Leah S.
11/18/2015
Nothing is better than a free history exhibit! We happened across this place by accident when I was showing my Dad around Alki beach. We headed in here and got our nerd on about the first...
Log House Museum
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3003 61st Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98116
The SW Seattle HSTRCL-Log House Museum is a historical society and museum located in Seattle, WA. They offer a variety of exhibits and tours that showcase the history and culture of the Southwest Seattle area. Visitors can explore current exhibits, such as the Northwest Native Garden, and learn about the rich history of the region. The museum also offers the opportunity to rent the log house for private events and hosts educational programs for teachers and students. With a mission to preserve and share the history of Southwest Seattle, the Log House Museum is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts.
The museum regularly hosts events and presentations, such as the Words, Writer Southwest Stories series, which features authors and speakers discussing various topics related to history and culture. They also offer membership and volunteer opportunities for those interested in supporting the museum's mission. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor to Seattle, the Log House Museum provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of Southwest Seattle and its surrounding communities.
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Matthew H.
11/30/2016
I love history. I came across this place while working. It's one of the first places built in Seattle. If your in the area you should stop by if you have a few minutes. Its a great little...
Richie D.
12/15/2013
This here, my friends, is the start of it all. Truly where Seattle began... This Log House was once a carriage house, home (met a previous inhabitant myself who is now the head chairwoman of the...
Stephen M.
7/24/2016
The Log House Museum is a small, free attraction off Alki that even locals may not know exists. I was expecting the inconspicuous, two-story log cabin to house and retell the story of the area's...
Connie P.
6/8/2014
I've lived here for 50 years and I just had my first visit. It's a charming little museum with some fun exhibits. I was there the day after they unveiled their new/old totem pole, which is really...
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