The Museum of History and Industry is a history and cultural museum in Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood, showcasing the story of the city's founding and development through a variety of interactive exhibits. The nationally-renowned museum is open to the public for free on the first Thursday of each month, with the exception of ticketing for special temporary exhibits. Visitors can explore the museum's True Northwest: The Seattle Journey exhibit, which showcases the city's pioneer history and urban development, and its Maritime Seattle exhibit, which details the city's nautical and trade history. The city's 20th and 21st century expansion as a major center for technology and innovation is also chronicled at the Bezos Center for Innovation.

The Museum of History and Industry , 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, Phone: 206-324-1126

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