The museum has some interesting information about the WWII era and Aleut internment relocation camps, as well as a video and some other exhibits discussing little known facts about local history. However, artifact wise, there isn't much here, except in the indigenous exhibit, which won't seem as impressive after seeing the exhibits in the state museum. I really thought there would be a lot more here. It's okay to visit if you want to get out of the rain or kill some time, but if you're only in Juneau for a day or two, this place can be skipped. Shouldn't cost more than $3.00. I also think the museum should pay their workers.