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.
Word was received here this week that the Alaska Civil Code passed the House of Representatives in Washington on ...
The Wickersham Bill for a Capitol Building and Governor’s House has passed both Houses of Congress. Calls for ...
RUSSIAN GREEK CHURCH DEDICATED - Bishop Nicholas and party arrived on the U.S.S Pinta from Sitka last Friday and ...
Two old landmarks of Juneau were torn down this week to make way for the Koehler & James warehouse. Both were ...
The Territory of Alaska has completed arrangements for the purchase of the Garside Building at Third and Seward ...
The Gastineau Channel baseball season opened yesterday in bright sunny weather. The American Legion team took the ...
John F. A. Strong was appointed the 8th governor of Alaska, the first man appointed to the position after Alaska ...
The sale of beer became legal in Alaska with the repeal of the Bone Dry law. ...
The Alaska Juneau mine and mill will close down tonight at midnight putting between 225 and 250 men out of work. ...
The Snow Company of Players will present “The Tragedy” at the Opera House Theater on Wednesday evening. The cast ...
The Juneau halibut fleet this year is larger than ever before and number about 35 vessels, according to Dan Twiet, ...
For some time the Treadwell Company has issued green cardboard checks, worth $2 each in trade at its store but ...
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