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326 5th St
Douglas, AK 99824
+1 (907) 586-1023
http://www.stnicholasjuneau.org
Though there were never any Russians in Juneau during Alaska’s time as a Russian colony (1784–1867), and no missionaries were sent to Juneau when the city was established in 1881, the Orthodox Church became strongly established here through the efforts of the local Tlingit leaders.

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John S.
1/21/2008

A great example of the Russian influence that has permeated the history of Alaska. This tiny building is a great way to see a unique style of architecture. The gift shop is pretty standard and not...

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Janelle F.
5/30/2023

If you love history and just old things in general you'll love this stop. If you're walking from the port it is definitely a little trek up the steep hills that Juneau is hiding. Nestled in a...

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Donna B.
9/11/2015

Hidden treasure but should have expected it. This small historical Russian Orthodox Church is located a few minutes from downtown Juneau in a residential neighborhood. A very simple late 1800...

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Junglist S.
8/7/2010

Very cool interesting church. Unique and great history. Nice little detour out of the way from the tourist junk. Please take off your hat and be respectful, and donate a few bucks on your way out!

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