Wickersham State Historic Site | Things to Do in Juneau, Alaska
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The House of Wickhersham was built in 1898 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. James Wickhersham was a federal judge, member of congress, and explorer. He is credited with the development of the Alaska Railroad as well as the University of Alaska.

He had a massive influence on the development of Alaska which is why his former home is a tourist attraction.

They are open seasonally, beginning in May. The story of his life and the Gold Rush Era can be experienced through pictures and artifacts that have been preserved for this purpose by the State of Alaska.

Wickersham State Historic Site, 213 7th Street, Juneau, AK 99801, 907-586-9001

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