Begich Towers, Whittier, Alaska

Begich Towers, Whittier, Alaska, home to 90% of Whittier's residents, originally built as army apartments. Formally known as Hodge Building.......The strangest town in Alaska, Whittier - only reachable by tunnel or ship. It's a stop off point for Cruise ships, and the Alaska raildroad. 90% of inhabitants live in one building! Originally established as a military base during World War two.

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Begich Towers, Whittier, Alaska, home to 90% of Whittier's residents, originally built as army apartments. Formally known as Hodge Building.......The strangest town in Alaska, Whittier - only reachable by tunnel or ship. It's a stop off point for Cruise ships, and the Alaska raildroad. 90% of inhabitants live in one building! Originally established as a military base during World War two.