This national park is a free historical museum that shares stories of remarkable adventures that would forever change the city's people, culture, …
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Mar 20, 2025
It is a museum in a building in the Pioneer district. Mostly posters and murals with artifacts that bring alive the maddening gold rush to Yukon that gripped Seattle and led to its emergence as the …Full review by 150rajibs
Nov 29, 2024
Very little free in this world but this place is and is well worth visiting. In an historic building it's well laid out and the exhibits are clear and interesting. A fascinating short period in his…Full review by flowerlady64
Nov 2, 2024
Free, must do. It's free! Very interesting reads. Some interactive stations. I think this would appeal to all ages: littles and adults!Full review by kerlyqueue
About how long does it take to go through the museum? I am trying to plan my visit but not sure if I should plan a whole day or just an hour/afternoon/etc around this
I'm confused... is this National Park mainly an indoor thing or mainly an outdoor thing? My sisters and I don't tolerate heat well, so the question is important, because if we're having a heat wave on the dates we're in Seattle, and the Klondike is mainly outdoors, then we'll probably have to skip it. But if it's mainly indoors, then this would be a good choice during a heatwave. We're all interested in the exhibit, but won't enjoy it if we're physically miserable. Thanks in advance for answers.
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Look up the website and you'll see exactly what it's about......and the opening times!
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When was the park established?
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President Gerald Ford signed Public Law 94-323 on June 30, 1976 creating Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. The park was established as a single unit with sites...
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