Northwest Seaport Museum

Northwest Seaport Museum


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Northwest Seaport Museum preserves the maritime heritage of Puget Sound and the Northwest Coast. The museum has a variety of concerts such as Sea Chantey Sings, Matthew Moeller & Campbell Road and Sanger & Didele and Halibut Stew. The museum offers a range of educational programs and tours. Visitors can take a tour of the 165-foot historic schooner Wawona. They can experience hands-on activities and colorful work songs from the Age of Sail. Visitors can tour the 120-foot Arthur Foss tugboat. The Arthur Foss tugboat is one of the oldest s in existence and an important part of the history of the Pacific Northwest. Long before Boeing and Microsoft drove our economy, this ship was hard at work on Northwest waters. Northwest Seaport is pleased to be able to share this artifact and its colorful past with the public.

Facilities: Unknown

Reservations: Reservations are accepted for Northwest Seaport Museum.

Best Time To Visit: Visitors need to call the museum.

Fees: An admission fee is charged.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Children must be supervised at all times while at the museum.

Directions: To reach Northwest Seaport Museum from Seattle, take Marion St toward 6th Ave. Follow it for 1 mile. Turn right onto 6th Ave. Follow it for 1 mile. Turn left onto Cherry St. Follow it for 1 mile. Merge onto I-5 N via the ramp on the left toward Vancouver B.C. Follow it for 1 mile. Take EXIT 167 on the left toward Seattle Center. Follow it for 6 miles. Turn right onto Fairview Ave north. Follow it for 1 mile. Turn left onto Valley St. Follow it for 1 mile. End at 1002 Valley St Seattle, WA 98109-4468, US.

Address

Northwest Seaport Museum

1002 Valley Street

Seattle, Washington 98109

Phone
General: (206) 447-9800

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