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  • Although few of the prospectors who entered Cook Inlet became rich, toward the end of the 1800s a small Tanaina Athabascan settlement called Knik had enough commercial activity that the Alaska Commercial Co., which had taken over the assets of the Russian American Co., opened a trading post in 1882. George W. Palmer opened a store there in the 1890s. Read more on the blog by clicking on this pin. #alaskahistory
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