Visitors are invited to come and visit the Oscar Anderson House Museum to get a rare glimpse of the everyday life of early Alaskan residents like Oscar Anderson. The house dates back to 1915, when it was the home of Oscar Anderson, who played an important role in the early days in Anchorage. The house was lovingly restored in the 1970’s and is filled with original period pieces and decorative items. An excellent time to visit is during the Swedish Christmas (first two weeks of December) when the house is beautifully decorated to celebrate the festive season and Swedish treats are available.

420 M Street, Anchorage, AK 99501, 907 206 2284

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