Museums in Skagway
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park has over 20 historical buildings, four of them museums open to the public, including the Moore House Museum. The Skagway Museum covers town history from the gold rush to today, and Jeff. Smith's Parlor Museum fills three rooms with rare photos and folk art.
Places to go
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Visitor Center
The park visitor center sits in the former Broadway Depot on Broadway in downtown Skagway. Inside, interactive exhibits tell the story of the 1897-98 gold rush to the Klondike.
Jeff. Smith's Parlor Museum
Jeff. Smith's Parlor Museum is a small Skagway museum in the former headquarters of the outlaw Soapy Smith. Its rooms are restored to the 1960s look, with gold rush artifacts and Skagway curiosities.
Skagway Museum and Archives
A small downtown museum of Skagway's gold rush past and the Tlingit people who lived here first. Its collection holds a Tlingit canoe, Bering Sea kayaks and beadwork.
Skagway's Historic District
Six blocks of downtown Skagway along Broadway, lined with buildings from the late 1890s Gold Rush. You walk the boardwalks past saloons, shops and old offices.
Tours to book
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
