Sullivan Roadhouse — Attraction in Alaska

Initially, built-in 1905, Sullivan Roadhouse is the oldest, still standing structure in Interior Alaska. Its previous location along the Valdez-Fairbanks Trail south of Fairbanks was no longer accessible, so it was relocated and restored. This place existed when there were no roads for cars; people usually traveled in the winter and employed dogs and horses. The traveler going to Fairbanks or back to Valdez would stop and find food, lodging, and company at the roadhouse. Today by car, it takes eight hours. Back then, it could take weeks to make the trip. The building was relocated to Delta Junction to preserve it. I like the Christmas lighting of the Sullivan Roadhouse each year, done...

I recently had the pleasure of touring Sullivan Roadhouse with one of the best guides I’ve ever encountered. From the moment our group gathered, it was clear we were in expert hands. Our guide was not only incredibly knowledgeable about the exhibits but also had a unique ability to bring history, art, and culture to life through...

Super cool spot that has very detailed history about roadhouse life. Letters from the old owner are scattered all over. Totally worth the time to stop by. Fun fact: This roadhouse wasn't in its current spot (also not where the location is on the map) it was moved from the Tanana River in...