Fort Nisqually Living History Museum
Despite the name and the resemblance to frontier army stockades, Fort Nisqually was never a military installation but rather a fur trading outpost established by the Hudson Bay Company in 1833. Originally located in what is now DuPont, WA, it is now a living history museum located in Point Defiance Park, and includes a trade store, working blacksmith shop, laborers dwelling house, demonstration kitchen, and kitchen garden.
| Address: | 5400 N. Pearl St.
Tacoma, WA 98407 |
| Phone: | 253-404-3970 |
| Website: | Official Website |
| Hours: | Wed-Sun 11am – 4pm
(Open Daily 11-5 in Summer) |
| Admission: | Adult $11.94
Senior/Military $10.82 Youth 4-17 $8.58 Ages 3 & under Free |
| Wheelchair Access: | Yes, some |
| Dogs Allowed: | No |
