Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, Asian Pacific American museum in Chinatown International District, Seattle, USA.
The Wing Luke Museum displays over 18,000 items including artifacts, photographs, documents, and books that represent 26 different Asian Pacific ethnic groups.
The museum opened in 1967 and moved to the East Kong Yick Building in 2008, becoming the first pan-Asian Pacific American community museum in the United States.
Through a Community Advisory Committee, the museum creates exhibitions by collaborating with individuals and organizations from various Asian Pacific American communities.
Visitors can explore the museum exhibits, join food tours in Chinatown, and participate in neighborhood heritage walks from Tuesday through Sunday.
The museum preserves original spaces within the East Kong Yick Building, including historical rooms of the Gee How Oak Tin Association and a Canton Alley apartment.
Opening Hours: Martes-Domingo 10:00-17:00
Phone: +12066235124
Email: visit@wingluke.org
Website: https://wingluke.org
GPS coordinates: 47.59825,-122.32287
Latest update: April 8, 2025 04:07
Seattle stretches between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, offering a mix of urban architecture, public spaces and natural areas. This route connects more than thirty stops, from the Space Needle and Pike Place Market to less visited sites like the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks or the Wing Luke Museum. The selection includes museums of contemporary and classical art, historic neighborhoods and waterfront parks. Pike Place Market sits downtown and has operated as a public market since 1907. Chihuly Garden and Glass displays the glasswork of local artist Dale Chihuly. The Museum of Pop Culture, designed by Frank Gehry, covers music, film and video games. Olympic Sculpture Park spans nine acres along the waterfront, combining outdoor sculpture with views across the bay. The Seattle Art Museum holds collections from different continents and periods. The Ballard Locks connect salt water to fresh water and include a fish ladder for migrating salmon. Discovery Park covers 534 acres with trails through forest and meadow, plus beach access. Gas Works Park preserves parts of a former coal gasification plant on Lake Union. The Museum of Flight documents aviation history with more than 175 aircraft and spacecraft. Mount Rainier National Park lies about two hours southeast and features the 14,411-foot (4,392-meter) glaciated volcano.
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