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319, 2nd Avenue South, 98104, Seattle, King County, US United States
kontakter telefon: +1 206-220-4240
internet side: www.nps.gov
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 47.5993865, Longitude: -122.3320228
Nagaraj Tanguturu
::Nice place to go and review the history. They have friendly staff and its free to visit. Kids can have fun with getting stamps.
Marilyn Kolander
::What a treasure to go too and explore. Wonderful place to take a family to learn about and the gold rush and have a hands on experience. It is free, nice gift shop, just a treasure tucked into Seattle.
Sofia Bernstien
::If you like history, this is definitely a place to check out! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable!
Zach Wurtz
::A (100% free )National Park Museum right in Downtown Seattle?!?!...Yes Please! Really fun place to burn 60-90 mins while waiting for a ferry or before a game/match at the stadiums. Its a well kept secret so don't plan on any lines or crowds but remember to check out the 'wheel of fortune' and see if you were one of the lucky few that would've struck it rich!
Ben Trevor
::Very nice little museum. Good place to learn about one of the most important events in early Seattle history. I played the computer game Yukon Trail a lot as a kid, so I thought it was pretty cool to find out more about the real life experiences of people heading north back then. It's not the kind of place where you'd plan a whole trip just to go there, but if you're in the area anyway (Pioneer Square, International District, football/baseball/soccer game), I definitely recommend stopping by.