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You've seen
Matisse at the SAM, Kennewick Man at the Burke and giant 747s at
the Museum of Flight. You've admired American Impressionism at the
Frye, Nihonga pottery at SAAM and treasures of Scandanavia at the
Nordic Heritage Museum. You say you've visited all of Seattle's
great museums? Think again. Seattle Magazine contributor
Shana McNally takes you on a guided tour of the quirkiest, oddest
and most eclectic museums this side of the Cascades.
Here's a
little gem out in West Seattle to lure you with.
The Log
House Museum is located on 3003 61st Ave. SW. Open Thursday
12 noon to 3 p.m., Friday 10 a.m to 3 p.m., Saturday and Sunday
12 noon to 3 p.m. From I-5 North take West Seattle freeway exit,
and exit on Admiral Way. Turn right at 61st Ave. SW. The museum
is on the corner. Odd item on display: engraved souvenir cranberry
glassware from Alki Luna Park.
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