This came as a free extra with one of our other excursions we booked on the cruise ship. Wouldn't of gone otherwise. But it was fun learning a lil bit of history about the place and seeing how they lived there...

This museum highlights the "brothel" era in Ketchikan. It was the house of the most predominant madam in town. It's situated on the boardwalk of Creek Street. It is very cluttered. So it is hard to get a real understanding of what life was like....More

So much history in this little museum, so much to see and read! Really enjoyed our visit here, the house is kept just about as it was many years ago. She was a colorful character!! Don't miss the shower curtain!

Dolly was surely one of the most interesting and notorious citizens in Ketchikan. We walked past her house but did not go in as time was of the essence for us. The brightly painted green house sits on pilings on Creek Street and her Dolly...More

"That was the biggest waste of $20 ever" said my kiddo. $10 per adult to take a 5 min walk through a house, kids were free. You can learn about the "industry by reading varound signs around town. But enjoy the walk along the creek.

Visited in end of August 2018 while on Norwegian Bliss. My boys (11 years old) wanted to do fishing but fishing excursions are expensive. So at the tourist info desk we found out we can rent fishing poles on the side of the Dolly’s House...More

Interesting self guided tour of the famous or infamous Dolly with plenty of artifacts on display. Employees are volunteers that work for tips so take a few bucks with you