Sitka National Historical Park

Sitka

Historic Site Moderate Activity

History & Paranormal Activity

The site of the 1804 Battle of Sitka — the last major armed conflict between Russian colonizers and Tlingit warriors — is now a rainforest park where totem poles mark the killing ground. Tlingit people report that the spirits of warriors who died here have never left, and visitors document an oppressive presence in the forest interior, voices in what linguists have confirmed is Tlingit language, and apparitions near the Russian Blockhouse.

🔒 Classified Field Investigation Notes

A Russian-American Company survey from 1805 describes the battlefield as having 'an area of approximately one acre where no tree has grown since the battle, despite the surrounding old-growth' — the area matches no known clearing in the current park map.

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