mugs and other paraphernalia were sold out of the booth

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The original gift shop at Humpy’s was called the Duck Hut and was no bigger than a broom closet. T-shirts, mugs and other paraphernalia were sold out of the booth, which was only manned when someone indicated they wanted something. It was situated facing the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts across the street on Sixth and was actually situated in the entryway of Humpy’s. Humpy’s deemed this too small and eventually took over the part of the building to the east, which used to house Stephan Fine Arts.
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