Alaska Museums Surveys and Data

The goals of the 2010 survey were to establish the current health of our cultural resources; where we as an industry thrive, where our needs are, to foster a professional industry relationship, and to generate ideas and support.

61 museums participated in the 2010 survey. Listed in alphabetical order are the museums who participated:

1. Ahtna Heritage Foundation
2. Alaska Native Heritage Center
3. Alaska Sealife Center
4. Alaska State Museum
5. Alaska Zoo
6. Alpine Historical Park
7. Alutiiq Museum
8. American Bald Eagle Foundation
9. Anchorage Museum
10. Aviation Heritage Museum
11. Baranov Museum
12. Carrie McClain
13. Clausen Museum
14. Colony House
15. Copper Center
16. Cordova Historical Museum
17. Denali National Park
18. Duncan Cottage Museum
19. Eagle Historical Museum and Archive
20. Elfin Cove Museum
21. Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum
22. Hammer Museum
23. Hoonah Indian Association
24. Hope Sunrise Historical Society
25. Inupiat Heritage Center
26. Juneau Douglas City Museum
27. Kasilof Historical Society
28. Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center
29. Klondike Gold Rush
30. Kodiak Maritime Museum
31. Last Chance Mining Museum
32. Morris Thompson Center
33. Museum of Alaska Transportation and Industry
34. Museum of the Aleutians
35. Museum of the North
36. Natural History Museum
37. Nenana Cultural Center
38. Palmer Museum
39. Pioneer Air Museum
40. Pioneer Memorial Museum
41. Port Alexander Museum
42. Pratt Museum
43. Resurrection Bay Historical Society/Seward Museum
44. Roundhouse at Alyeska
45. Sam Fox Museum
46. Seldovia Museum
47. Sheldon Jackson Museum
48. Sitka Historical Museum
49. Sitka National Historic Park
50. Skagway Museum
51. Soldotna Historical Museum
52. Talkeetna Museum
53. Tanana Valley Historical Society/House of Wickersham
54. Tanana Valley Railroad Museum
55. Tongass Museum
56. Totem Heritage Center
57. Valdez Museum
58. Wells Fargo Museum
59. Whitney Museum
60. Whittier Museum
61. Wrangell Museum