In 1938, homesteaders had their choice of real estate in Alaska - and they were picky. The climate had to be right - not too much rain, not too cold in the winter. It had to have a stupendous view of water and mountains. It had to have rich soil and a beautiful setting, in short, all of the benefits of living in Alaska. Some of the really smart ones chose to settle on the Kenai peninsula in Homer, with its glorious views, abundant wildlife, and great fishing.

Today, Outside and Adventure magazines consistently rank Homer as a "top ten place to live." Though the city and its locale offer many possibilities of where to live, for the adventurous soul in many of us, the Rueben Call Homestead is the "pick of the litter." And now, well-known author Shelley Gill is offering an exciting and unique part of this original alaska homestead for sale and with it, a way to own a piece of Alaska's history.