Juneau-Douglas City Museum

Juneau-Douglas City Museum is at Fourth and Main sts. In the 1951 Veterans Memorial Building that houses the museum, the first 49-star flag in the state was raised. A 49-star flag continues to fly today. Visitors can view exhibits about the area's early gold mining days, Tlingit culture and life in the Juneau-Douglas areas. Special exhibits change annually. A relief map of the city's topography and a video presentation titled “Juneau: City Built on Gold” are other features. The exterior grounds are graced by totem poles. Guided 1.5-hour downtown walking tours or free maps outlining a historic self-guiding walking tour are available.

Guided tours are available.