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| Alaska
Native Heritage Center |
8800
Heritage Center Drive |
Anchorage |
330-8000 / (800) 315-6608 |
Open Year Round |
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| The Alaska Native Heritage Center
is a gathering place that celebrates, perpetuates and shares
Alaska Native cultures. Since opening in 1999, the Center has
become Alaska's premier interactive cultural destination. |
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| Anchorage
Museum of History & Art |
Downtown
Anchorage, Corner of 7th & A |
Anchorage |
907-343-4326
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Open Year Round |
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The largest museum in Alaska, the Anchorage
Museum is a community-based institution with exhibits and
programs on the art, history and cultures of Alaska. Over
20 exhibitions are presented each year to more than 200,000
visitors. The Museum also presents a full calendar of public
programs and art classes. We invite you to explore the many
features of the Anchorage Museum of History and Art.
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| Heritage
Library Museum |
301 West Northern Light |
Anchorage |
907-265-2834 |
Call for details |
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| The Heritage Library and Museum,
established in 1968 by the National Bank of Alaska, focuses
on Alaskan history and cultures. It features an extensive collection
of Alaska Native artifacts, a fine art by Alaskan artists and
a 2,600 volume reference library of books on Alaska subjects. |
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| Alaska
Museum of Natural History |
201 N. Bragaw | Mountain View |
Anchorage |
(907) 274-2400 |
Open Year Round |
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| The non-profit Alaska
Museum of Natural History fills a special need for science education
in Alaska. No other organization in the state educates exclusively
on Alaska's unique geological, cultural, and ecological history. |
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| University
of Alaska Museum of the North |
907
Yukon Drive |
Fairbanks |
907-474-7505 |
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| Alaska
State Museum |
395
Whittier Street |
Juneau |
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Open Year Round |
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| The Alaska State Museum was established
on June 6, 1900, when an Act of Congress created the Historical
Library and Museum for the Territory of Alaska. The purpose
of the Museum was to collect, preserve and exhibit objects from
the territory. Although the collection of artifacts and volumes
grew rapidly, a permanent place to house and display materials
was not found for 20 years. |
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| Museum
of Alaska Transportation and Industry |
3800 W Neuser Dr |
Wasilla |
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Open summers only |
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| If your kids love big machines,
you need to check out this museum. The 20 acre museum has a
huge collection of artifacts from Alaska's history in the fishing,
mining, farming, logging and oil industries. Indoor and outdoor
displays feature boats, tractors, trains, aircrafts and construction
equipment. There will be a steam engine display in July 23-24.
It is only open during the summer months. |
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| Pratt
Museum |
3779
Bartlett Street |
Homer |
907-235-8635 |
Open Year Round |
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| The Pratt Museum is dedicated to
the process of education, exploring the natural environment
and human experience relative to the Kachemak Bay region of
Alaska and its place in the world. The Museum seeks to inspire
self-reflection and dialogue in its community and visitors through
exhibitions, programs, and collections in the arts, sciences
and humanities |
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