Alaska State Museum Juneau

... days there we booked into Juneau for a full week of fun and frolic. We started with the Alaska State Museum where you can easily spend the better part of a full day. We then went up ...

... early Tuesday morning. First order of business: Lunch. We stopped in at the Sandpiper Cafe, before heading straight for the Alaska State Museum (found out it's closed tomorrow, and it's a must-see). KEVIN: The hunter gatherer diet is literally that. ...

... nbsp; The paths out to a closer viewing area were sheets of ice, so I stayed back.  We also went to the Alaska State Museum, which showed native Alaskan artifacts.  They made rain coats out of animal guts.  Yum.  Those of us who were ...

... on a trolley tour of the city. On this tour, our driver showed us the important buildings (like the Alaska State offices, the State Museum) in downtown. He took us to Douglas island by crossing a bridge on Gastineau Channel. Douglas island is parallel ...

... AM. We decided to do our own walking tour of the city (according to Fodor's Alaska). Our first stop was the Alaska State Museum. It was rich in native culture. There were boats made of walrus hide, boots made from salmon skin and traditional beautiful ...

... is outside of what you can tolerate - adapt, move or die.  The Native Peoples exhibit at the Alaskan State Museum in Juneau shows hundreds of examples of the ingenuity of humans adapting to conditions not favorable to our tropical origins just ...