Historical Monuments in Anchorage

Saint Innocent is Anchorage's Russian Orthodox Cathedral. This beautiful church was built in 1994 for the Russian Orthodox populat

All of us living in Spain in the 70s know who Felix Fodriguez de la Fuente is. We all cried when he died and sang My Friend Felix

The Oscar Anderson House is one of the truly historic buildings in Anchorage. This building was built in 1915 by a butcher named O

Resolution Park is actually a huge deck that has many levels from which to enjoy the views of Cook Inlet, named for Captain Cook,

This monument is located at Merrill Field Airport in Anchorage, and is dedicated to all the pilots and men who were killed or capt

Elizabeth and Roy Peratrovich were two of the most influential people who fought for the rights of the native people of Alaska and

This is a monument for United States veterans. There is a statue of a soldier and several plaques representing the World Wars, Kor

Dedicated to American president Dwight D. Eisenhower, who was in office when Alaska became an official state (49) in 1959, this be

The monument to Dr Martin Luther King in Anchorage is located in Delaney Park in the city center. If you visit this place, you'll