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Burke Museum
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Washington's oldest and largest natural history museum. In addition to exhibits on evolution and dinosaur skeletons, there is an emphasis on native peoples of the Northwest Coast, local ecosystems and windows into the day-to-day work of researchers. Most galleries have non-linear arrangements that reward wandering to whatever catches your eye. Highlights include colorful contemporary and historic crafts from Native artists, a well-preserved T. rex skull and the only dinosaur fossil found in Washington.
Tue-Sun 10AM-5PM, first Thu of each month 10AM-8PM$24 general, $22 seniors, $16 students and youth, children 3 and under free, free for everyone first Thursday of every month
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WWI Memorial
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Theodor Jacobsen Observatory
4324 Memorial Way Northeast