- first thursday
- periscope
- free admission
- scenic views
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- R BMay 30, 2015Huge collection and great exhibits! Sometimes the curatorial voice is lost...visitors get a jumble of info that doesn't always weave itself together, and leave asking what it all meant
- Jesse HarrisJanuary 6, 2013Goose turds here are amazing. Nearly stepped on one inside the museum :-(I still however picked up a membership, the museum is fantastic!
- Silvia AdrianaNovember 12, 2016It's an interesting and interactive place for learning about Seattle and Pacific Northwest history in a fun way. I love it!
- Janine AndersonJanuary 13, 2013This is an absolutely fabulous museum. Lots to see and do but bring the hand sanitizer, as there is also a lot to touch! Plan on at least 3 full hours to see everything.
- Jian AdornadoSeptember 6, 2014Free every first Thursday of the month. Great way to see history and technology together.
- Errin PJune 12, 2019The best musical in town isn't at The 5th Ave - it's at The Great Seattle Fire Theatre. Make sure you catch it!
- Irene MJuly 20, 2017Great place to spend an hour or two learning about PacNW history and see some quality Seattle memorabilia. Do not miss the fire exhibit.
- HISTORYApril 12, 2010With over 60,000 visitors every year, it is one of Seattle's most popular museums, & preserves & promotes the history of the Pacific NW. The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from the area.
- Genki U.April 1, 2015A small, but fact loaded museum. Great for Seattle fans or people who just want to get a taste of the local history.
- Jessalyn PinneoFebruary 17, 2013Head up to the 4th floor for great views of Lake Union - and to check out the periscope!
- TruthorDare.usNovember 13, 2012We dare you to find the USS Colorado deck gun in the Garden of Iconic Objects and then head into the Hall of Icons and Eye Candy and find a pink tow truck.
- Smithsonian ChannelJune 24, 2011Bobo, the Woodland Park Zoo’s gorilla, was one of Seattle’s biggest draws through the 1960s. His stuffed pelt is still one of this museum’s star attractions today. (From Aerial America) Read more
- Jack ReevesSeptember 4, 2017Check out the speciality gallery on the 2nd floor and the Great Seattle Fire exhibit.
- Louis GardinoSeptember 6, 2014They have a lot packed into the perimeter of this place. Spend a couple of hours seeing the local history. Very fun.
- Scott RoseSeptember 2, 2016Great permanent exhibit showing how Seattle came to be. Difficult to cover in a single visit.
- Parking is a bit far away but tolerable. Fun trip to took your kids to as there is a lot of hand-on experience
- Zan LussierAugust 7, 2014Seattle's history comes to life! Gorgeous new building on the water. Make a day of visiting.
- Larissa VidalDecember 28, 2017If you’re running around Lake Union, this is a nice pit stop. You’re welcome. And buy some hot cocoa.
- Great museum!!! Go to see the exhibit about the great fire
- SamanthaMarch 14, 2013Great museum, tons of information and lots to see. Leave yourself plenty of time.
- Don't leave without visiting the Great Seattle Fire exhibit.
- Nick LeeAugust 20, 2015Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos Flip the Switch on New Bezos Center for Innovation at MOHAI - See more at:
- Monika KaufmanMarch 4, 2011Get in free the first Thursday of every month, and come visit the famous Lincoln Toe Truck!
- Kelsey BresemanOctober 14, 2013Your cheat sheet to Seattle. Learn everything here and you could be a local.
- Hang out in Boomtown and pretend you're in olde times. Only thing missing is the saloon.
- EverydayJuly 7, 2013Lots of things to check out about the history of Seattle, but overall, nothing too special. Check out the baseball section! Eddddggggggggaaaaaaarrrrrr!