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Anchorage, Alaska
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The current monument is a replica of the original statue, which was moved to the Anchorage Museum for preservation due to weathering concerns.
Captain James Cook explored the Alaskan coast during his third and final voyage in 1778, contributing significantly to the mapping of the region.
The Captain Cook Monument is situated in Resolution Park, providing visitors with panoramic views of Cook Inlet and the surrounding mountains.
The statue is a fine example of bronze sculpture, crafted by artist Derek Freeborn, reflecting the artistic styles of the late 20th century.
A plaque at the site provides historical context about Captain Cook's voyages and his impact on the exploration of Alaska.
