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Skagway, Alaska
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Jeff Smith's Parlor, also known as the 'Soapy Smith's Parlor,' was operated by the infamous con artist Jefferson 'Soapy' Smith during the Klondike Gold Rush.
The parlor houses a collection of artifacts from the Gold Rush era, including Soapy Smith's original safe and various period photographs.
The building is part of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, which preserves the history of the gold rush in Skagway and the surrounding areas.
The National Park Service undertook extensive restoration efforts to preserve the building's original structure and historical significance.
The parlor is a reminder of Skagway's role as a bustling hub during the Klondike Gold Rush, attracting prospectors and opportunists alike.
