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Current Exhibits

Northwest native plant garden


Past Exhibits

Between the Lines
Sound Spots
Fired Up

Navigating to Alki: Early Maps of the Duwamish Peninsula 

Using historic maps, this exhibit shows the growth and development of the northern Duwamish Peninsula, from its first inhabitants until its annexation by Seattle in 1907.

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Address

3003 61 Ave. SW, Seattle, WA  98116

(206) 350-0999

ADA ramp is on the south side of the museum, along with an ADA restroom.

Hours

Friday – Sunday

By appointment only

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The Southwest Seattle Historical Society acknowledges that the Log House Museum is on the traditional land of the dxʷdəwʔabš (Duwamish) people, past and present. The museum is built from logs which grew on the land before the arrival of non-Native peoples. We honor with gratitude the land and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.

Support local history by visiting the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center.

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SWSHS requires proof of vaccination (or a negative test within 72 hours) for all visitors to the Log House Museum who are 12 years and older. This requirement is in compliance with King County’s mandate. Face coverings are still required in the Log House Museum for all visitors age 5 and older regardless of vaccination status.