Alaska is rich in history and substance, that there?s just a lot to learn about it if you?re really interested. Luckily, places like the Sullivan Roadhouse Historical Museum are around to tell you more.

The Sullivan Roadhouse Historical Museum is one of the greatest places to learn about Alaska?s history. The building, completed in 1905, served as a roadhouse in Interior Alaska. It was operated as such by John and Florence Sullivan from 1905 to 1922. They welcomed the winter travellers who came by, pulled in by the gold rush.

The Sullivan Roadhouse Historical Museum functions today as an exhibit of the site?s operation as a commercial inn. It is filled with artifacts and mementos of the days of the Sullivan Roadhouse as a temporary home to weary travellers.