Stedman-Thomas Historic District

The Stedman-Thomas Historic District is a collection of well-preserved wooden structures from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting Ketchikan's significance as a fishing and timber town during Alaska's early development. Prominent buildings include the Stedman Building, which was constructed in 1914, showcasing intricate architectural details typical of that era. Visit the district for a leisurely stroll along its charming streets, lined with vibrant shops and galleries that celebrate local art and culture. The best time to explore is during the summer when the weather is mild and the bustling waterfront adds to the area's charm. Look out for the views of the harbor and the surrounding mountains.