Terrible communication and work. claimed to clean my gutters, charged me $250 and said I was good…read morefor a year only to find out 12 days later that he only did small section, took pictures of those, and then said I was 'good for a year'. 90% of the gutters were untouched. Completely scammed me thinking I would never get up there and find out.

Tim and his Team are fabulous. Very conscientious, thoughtful and thorough. The Team always wear…read morelogos. Very professional.

It's the museum inside Harrigan Centennial Hall. It's small, but mighty. The historical society has…read moredone a great job in preserving Sitka's history. I never really thought much about how the Russian Orthodox Church influenced Alaska until walking through many of the historical sights in town. This museum ties it all together with artifacts recovered from the area (including shipwrecks), as well as donated items from Alaskan native & pioneer families that were passed down from generations. The captain's journal from the USS Ossipee bears witness to the Alaska Purchase ceremony. The otter gut parka (or kamleika) was another interesting find. The Alaskan native people invented & designed these waterproof outer garments for hunting and fishing. The ship's bell that is believed to be from a Russian American vessel (called the "Neva") caught my attention as well. There is an admission fee of $5. I'd say it's worth it. The older woman at the entrance was so friendly and cheerful. She made me laugh a couple of times just hearing the stories she'd tell to other tourists. She apparently sees brown bears around her house daily. No need for a tour... Lol! What a cool lady! Ask her anything, and I assure you that it will brighten up your day.

I am so glad I stumbled on this place. I learned a lot from this place, and the staff, especially…read morethe older female employees, was so nice and helpful. Don't miss this place it's only $5 and very worth it!! If this review helped you at all, please mark as helpful and follow me for more around the world.

Wonderful store like stepping back in time to Radio Shack. The owners were polite and treated me…read morelike I've been going there for years, yet they still acted like I was a big sale. Obviously they're Radio Shack branded items are beginning to dwindle, but, they have a lot of other related products and non-radioshack brand equipment. I like to have you electronic parts as well as some new old stock stuff for people like me. You can definitely get things like chargers and phone heads, routers everything you need. They catered to both locals and tourists. They also had an extensive lineup of office supplies, because you never know when need a pair of scissors,or pencil erasers they got you covered. Again good pricing top notch service 5 out of 5 stars I'd give them 6 stars if I could overall wonderful experience!

It was great to find a local post office right downtown close to where we got off the bus while on…read morea cruise. This was a typical Post office with the usual great service. We mailed our postcards to relatives back home.

Top notch service, great selection and very good prices. I've had them Cerakote a shotgun and some…read morerifles for me and their work is second to none. After getting a tour of their shop it's obvious they care about their work and take the time to do things right.

Veteran (ATF and USCG) owned and operated!!! Can't beat that!!! Despite the shortage of quality…read moregunsmiths and gun stores in the area, how about ethical treatment of customers - ensuring customers aren't overcharged and receive the quality services/products they paid for!!! Can't say enough about that!!! Thank you Kay and Paul for all that you do!!!

Easy walk from downtown and lifesaver from week long cruise. Helpful staff and really happy I…read morefound. Much more affordable than washing clothes on ship my family was on.

Great location for our Bed and Breakfast. Clean and handy during our 7 day fishing vacationread more