Near slanting Heinhold's First and Last Chance Saloon, it is a miracle each of them are still standing. See for yourself.
I love this area and so appreciate how we get a glimpse into Jack Londons life. Stop by, explore, and check out his statue too.
It's interesting I guess but it sits on this concrete area with a big iron mess door. It looks like it would fall down any minute. There is a very good wolf casting and a nice fountain right there.
Looks like another of the Port's good ideas gone nowhere.
My daughter had finished reading Call of the Wild. Seeing the cabin and the statue in front just cemented her admiration for the adventurer. It's in pretty good condition and the harbor is right there. Good place to grab a coffee/lunch and stare out at the bay.
The cards on the celing. The dirt floor. Just know how drunk he got there time after time and still wrot lasting stories.
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