Seward is located on Resurrection Bay,127 miles south of Anchorage, population 2606. Historically, Seward was an important transportation hub for Alaska's mining, exploration, fishing and trapping industry. Resurrection Bay, a year- round ice-free harbor, made Seward an important cargo and fishing port as well as a strategic military post during WWII. 
This church is St.Peter's Episcopal church-it is considered the oldest protestant church on the Kenai Peninsula. 
This is the original hotel and it is still open for business.
Brown & Hawkins is one of the oldest family owned business in Alaska. It was built in 1904.
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