Mascot Saloon Museum
Mascot Saloon
A gold rush-era saloon restored by the National Park Service, with mannequin patrons behind the bar. Free to visit.
The Mascot Saloon was built in 1898 and was one of more than 70 saloons in Skagway during the gold rush. It later became a pharmacy and a store. The National Park Service has restored it to its 1898 saloon scene. Wooden bar, bottles and mannequin patrons in period dress are all on display, and panels explain the entertainment and drinking problems of the gold seekers. Entry is free and takes only about ten minutes. It is located at the corner of Broadway and Third Avenue.
Opening hours
Summer about 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Arctic Brotherhood Hall
- White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad
- Red Onion Saloon
- Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Visitor Center
- Jeff. Smith's Parlor Museum
- Days of '98 Show
- Moore House & Cabin
- Broadway Street Historic District