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  1. 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…

  2. Julie Hughes Triathlon

    Julie Hughes was a vibrant and energetic girl from Sitka who sadly passed away in 1985 at 15. She was known for her dedication and the positive attitude that she displayed throughout her life. Her loved ones and the rest of Sitka celebrate her memory on the third Saturday in May every year with the…

  3. Shore Excursions in Sitka, Alaska

    Located on the Pacific side of the islands, Sitka offers a lot of recreational areas for several outdoor activities such as fishing, kayaking, hiking, sightseeing, teeming with wildlife, or experiencing cultures that have thrived in Sitka for decades. So if you’re an outdoor enthusiast and nature lover looking for an unusual getaway in Sitka, Any…

  4. Art Galleries in Sitka Alaska

    Sitka is an island community where the arts flourish, and an ancient native culture still thrives. Sitka is deeply connected to the natural world, so it’s a place where you’ll witness wilderness and culture unite. There are venues around Sitka where artists meet. These galleries exhibit techniques and trends from the art world. Galleries allow…

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