Temporary Exhibits

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Ongoing Exhibits:

Linking the Community Through Time:
Connections That Bring Us Together

Find out how we got to be the way we are!
Hear what recent immigrants have to say about their 
experience in “Coming to America.”
Look at photos and artifacts on our “virtual gallery” computer;
learn how the whole world has migrated to northwest King County!

Coming to America: 
Personal Stories of Putting Down New Roots

Families looking for a better life have been immigrating to
the United States since the founding of the country.  What is it like
in today’s world to put down roots in an unfamiliar place?

Once Upon a Time in Playland

Where was Playland and how do we find it? 
See the Museum’s exhibit “Once Upon a time in Playland,” and
view the documentary, “Finding Playland” in our video corner.
Discover the amusement park that used to be right in your own back yard!

Also available in the Museum’s Video Corner for Your Viewing Pleasure:

“Princess Angeline”  – A documentary film about Duwamish heritage, Chief Sealth
and his daughter Princess Angeline, and Seattle history.
Supported in part by 4Culture. Produced by award winning filmmakers
Sandy and Yasu Osawa. You can obtain this outstanding film for yourself
through the Museum, or by contacting  www.upstreamvideos.com
(206) 526-7122

“Smoke Sand and Rubber” – A documentary film about the racing history of
Northwest King County as seen through the eyes of racing legend Mel Anthony.