Visit to Ketchikan and Totem Bight State Park

Early morning on Day 5

Approaching Ketchikan

Some of the homes as we arrive in port

Mine and Martha's Boat........Not!

Getting ready to dock. The Captain is a very good driver!

North end of town

Lots of shops

South end of town

Getting off the Ship

Martha is pointing out our cabin aboard the Ryndam

Big Duck

Creek Street, A former Red Light District in the early 1900's

Salmon heading upstream to spawn

Look at all those fish, where is my Fishing Rod!!

Dolly's House Museum

Must be Dolly herself!

All the shops on the Creek Street Boardwalk

Simply Salmon Gift Shop

Eagle Grave Marker near entrance to the park which was started in 1938 by the US Forest Service

Martha, paying close attention to the tour guide!

Each totem pole is a copy made by hand using traditional tools.

The "Man wearing Bear Hat" pole is a Tlingit grave marker.

There are currently 14 poles in the Park

Inside the Clan House which could have housed 30 to 50 people

Small door was to help during battles

Wandering Raven entrance pole on the Clan House

View from the Park