Princess Cruises has unveiled a special exhibit aboard its seven Alaska ships that takes passengers back in time to the early days of cruising in Alaska. Developed in partnership with Princess and the Alaska State Museum, the show, entitled “Then & Now: 100 Years of Cruising Alaska’s Waters,” gives cruisers a glimpse of Alaska and the Inside Passage as it was a century ago, as experienced by early steamship “excursionists.” Displayed in the atrium of Princess ships during the port of call in Juneau, the exhibit features a selection of 30 historical photographs and artifacts largely from the collections of the Alaska State Library and Alaska State Museum, both in Juneau. “Then & Now: 100 Years of Cruising Alaska’s Waters” will run through the summer Alaska cruise season. Above, the steamer City of Topeka sails in Glacier Bay around 1895. This photo is one of 30 historic images currently displayed aboard Princess ships in Alaska (image courtesy of the Alaska State Museum). (http://www.princess.com)