Corrington’s Alaskan Ivory & Museum

Corrington's museum is free of charge and contains a great private collection of artifacts of Alaska's fascinating history, form pre-historic to modern. There are more than 40 engraved walrus tusks and the world's largest baleen basket.

The museum is nestled in the middle of Corrigton's Alaskan Ivory, so you are conveniently entering and exiting through the gift shop. The shop is filled with beautiful work form many Alaskan Native artist, including eskimo art and artifacts. The Corringtons have been in business here for 38 years.

Contact Information

Phone:

(907) 983-2637

Address:

Broadway & 5th, Skagway, AK 99840

Corrington's Alaskan Ivory & Museum

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Glenora Helfrich

12 May 2015

Several years ago my husband and I were on a cruise there. We bought a lovely ivory bead necklace from mammoth ivory. We could not afford anything else then but I would like earrings and/or a bracelet. Do you have a listing or catalog that I might see. I assume you do not have anything online since I cannot find anything on your website. Glenora Helfrich Reply
- Brittany K
  
  9 Jun 2015
  
  Hi Glenora! We aren't the museum, so we don't have their catalog or anything. I suggest getting in touch with them directly. Their information can be found here: http://skagway.com/business-category/shops/ Hope this helps! Reply