The Sitka Bazaar, located in the heart of Sitka, Alaska, is an enchanting boutique that allures visitors to explore its treasures. Amidst the refreshing ocean breeze and the fragrance of spruce trees, guests can discover an eclectic collection of unique gifts, each narrating a story of Alaskan magic and creativity. Step through the door and…
Category Archives: History
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Sitka Bazaar: Alaskan Gifts and Local Artistry
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Building 29
Also known as the Tilson Building, Building 29 is one of the few structures that survived Alaska history’s Russian era. It was built in 1835 and is listed under the National Historic Landmarks. Building 29 is one of the few structures extant that bears witness to colonial ventures of Russia in present-day US territory. The…
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Visiting Sitka? Here Are Some Facts That You Need to Know
Sitka is a city and borough located in southeastern Alaska. It is historically considered as the most notable Alaskan settlement about 95 miles (150 km) southwest of Juneau on the western coast of Baranof Island in the Alexander Archipelago. Interestingly this is the only city in southeastern Alaska on the Pacific Ocean. Sitka’s Aboriginal The…
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History of Sitka: A Look In The Past
Since Pandemic is still not over, it is best to stay home and stay safe. Don’t worry, Sitka will still BE here waiting for you. While you sit there, drinking a cup of coffee and bored in the house, why don’t we go over the history of Sitka? Let us look back and sail in…