A private sleeping quarters has been recreated to give the visitor the feel of what it was like staying at the old roadhouse. The museum is also home to an extensive collection of artifacts and photographs from the early 1900's as well as exciting and entertaining portions of a local man's dairy. Visitors to the Sullivan Roadhouse will walk away with a true pioneer Alaskan experience and learn about life on the last frontier. So come and take a trip back into Alaska's past. The Sullivan Roadhouse Historical is located across from the Visitor's Information Center and is open 7 days a week from 9am to 6pm.
Admission is free.
Hunter education is a program of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and is taught by state-certified instructors. Alaska's Hunter Education card is accepted in all other jurisdictions where these cards are required for hunting. The purpose of the program is to train hunters in firearms safety, wildlife conservation, and hunting ethics and responsibility. This year's class was held at Granite View Sports and Gifts. Ron and Wanda Stewart handled registrations for the class, set up a classroom space, procured refreshments and took care of important details required for the class.