On a recent Alaskan cruise, I was very pleased to find a bookstore in Skagway, a light among the…read morestandard fare of jewelry stores and souvenir shops. While this storefront is small, there is a great mix of local Alaskan titles as well as national best sellers. I was very glad to find a book written by one of the speakers on my cruise. I neglected to purchase his book before they sold out on the ship gift shop, so finding it here was a blessing. I'm very excited to read it back at home.

My husband and I were in port on a cruise, and of course, we had to stop at a bookstore! This was…read morethe perfect little shop with categorized shelves (women, Alaskan, etc) and progressive titles! The prices were even better! If you're in town, I highly recommend stopping by!

This is an interesting spot to check out while exploring Skagway. I really liked the history aspect…read moreof the shop, though the museum display section did seemed cramped. The gift shop in the front also had a somewhat limited selection compared to the massive stores by the port, but they still have nice items. I stopped in and picked up a beautiful Skagway waterglobe. It's definitely worth a quick stop if you are passing by.

Just heard that Skagway Alaska is one of four counties in the USA with no covid 19 cases, and by…read morefar the most populated of the four counties. Visited Skagway before the pandemic, and one place we stopped was Corrington Alaska Ivory. Combination of a gift shop store, with a small museum in the back. The store has all sorts of artifacts, trinkets, and ivory carvings for sale. Museum exhibits show the history of Alaska. Natives hunting the wooly mammoth 30,000 years ago. A mammoth tusk, with carvings of 14 mammoths and 31 hunters for sale for $52,500. That would make up for the thousands of free loading tourists fresh off the half dozen monster cruise ships visiting the museum daily in the past. History of Alaska illustrated in the museum. Painting of all the various animals in the landscape of Alaska, Russian rule from 1783-1867, purchase of Alaska, whale hunting by boat, settlement by gold rush travelers 1831-1921, and the Iditarod race held annually, with a sled and associated artifacts. Some of the ivory collection from extinct and endangered species such as the mammoth and pacific walrus. Why no covid 19 cases in Skagway? It's completely cut off from the outside. The coronavirus halted cruise ship sailings, and no way to reach Skagway by land from the rest of Alaska, as borders closed at the Yukon, Canada, rendering the tourist as the most recent endangered species.

Nice little shop on the main business street but a bit away from most other places of interest. Had…read morea very nice selection of books, maps, and interesting greeting cards.

It's a great store located in Skagway Alaska. They have a huge variety of goods and unique…read moreassortment of different products all for a decent price. I really like their independent artist made stickers and magnets. They had wood carved magnets that have a unique 3-D effect and it was really awesome to see. The cashiers are pretty friendly. Very grateful to have traveled to this town and experience the old town mining services that they had back then.

Gift shop to the excursion. Open area , well lit . Souvenirs, plenty to choose from. Staff…read morefriendly, prices were reasonable.

The White Pass Store is inside the main station of the White Pass Railroad facility in downtown…read moreSkagway. You can buy your railroad tickets, clothing and railroad memorabilia all in one place. The staff is extremely friendly and willing to answer any questions you may have about the railroad. IMPORTANT TO KNOW: They are also one of the few stores in Skagway offering public restroom availability. Have your camera ready for the many photo opp's on the property.

If you are in search of quilt fabrics that will represent Alaska and your memories of your…read morevacation, this store is the place to go to. It was a bit cramped (when the cruise ships are in port) but the walls and shelves are well stocked with so many fabrics, kits and materials. I was in 7th heaven!! The customer service was great and helpful. They were busy though...but I'm sure they are used to the ebb and flow of the crowds. There were a few chairs inside the door (and possibly a couple outside as well) for the spouses that have little interest in perusing a crowded shop. It was cute. The only thing that could make this shop better would be an expanded facility. But overall, its name says it all. Quilt Alaska. I'll be back one day.

I had to squeeze in this quilt stop on our cruise. They had a great selection of fabric, and like…read morethe other quilt shops I visited in Alaska, I had to exercise some serious self-control not to buy everything in sight. I bought some fabric that I'm sure I couldn't find elsewhere!

Nice little dispo with a good selection at reasonable prices, with friendly, knowledgeable…read moreemployees. The older gentleman who helped us was great to talk story with.

We were in town for the day and were referred to this dispensary by a local. The setup is really…read morecute, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. They are cash-only, but they have an ATM inside, which made things easy. We were very happy with our pre-roll purchase, and I especially enjoyed reading the newspaper articles they had on display. You can tell they genuinely care about their customers. Highly recommend!

Very cute shop with beautiful and unique fine art, jewelry and gifts made by a variety of Alaskan…read moreartists. Fun to browse.