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It is unlawful to allow a child into a saloon unless accompanied by a parent.

Status: Historical / Repealed

The Law Explained

An old Gold Rush-era territorial law explicitly stated that minors could not hang out in saloons or gambling halls. While modern liquor laws have replaced this, the archaic phrasing of 'saloon' remained on the books for decades.

📚 Source / Legal Code

Official Code Citation: AS 04.16.049
Where to look:

Alaska Alcoholic Beverage Control

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