- Ketchikan, Alaska - Wikipedia
The area near the mouth of Ketchikan Creek earned Ketchikan a measure of infamy during the first half of the 20th century for a red-light district known as Creek Street, with brothels aligned on either side of the creek
- SitNews: Ketchikan: A town of few highrises By DAVE KIFFER
Now they are condominium buildings called the Marine View and the Tongass Towers Both were slightly over 100 feet tall and they remained Ketchikan's tallest "buildings" for more than half a century until expansion at the Ketchikan Shipyard created a construction hall that topped out at 105 feet
- 10 Interesting Facts About Ketchikan, Alaska - Isolated Traveller
Ketchikan is a city in the state of Alaska, United States It is located on the Tongass Narrows, an arm of the Inside Passage, about 275 miles southeast of Juneau Ketchikan was founded in 1883 by John Brady, a prospector who was looking for gold
- Ketchikan Historical Highlights - firstalaskacruise. com
Owned by Louisiana-Pacific, it operated from 1954 to 1997 and was the last pulp mill to operate in Alaska
- Star House Historical Marker
One of Ketchikan's oldest buildings and the Territory of Alaska's only registered brothel Infamous owner “Black Mary” Thomas added a dance hall with an inlaid star in the floor, giving the building its name
- Amusement Places Arcades in Ketchikan, AK - Superpages
Amusement Places Arcades in Ketchikan on superpages com See reviews, photos, directions, phone numbers and more for the best Amusement Places Arcades in Ketchikan, AK
- Day 81: Stedman-Thomas Historic District, Ketchikan, Alaska
📌APIA Every Day (81) - The Stedman-Thomas Historic District, situated in Ketchikan, Alaska, served as a hub for several Asian American and Pacific Islander groups from the early 1900s to the 1940s
- Ketchikan is…
From our origin as a summer fish camp, Ketchikan has been a mining center, fishing port, cannery town, timber town, and a tourist destination It has been called a variety of names, from "The Salmon Capital of the World" to the "Wickedest City in Alaska "
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