Mascot Saloon Museum

The Mascot Saloon Museum is a restored 1898 saloon located in Skagway, Alaska, originally part of the Klondike Gold Rush. Upon entering, visitors encounter the rustic charm of the wooden bar, period décor, and various artifacts that tell the story of the saloon's colorful past, including its role in the rough-and-tumble life of gold seekers. Plan to spend about half an hour exploring the museum's exhibits, which include vintage photographs and historical accounts of the saloon's patrons. Best visited in summer when Skagway sees the highest tourist traffic, the museum is conveniently situated along Broadway, close to other historic sites like the Skagway Museum and Archives.