This is the site of the second-oldest community in Alaska, dating to the Russian era. Gift shops in log cabins feature Alaskan specialties and artists demonstrating their work.
The restaurant, in a historic cannery building, features Alaskan seafood, steaks and daily specials. Sourdough pancakes are made from 50-year-old starter. Banquet and conference facilities are available.
Other attractions in the village include historical interpretation displays, an ice cream and espresso shop, fully equipped accommodations, an RV Park, fishing charters, and sightseeing tours.
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