave. Anchorage AK USA 99501
Send an Email 1 907 343-6162
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Oscar Anderson House Museum Get a look into the life of Oscar Anderson, a Swedish immigrant that constructed the first permanent frame house in Anchorage in 1915. The house contains original pieces and a guided tour also provides insight into some Anchorage history.
Address: 420 M St. Anchorage AK USA 99501
1 907 274-2336
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Alaska State Troopers Museum A trip to the Alaska State Troopers Museum will provide insight into the history of law enforcement in Alaska. Exhibits and displays include old photographs and memorabilia including antiques such as a restored 1952 Hudson Hornet vehicle, old wire-tapping devices, radios and more.
Address: 245 W. 5th Ave. Anchorage AK USA 99501
Send an Email 1 907 279-5050
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The Pratt Museum This natural history museum in Homer features exhibits on native culture and history, fishing, and the Exxon Valdez oil spill, as well as marine mammals and aquaria. Address: 3779 Bartlett Street Homer AK 99603
Send an Email (4) 1 907 235-8635
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Alaska Native Heritage Center This center serves to preserve and celebrate native culture handed down verbally through generations. Address: 8800 Heritage Center Drive Anchorage AK 99506-1655
Send an Email (2) 1 907 330-8095
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Yup’iit Piciryarait Cultural Center The Yup’iit Piciryarait Cultural Center is aimed at celebrating and preserving the Yup'ik culture. Facilities onsite include a library and auditorium.
Address: 420 Chief Eddie Hoffman Hwy. Bethel AK USA 99559
1 907 543-1819
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Anchorage Museum of Natural History The Anchorage Museum of Natural History showcases dinosaurs and offers tours and events for children aged two and up. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 9 to 5. Address: 201 N. Bragraw Anchorage AK USA 99508
1 907 274-2400
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Eklutna Historical Park This park was founded in 1990 in order to conserve the culture and beliefs of the Athabascan people. It also portrays the disappearing heritage of the Dena'ina Athabascan Indians in the south central part of Alaska. This non-profit organization's specific purposes include: the promotion, devolopment, assistance, and enhancement of Elkutnar educational, social, and culture values. This historical park also includes a muesuem filled with native art and historical exhibits displaying native lifestyles and traditions. Also, the cemetery has colorful spirit houses, which use specific colors to identify specific tribes, and are placed over graves of relatives. Also Orthodox crosses can be seen on the gravestones of the deceased that once belonged to the Orthodox Church. Address: Mile 26 Glenn Highway Eklutna AK USA
1 907 696-2828
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Pioneer Air Museum This museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the pioneering days of airflight in Alaska. Fourteen aircraft are on display, as well as several significant aircraft artifacts. Address: . Fairbanks AK USA
1 907 474-0037
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