In 1964, the Red Dog Saloon greeted tourists getting off of cruise ships in Juneau, just as it does today and had done for several decades before. In fact, it has been recognized as the “oldest, man-made tourist attraction in Alaska.” The saloon offered (and offers) a family-friendly atmosphere featuring local musical talent.

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The menu itself is dated August 27, 1964. If I read this timetable correctly, the northbound Prince George would have arrived in Juneau on the 27th. An 8-1/2 hour layover gave passengers a good opportunity to visit the Red Dog and other sites in Alaska’s capital.