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The Alaskan Wall
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On August 18, 2017 the name of Adonijah Tauvalaau became the latest name to be entered upon The Alaskan Wall!
On a rainy Alaskan day (August 16, 2017) the name of Jennie Hermann was added to the Alaskan Wall!
On August 14, 2017 the names of Michael and Marilyn Bingham was added to The Alaskan Wall! Mike and Marilyn
are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary and come from the Great State of Michigan and are here with
their family! We wish them all lots of good adventures while here! Congratulations Mike and Marilyn!!!
Welcome to the Alaskan Wall!
The Alaskan Wall has been in existence since September of 2001. The wall is
an innovative way for individuals around the world to recognize themselves,
their family members, friends and pets.
The wall is situated in Knik, Alaska and is next to the National Historic
Iditarod Trail. (The Iditarod Trail runs from Seward in the South to Nome in
the Northwest, and is a winter trail that connects various Native Alaskan
villages).
an innovative way for individuals around the world to recognize themselves,
their family members, friends and pets.
The wall is situated in Knik, Alaska and is next to the National Historic
Iditarod Trail. (The Iditarod Trail runs from Seward in the South to Nome in
the Northwest, and is a winter trail that connects various Native Alaskan
villages).
To date, more than 300 names are included on the wall. The wall serves as a
memorial to the past and present. Each name is engraved on an eight-foot long weatherproofed
wooden plaque with two-inch lettering. Each name is intended to remain beside the
trail in Alaska indefinitely.
Each year many people throughout the world visit the wall and
surrounding gardens, and everyone is welcome here.
The wall serves both as a memorial to the living and to those who have lived.
It also serves as a protective barrier to the many nesting waterfowl
that nest here each spring.
To those who's names are inscribed upon this wall we honor and pay tribute
to, both on the wall and on this web site. We are committed to preserving
all these and future names.
wooden plaque with two-inch lettering. Each name is intended to remain beside the
trail in Alaska indefinitely.
Each year many people throughout the world visit the wall and
surrounding gardens, and everyone is welcome here.
The wall serves both as a memorial to the living and to those who have lived.
It also serves as a protective barrier to the many nesting waterfowl
that nest here each spring.
To those who's names are inscribed upon this wall we honor and pay tribute
to, both on the wall and on this web site. We are committed to preserving
all these and future names.
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