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Natural History and Cultural Exhibits Related to the Pacific Northwest
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Corner of 17th Ave NE and NE 45th St (University of Washington campus) Seattle, WA 98195 |
+1 206 543 7907 |
To get your fix of natural history, head to the Burke Museum. Here you'll find great hands-on exhibits that spotlight the natural history of Washington state and the Native tribes of the Northwest. Check out the reptile and dinosaur displays to get an idea of the beasts that once roamed the land long before humans made an appearance. The museum covers over 500 million years of history in the Life and Times of Washington State exhibit, and spotlights various fossils found in the Northwest--there's even a complete skeleton of a mastodon. The other permanent exhibit, Pacific Voices, focuses on the rich culture of the state and surrounding area, and features informative exhibits about the Native tribes who originally inhabited the Pacific Northwest.
Best Modes of Transportation:
Automobile/Car
Bus
Walking
Notes: From I-5, exit east onto NE 45th Street. Travel east on NE 45th Street to 17th Avenue NE. Turn right onto 17th. The museum will be immediately on your right.
Parking Availability: Yes
Average Price per Hour: $0-$5
Notes: Parking lots are located near the museum on the UW campus for a price of about $10.00. The fee is prorated so if your visit lasts less than 4 hours you will receive a partial refund. Parking is free after noon on Saturday and all day Sunday.
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