Frozen in History: A Reader’s Theater Play celebrates the soldiers who built the Alaska Highway in 1942.
Join us for a dramatic reading in the soldiers’ own words and or words crafted by their relatives. The FREE performance will be held on June 20th, 2026, from 6-8 PM at the Palmer Museum of History and Art.
This program is presented by the Alaska Highway Project team. The Alaska Highway project’s mission is to honor the African American Army Engineers who built the Alaska section of the Alaska Highway during WWII.
Their purpose is to inform the world about the dedication, hard work, and accomplishments of the all-black army regiments (93rd, 95th, and 97th) and the 388th, who worked on the Canol Pipeline project during World War II. All played a vital role in constructing the Alaska Highway.
See you on June 20th! Arrive Early, seating is limited!