Government Indian School
Haines, Alaska • Haines County
Haines, Alaska • Haines County
The Government Indian School in Haines, Alaska, was a residential school established in 1905 to educate Alaska Native children. The campus originally included several wood-frame buildings constructed in a utilitarian style, designed to house students and staff and provide classroom facilities.
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Mile 1.5 Haines Hwy., Haines, Alaska
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