Separated from Douglas Island by the ► Gastineau Channel, this city became a capital in 1906 after being moved here from Sitka.
A dispute over the ownership of a tract of land in this city was the basis for the 1899 Supreme Court Case Malony v. Adsit, which was presided over by this city's first mayor, Arthur Delaney. Cope Park, Wickersham State Historical Site, and Perseverance Theater are sites found within this city, whose namesake and co-founder is buried within its Evergreen Cemetery. The historic site of Fort Durham is located near the mouth of the Taku River, which empties into Stephens Passage at the southern end of this city. Formerly known as Rockwell and Harrisburg, it is located at the mouth of the Mendenhall River and its downtown area can be viewed from the top of Mount Roberts. Separated from Douglas Island by the ► Gastineau Channel, this city became a capital in 1906 after being moved here from Sitka. For 10 points, identify this northernmost state capital of the United States.
A dispute over the ownership of a tract of land in this city was the basis for the 1899 Supreme Court Case Malony v. Adsit, which was presided over by this city's first mayor, Arthur Delaney.
City and Borough of Juneau