Wickersham
- Site: Wickersham SHP
- Location at Site: Downtown Juneau, Seward St. & 7th Ave.
Accessible
| Parking | Boat Docks | Water | |||
| Route | Cabins | Telephone | |||
| Ramp |  |
Trails | Telescope | ||
| Stairs | Beach | Other: | |||
| Restrooms | Overlook |
Campground
| Parking | Fire-Raised/Ring | ||
| Route | Pressure Water | ||
| Table |
Restroom Inspection
Structure Toilet
| Door Width: | 00" |
Interior Width: | 00" |
Depth: | 00" |
| Height: | 00" |
C/L to back wall: | 00" |
C/L to side wall: | 00" |
| Grab Bar: | N/A |
Side, height: | 00" |
Rear, height: | N/A |
Comments
This is a historical, renovated old house, built in 1898, where Judge Wickersham used to live. There is no accessible parking, nor sidewalks here. The ramp up to it is good, with 8-8.5% slope, 60”x64” platform on top.
There is a 27” wide door in the bathroom, and a 29” door entering this section. There are many interesting historical artifacts in the home, and the hosts serve Russian tea and sourdough cookies. The bathroom is usable but not accessible. There is a tricky 3” drop leading out in the door to the sun room.
