The Anchorage Museum shares the art, history, culture, and stories of Alaska and the North through exhibitions and public programs focused on people, place, planet and potential.

The Anchorage Museum is located at 625 C Street in downtown Anchorage. Public parking is plentiful near the museum. Follow this link for a list of convenient parking options .

The Anchorage Museum is located at 625 C Street in downtown Anchorage. The museum sits on the traditional homeland of the Eklutna Dena’ina and is committed to recognizing and honoring the land, culture and language of the Dena’ina people.

The Anchorage Museum is "a world-class museum located in the heart of Alaska's largest city". It welcomes over 180,000 annual visitors from Alaska and from around the world and serves as a cultural center for the community. The museum is repeatedly ranked among Alaska's top ten visitor attractions.

Right downtown, the Anchorage Museum tells the story of the North—from Alaska’s history, art, and culture to the wonder and challenges of living in Alaska. This overview is the perfect way to begin your Alaska experience.

Anchorage is home to many museums and historical attractions that present Alaska’s fascinating blend of Russian, Native, gold rush, and pioneer history from every imaginable angle. Gain a better understanding of everything you'll see during your Alaska travels.

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6 days ago · The Anchorage Museum and the city of Nenana, with financial help from private donors and the Alaska Railroad, won the Christie’s auction for the spike in New York with a bid of $201,600, more than four times the $50,000 top-line estimate for the historical artifact. The price includes a premium of 26% for the auction company.

Wonderful museum in Anchorage downtown area, well worth a visit. One floor has Native American exhibits relating to their life in the Alaska regions prior to settlers. The other floors has wonderful art exhibits - paintings, 3-D art, and artifacts from the gold rush and early settler era. Student admission is $15 per person.

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