We almost bypassed this nondescript brick building near Pioneer Square between dim sum in Chinatown and clam chowder along the wharf. Caught umbrella-less when it started to rain, we were resigned to hunker down in this free museum till the weather let up, but ended up staying till it closed a couple of hours later. Fascinating and excellently organized/laid out... more

I found that there were plenty of educational and interactive displays at this little museum. It's pretty small, but a lot of fun to check out. The only negative thing I can think of is that some of the historic information is repetitive. For example, the history of John Nordstrom is in about 5 different places. Fortunately, it's pretty much... more

We stumbled upon this museum while walking around Seattle. Great this museum! I enjoyed reading the personal histories of individuals involved in the Klondike gold rush. The museum is well done and well laid out. more

The Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park (Museum) was included as part of a city tour my husband and I took on our first day in Seattle. I don't remember how much time we were alloted to tour this gem but it certainly wasn't enough. I could have spent days with those interactive exhibits, reviewing the fascinating stories of the... more

A small museum with a lot of information!! For no entrance fee you can spend an hour or so learning about the Klondike Gold Rush and follow the course of real people who participated. An interesting stop if you are walking through the Pioneer Square area. more

A definite must see, and you can't beat the price (it's free). It takes relatively 30 minutes, and if you get into this kind of stuff it is a must stop. great to visit after the Underground, and the sugar rush at Cow Chip cookies. more