James R.
6/8/2025
Great tribute to the history of Alaska. It is sad that people have vandalized it by breaking the marble and removing the placards. Too many people don't care about their history.
Eisenhower Alaska Statehood Monument
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201 E St
Anchorage, AK 99501
The Eisenhower Alaska Statehood Monument in Anchorage, AK is a commemorative site that was established in 1990 to honor the 75th anniversary of the settlement of Anchorage and the declaration of Alaska as a state. It offers visitors a panoramic view of the valley where the city originated and celebrates the historical significance of the area.
This monument serves as a reminder of the growth and prosperity of Anchorage, from its humble beginnings in Tent City to its status as one of the United States. With no admission fee, it is a popular tourist attraction for those interested in the history and heritage of Alaska.
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Eric B.
7/13/2021
The Monument is on the way down the hill from the Downtown Hilton to the Alaska Railroad Depot. Locals call it "Ike on the Half Shell". I read the plaque, hung out at the "plaza" a bit, enjoyed...
Howard L.
9/29/2018
Probably not worth making a drive from far away just to see this monument, but if you happen to be in downtown Anchorage and are particularly interested in Eisenhower and Alaskan rail history,...
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