Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum Tours

Facing the camera, a ranger stands on the steps of a small building with a sign "Jeff. Smiths Parlor" while people face her — NPS/S. Spatz

Find out how the story of gold rush outlaw Jeff. "Soapy" Smith became a legend, turned into a museum, and is now one of the treasures of the National Park Service. The saga unfolds through gold rush artifacts and many decades of Skagway curiosities. The museum is now restored to its 1960s glory.

Early May to late September
Times TBD on a daily basis for 2022 season
Tour lasts 15 minutes
Tour travels through all 3 rooms
Meet at the Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum on 2nd Avenue and Broadway
Wheelchair accessible, service animals welcome
14 people maximum per tour, first-come first-served

TICKETS are no longer necessary for the 2022 season. First-come first-served, and please check in at the Visitor Center for the daily times.

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