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Nov 16, 2024

　　This relatively new museum is a little pricey for what's inside, but the fee does go toward a good cause (the museum is currently working on an extension). There are two live American bald eagles, and a couple of other raptors with handlers giving regular demonstrations. Elsewhere, the museum focuses on Alaskan wildlife with numerous taxidermic exhibits.

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　　Alaska’s first permanent military post is reached by heading uphill (east) at the Front St–Haines Hwy junction. Built in 1903 and decommissioned after WWII, the fort is now a National Historic Landmark, with a handful of restaurants, lodges and art galleries in the original buildings. A walking-tour map of the...

Alaska Indian Arts Center

　　Indigenous culture can be seen in Fort Seward in the former military-post hospital, home of the Alaska Indian Arts Center. During the week you can watch artists carve totems, weave Chilkat blankets or produce other works of art. It's a friendly, congenial place. Check out the totems inlaid with glass...

American Bald Eagle Foundation

　　This relatively new museum is a little pricey for what's inside, but the fee does go toward a good cause (the museum is currently working on an extension). There are two live American bald eagles, and a couple of other raptors with handlers giving regular demonstrations. Elsewhere, the museum focuses...

　　This extravagantly esoteric museum is an exercise in how to make hammers look interesting. And – get this – it largely succeeds. Plucked from the extensive collection of local tool restorer Dave Pahl, the small, well-utilized space displays over 2000 hammers, from a stone hammer used to build the pyramids...

Kroschel's Wildlife Center

　　Twenty-eight miles north of Haines is Kroschel's Wildlife Center, run by an ex-Hollywood animal trainer. There are 15 species of Alaskan wildlife here, including bears, lynx and wolves, and the feeling is definitely less zoo and more wild. Tours are by appointment only (and strongly tailored for the cruise crowd);...

　　Entering Dalton City, Haines' state fairground, you might feel as if you're walking onto a film set: you are. The gold-rush-era houses were constructed to replicate Dawson City for the movie White Fang, starring Ethan Hawke, in 1991 and were moved here from their original location by some enterprising locals....

Jilkaat Kwaan Cultural Heritage & Bald Eagle Preserve Visitor Center

　　Part of a welcome renaissance in Tlingit art and culture in Alaska, this heritage center is located in the ancient native village of Klukwan, 22 miles north of Haines. The center includes some of the most prized heirlooms of Alaska Native culture, namely four elaborate house posts and a rain...

　　The Sheldon Museum is known for its collection of indigenous artifacts, including a particularly interesting display on rare Chilkat blankets. The rest of the museum is devoted to Haines’ pioneer and gold-rush days, including such treasures as the sawed-off shotgun that trailblazer Jack Dalton used to convince travelers to pay...

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