Museum
A Walk Through Time
The Wrangell Museum highlights the rich cultural and natural history of Wrangell, the only Alaskan town to have been ruled by four nations: Tlingit, Russia, Great Britain and the United States.
Discover Wrangell's history on an interactive walk through time beginning with early Native American prehistory and the time of Tlingit rule. Follow in the footsteps of fur traders during the government of the Russian-American Fur Co. and British Hudson Bay Co. and see Wrangell through the eyes of Wyatt Earp and John Muir during the lawless days of the Gold Rush. Meet the missionaries and learn about their influence on the wild frontier town and their impact on Tlingit culture. Experience the rise of fishing, mining and forest industries before winding into recent history of turn-of-the-century Wrangell.
| MUSEUM WINTER HOURS | ADMISSION PRICING |
| Monday - Friday, 10am - 5pm | Adults: $8 |
| Saturday, 1-5pm | Seniors: $6 |
| Sunday, Closed | Children Under 12: $5 each |
| Organized tours: $5 each | |
| School Groups: Free | |
| Friends of the Museum: Free |
