The Jacob Berger House, or the Sally Carrighar House, just west of downtown Nome is a two-story Victorian mansion, built during the Nome Gold Rush in 1903-04. Built by miner Jacob Berger, he imported top-quality materials brought in from west coast ports, and it was specially designed to withstand Nome's harsh climate. This iconic house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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1. Downtown Nome Walking loop — Nome

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Location: Nome, Nome, Alaska, United States

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