Wahmee Massacre

Seattle, WA 98104

The Wahmee Massacre site, located in Seattle, WA, is a significant historical landmark that commemorates the tragic events of 1856. This location serves as a reminder of the conflicts between Native American tribes and settlers during the tumultuous period of westward expansion. Visitors can reflect on the complex history of the area and the impact of these events on the local communities.

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