The duck tour vehical was enclosed in plastic on top so that it could be heated. Small circular holes along the side were open to allow photographs to be taken.

The tour first passed a storefront with the number 30 and a couple of small totems.

Wooden stairs led up from the street to a government building. Notice the city bus heading down a steep street on the right.

The Ketchikan City Hall building was unassumingly set into a former storefront.

The sign for the "Fire and Ice Fine Jewelry Boutique" was separated from the "Colors Fine Jewelry" sign by an American flag.

A street filled with tourist stores lay opposite the Cruise Ship docks. The sign over the road read, "Welcome to Alaska's 1st City, Ketchikan, The Salmon Capital of the World."

The Fish Pirate's Saloon, Restaurant and Gift Shop lay at the end of a long curved street.

The Ruby Princess cruise ship briefly became the largest building in the town.

The American Legion building lay in front of a slanted road on pillars that gave vehical access to several hillside homes.

Part of the tour took the Duck Boat on a road alongside a creek.

Alaska Broadcast Communications, Inc at 526 Stedman was home to two radio stations: KTHN AM 930 and KGTW FM 106.7.