Richard Proenneke Site
Port Alsworth, Alaska • Lake And Peninsula County
Port Alsworth, Alaska • Lake And Peninsula County
The Richard Proenneke Site preserves the remote log cabin and surrounding structures built and inhabited by Richard Proenneke for over thirty years in the Alaskan wilderness. His meticulously documented life of self-sufficiency and resourcefulness is captured within this rustic settlement near Twin Lakes.
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