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fort seward historic
district
Step into the rich history of Fort Seward, established in 1903 during US-Canadian border disputes. Explore the site through a self-guided walking tour and discover the Sculpture Garden, crafted from remnants of the twin barracks. Stroll along Officer’s Row, where you may spot traditional dugout canoes by Tlingit master carver Wayne Price, often displayed outside his residence. Visit NOOW
HÍT, the tribal house at the heart
of the fort’s parade grounds, now being restored with support from a National Park Service Grant awarded to the Chilkoot Indian Association. Browse local artisan shops and savor handcrafted spirits at Port Chilkoot Distillery. Fort Seward offers a unique blend of history, culture, and artistry, making it a memorable stop on your journey through Haines.
american bald eagle foundation & raptor center
Dedicated to conserving the Bald Eagle and its habitat through education, featuring live raptors.
jilkaat kwaan
heritage center
Offers insights into the traditional Chilkat Village’s culture, history, and subsistence way of life through tours and stories from village Tlingits.
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