The Alaska Native Brotherhood building is a registered National Historic Landmark built in 1914. Located on Katlian Street in the heart of the traditional Tlingit village, it serves as an Alaska Native community center. National Register of Historical Places.
This modern rendition of a Tlingit clan house offers a unique and rare Alaskan Native setting located downtown. The stunning backdrop, a house screen named “Lovebirds,” provides unforgettable photos. A tribal minister is available to perform the ceremony. A kitchen is available and other special services can be arranged with prior notice.
The Sitka Tribe of Alaska is the federally recognized government for more than 4000 Tribal Citizens who are primarily of Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimpsian Heritage in the Sheet’-Ká area of Southeastern Alaska.
Totem Square contains a Russian cannon and three anchors recovered from the Sitka vicinity, probably lost by early British or American explorers. The totem pole displays the double-headed eagle of Sitka’s Russian heritage. Located in the downtown area at the west end of Lincoln Street and Katlian Street.