This Month in Juneau History
Enjoy this collection of local history snippets curated by Mary Pat Wyatt. Choose a month below to read about Juneau and Douglas history.
Big Building Moved to New Location Here – Native Brotherhood Brings Hall from Treadwell to Willoughby Avenue. Two ...
Striking for a 25 percent pay raise, the Bartender’s Union yesterday threw picket lines around nine bars and two ...
Professor John Muir was a Juneau visitor while the steamer Queen was in port. Muir was a visitor to Gastineau ...
Alaska held its first election. A total of 294 voters cast ballots at Sitka, Harrisburg (Juneau), Wrangell, ...
Local flooding due to heavy rains has caused at least $250,000 damage in the Juneau area, most of it along Gold ...
Joseph Whidbey, sailing master aboard the HMS Discovery, is the first European credited with sighting the channel ...
K.K.K. burns fiery cross on knob back of Juneau --- Starr Hill. A blast was set off first then the cross was ...
On Monday the new 60 stamps in the Mexican mill will begin dropping for the first time. This will more than double ...
Sometimes the question is asked: "When did Juneau become the capital of the Territory of Alaska?" That's an easy ...
The lumber to plank Seward Street from Second Street up to the school house has arrived and will soon be in ...
William Ebner will put in a new wire tramway this year to connect the Jumbo group of claims with the mill of the ...
While Miss Rose Davenport, otherwise known as “the sweet-voiced songstress of the frozen north” was entertaining a ...
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