319 2nd Ave S, Museum Is Located In What Was Once The Cadillac Hotel At The Corner Of South Jackson Street And Second Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98104-2618
Seattle's only national historical park is located in the old Cadillac Hotel of the Pioneer Square district. Exhibits and video presentations in the museum tell …
Another very interesting museum to visit if you have an hour or so to spare in Seattle. Lots of exhibits to see and loads of information to read about the history of the gold rush. It’s free and run …Full review by tonykA812US
Apr 9, 2025
I visited this museum and was pleasantly surprised to find out entrance is free! The employee at the front desk was friendly and provided clear instructions on how to visit the museum. The museum is …Full review by CharlieV2011
Mar 30, 2025
We were going to be in Seattle for the weekend and wanted to go to the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park to add a stamp to my National Parks Passport, mission accomplished! Learned interest…Full review by SaxBer
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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