Historical Markers in
Ketchikan Gateway Borough, Alaska

'Cat' Houses & Sporting Women 20 Creek Street Carving a Place in History Chief Johnson Totem Pole Chief Kyan Totem Pole Creek Street Crossing a Frontier Diaz Café Dolly's House From Planks to Pavement Gold Rush Crossroads In Defiance of the Dry Squad June's Café Keeping the Catch! Ketchikan Shingle Mill Ketchikan Waterfront from Pennock Island, 1905 New York Hotel & Café Ohashi's Proud Canoes & Coastal Traders Sea and Skyline South Front Street Spirit & Sparks Star House Star-crossed Square Riggers Stedman-Thomas Historic District Tatsuda's Grocery The Gilmore Hotel The Lost Frontier Tongass Trading Company Trials by Fire Upon 'Thundering Wings' When 'Steam was Queen'
The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, signed into law in 1971, was the largest land settlement in United States history. The act provided for the transfer of over 44 million acres of land and nearly $1 billion to Alaska Native corporations.
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