Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

It is free. It is small and cute . Worth checking out and wonder along the photo stories and also the materials used during the Gold Rush. Hard to find its entrance.

An undiscovered National Park Service gem, hidden in a historic hotel in downtown Seattle

This is one of the best kept secrets in downtown Seattle. Part of the national park system, this free museum has two films that discuss the gold rush and history of Seattle. Close to King Street.

Lots of stuff for your passbook: (a) Stamp is in bookstore ; (b) 3 embossed stamps in exhibit ; (c) Etched image from metal plate; (d) 2 more stamps but you must take boat or train . Good luck!!

Has an extensive collection of books regarding Seattle as it was forming inrobrhe city we know today. Immersive experience toueing the park . Excellent facility.

This park tells the story Seattle played in the Gold Rush of 1898. Some miners stayed in Seattle & made fortunes in other ways, including John Nordstrom, the founder of Nordstrom department stores .

The attached National Park store sells all of the passes - np pass, discover, and nw forest pass

Cliff Hare is the manager of the gift shop . Avid reader and history enthusiast. Ask him about local history!

Indoor museum is FREE! Stay dry and get a tour with a Park Ranger to learn about Seattle's fascinating history! Gift shop has real gold artifacts for sale too!

Good brief history of the northwest.

No admission price - it's free!!

It's worth seeing the movie !

Give yourself time to look

Video is exceptional.

Great place to take kids!

learn about Seattle's contribution to the Gold Rush

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