Surviving History: America’s Oldest Surviving Restaurants in All 50 States

Alaska: The Historic Skagway Inn

The Skagway Inn initially catered to prospectors during the Gold Rush when it was built in 1897. It was first used as a brothel, a family home, a boarding house, and eventually, a Frontier Country Inn. The Skagway Inn keeps the legacy alive using historical décor to make the guests feel the mystery of the Klondike Gold Rush.

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The Inn was built in a prime location downtown next to the Klondike Gold Rush National Park Historic District. Other than the comfortable rooms, The Historic Skagway Inn has one other thing that lures people back. The amazing food! Olivia’s Bistro serves fresh seafood. The use of season vegetables and the freshest ingredients. You can order King Crab legs ‘From the Sea,’ chicken pot pie ‘From the Land,’ or a delicious homemade dessert!

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