The Anchorage Pioneers' Home is a five-story building occupying one third of a city block overlooking an area known as the Park Strip. This "greenbelt" in the center of metropolitan Anchorage area divides the business district from the oldest residential area of the city. The Pioneers' Home sits like a jewel in the crown of this historical community core. Behind Anchorage to the south and east lies the Chugach Mountains, easily visible from most floors of the Home. Mt. McKinley peaks out over ...

The Ketchikan Pioneers' Home opened its doors to residents in November, 1981. The three story building is located on the local bus line, close to both the Alaska Marine Highway and Airport Ferry terminals. The convenient central location means the home is a natural hub for family and friends to congregate and visit. There are 47 residents in the Ketchikan Home and they are cared for by approximately 80 dedicated staff members (including part-time and on-call employees), some of whom ...