Cape Fox Village

Cape Fox Village is a locality in Southeast Alaska near present-day Ketchikan.

It is the site of a former village called Gaash of the Cape Fox people (Saanyaa ḵwaan) of the Tlingit.

[1] The location of the village is on the east side of Revillagigedo Channel, four miles south of Boca de Quadra.

During the Harriman Expedition of Alaska that took place in 1899 several native artifacts that were important to the neighboring populations of Cape Fox were removed and relocated to several academic institutions across the United States, including the Field Museum in Chicago, and Cornell University.

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