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| Museum of History and Industry |
MOHAI collects, preserves and presents the rich history of the Pacific Northwest. Its engaging exhibits and programs have created an appreciation for the Northwest's diverse cultural, social and economic history.
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| 2700 24th Ave East |
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| Seattle |
| WA |
| 98112 |
Daily 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
First Thursdays 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Close early at 3:00 pm Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve
Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day |
Adult (ages 18-61) $8
Senior (ages 62+) $7
Student and Military with current ID $7
Youth (ages 5-17) $6
Pre-School (ages 4 & under) Free
First Thursdays Free
Additional AAA and U-Pass discounts are available
MOHAI Members FREE |
| (206) 324-1126 |
| http://www.seattlehistory.org/visit.cfm |
 | | Laura K., Co-op Member | | Seattle has a rich history, and it is presented here at the MOHAI in wonderful detail. I personally love this museum, as it holds a lot of history for this third generation Seattle native, however my children do not hold the same fondness for this place. While there are a couple of hands-on exhibits (salmon fishing, canning room), most of the information presented here requires a lot of detailed reading and the meaning lessons behind many of the displays is lost on younger children. I would say this museum is best for kids 9 and up, or with younger kids if you don't mind racing through and missing much of what's here. Sensitive issues, such as details of the Japanese-American internment camps are touched on. Favorite exhibits include the great Seattle Fire, and the modernization of the fish canning industry. |
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 | | Nancy D., Co-op Member | | This is a great museum highlighting the history of the Seattle area. There are great hands-on exhibits including: a fishing vessel, a salmon cannery, and a cannery house. Special exhibits make it a new experience each visit. |
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