In between there are several city, state and federal park areas in the Juneau area that beckon the visitor and resident alike. Wickersham's house is a historical artifact. The judge was a historian and territorial delegate to Congress during Alaska's early days. The Gastineau Historical Society plans to open up the mining museum and compressor building, which are across Gold Creek on a limited access footbridge, said Gary Gillette, society president. Hours of operation have not been set, so interested visitors can call 586-538.
Groups can schedule special tours.
May 18, International Museum Day, admission is free. The 2,800-acre park is located near Mile 39 of the Glacier Highway. The second cabin is farther up the trail. For reservations, call the state division of parks at 465-4563. Three trails follow different routes into the park.