Our tour guide went Above & Beyond to make sure we had a very educational & enjoyable tour of the Oscar Anderson House. Great memories for the family. Thank you!

Built in the 1950s this quaint little house was probably pretty large for the day.I encourage you to make an appointment to visit this home and let the tour guide give you all the details. It brings back a lot of memories for some people who say this is just like my grandparents house. So take a trip down memory lane and stop by for a visit next time you are nearby.

The wonderful lady giving the tour was very knowledgeable. She walked us through the whole house, which was build for one of the first families in Anchorage. She answered all my childrens endless questions. I brought 4 children ages 13-7 and they all enjoyed seeing the historical items and learning about early Anchorage.

Visited the park after hours to take a look at the house.Really enjoyed the plaques outside that had some of the history and also stories behind some of the naming in the region.Found the story about the crazy pilots who tried to explore the interior of Alaska very enlightening.Also, crazy to imagine Anderson having to work so hard to get to Anchorage back in the day - makes me feel the drive wasnt so bad after all.

Cool museum. This place was listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1978.

I wish I could travel there. I love History .

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