Log House Museum
Log House Museum
Log House mUseum
Address
Log House Museum
3003 61st Avenue Southwest Seattle, WA 98116
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Capacity
Seated: 35
Standing: 100
Square Feet: 800 ft2
F&B Options
All catering welcome
Equipment
- A/V Equipment
- TV
- Kitchen
- Projector & Screen
Features
- Green Room
- Outdoor Area
- Street Level Access
- Great Views
- ADA Compliant
Overview
The Log House Museum is a City of Seattle Historic Landmark built in 1904 as the Carriage House to the Historic Fir Lodge (Alki Homestead). It is located one block from the popular regional attraction of Alki Beach, known to Coast Salish people as sbaq?abqs or Prairie Point and is within walking distance of several businesses and restaurants, Metro Transit and Water Taxi Shuttle Stops, and historic and cultural sites. The Log House Museum features a wrap around porch, exposed old growth logs, original windows, and a courtyard. The museum maintains a native plant garden and displayed artifacts.
