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Supplying the Colony Exhibit

Sitka National Historical Park

Kitchen exhibits, plexiglass on a corner of the wall exposed wood and brick outline of old oven — Russian Bishop's House Kitchen

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This room is where the kitchen was located. Later, it also would have been converted into apartment space. In here you can find out what food they would have kept in their pantry and what countries they traded with to get them. Learn more about tea and how it was a part of both Russian and Tlingit culture. You’ll also discover some of the hardships of colonial life.

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Last updated: April 14, 2025