
Hidden gem of Alaskan history. This old ghost town was deserted in 1917, after railroad reached Anchorage and bypassed Knik, causing major economy disaster for locals. People were packing their...
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The Wasilla-Knik Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the Wasilla and Knik areas, focusing on themes such as gold mining, dog mushing, and homesteading in Alaska. Their Knik Museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore local history through various exhibits and events throughout the year.
In addition to the museum, the society hosts community events like the Trails Day, Homestead Survivors Reunion, and the annual Alaska Day Dinner, fostering a sense of connection and nostalgia among residents. The Wasilla Farmers Market, held during the summer, showcases fresh produce and Alaskan-made gifts, further engaging the community in local heritage.
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Hidden gem of Alaskan history. This old ghost town was deserted in 1917, after railroad reached Anchorage and bypassed Knik, causing major economy disaster for locals. People were packing their...
This was a nice little visit, and I enjoyed speaking to the woman who is the longtime curator, museum director. This little museum is located right on the Iditerod trail. And I had a hard time...
Great museum! My wife and I stopped and spent almost 2 hrs here. Very interesting and informative tour guide. I wish I would've thought to get her name. I could've listened to her stories for...
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