clams by VisitWa

Fresh local oyster/clam farm, that sells retail, call for hours 360 275 5832

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Battle Ground Village by VisitWa

Battle Ground Village Shop here, Dine here, Live here! Battle Ground Village is a vibrant mixed-use pedestrian-friendly destination featuring retail and specialty stores, professional offices, sit-down restaurants and cafes, and the Battle Ground Community Library. Battle Ground Village features a Village Square with seasonal entertainment, a children's nature park and BG Village Outdoor Market. You can also live right next door to Battle Ground Village! Beautiful, quality-made residential developments include Seasons on the Park Apartments , The Oaks Live Work Townhomes and two single family neighborhoods, Sixth Street Station and Commerce Parkway. Find out more about Battle Ground Village here: http://www.bgvillage.com/

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Adventura Aerial Adventure Park by VisitWa

425-868-7972 Adventura is an outdoor education company committed to providing adventurous activities that connect people through play and laughter. We offer Weekend Playdays to anyone looking to come play with us at our state-of-the‐art aerial adventure park located at the Redhook Brewery in Woodinville. This 2.5 hour experience includes 50-foot cargo‐net climbs, a wide variety of aerial obstacles, and a zipline exit. Our Teamplay programs are ideally suited to reflect your work and meeting agendas; as a kick‐off event or a way to inject laughter and energy into your overall strategy for success. We are experts at providing people with fun things to do that also encourage learning and growth. Located in the heart of Woodinville's wine country, Adventura is just minutes from downtown Seattle. Learn more and book your next adventure at www.adventuraseattle.com or by calling 425-868-7972.

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Snoqualmie Visitor Information Center by VisitWa

The Visitor Information Center is located in Historic Downtown Snoqualmie. Come by and visit with friendly staff, learn about things to see and do in the greater Snoqualmie Valley, pick up brochures and maps, see local art displays, and ask questions. We’re here to help your visit to Snoqualmie be fun and memorable. More info: www.snovalley.org or call 425-888-6362

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The Museum of Flight by VisitWa

Enjoy the wonder of flight in one of Seattle’s most spectacular settings; home to more than 100 aircraft and spacecraft, the original Boeing Aircraft factory, and dozens of fun, interactive exhibits and family activities. Stroll inside the West Coast’s only supersonic Concorde. Walk in the footsteps of presidents aboard the first jet Air Force One. Take control in exciting flight simulators. Immerse yourself in the stories of military flyers while surrounded by classic fighter planes. And experience what is like to be inside of the world’s only full-scale NASA Space Shuttle Trainer! An hour-long guided tour is complimentary with any group reservation and is led by one of our experienced docent guides, many of whom are Boeing retirees, retired commercial pilots, or veteran pilots.

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ShoWare Center by VisitWa

Main phone 253-856-6777 Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey, family shows, concerts, community events The ShoWare Center is a 6,500-seat, 154,400-square-foot (14,340 m2) multi-purpose arena. 2,000 free parking is an added to this offering. Another is the just around the corner you’ll find Kent Station. This is an open air, urban village that offers dining and shopping.

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Kitsap Tours - touring Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas by YodioSponsors

Information on individual Tours & make reservations" at http://tours.kitsaptours.com/ Visit Kitsap Tours – Bainbridge Island and Kitsap's #1 attraction. Just steps from the ferry landing, Kitsap Tours offers full and half day, small group sightseeing tours. Tour options include Bainbridge Island, the Kitsap Peninsula and the Bloedel Reserve. From Seattle, your tour starts with a scenic ride on Washington's #1 attraction, the Washington State Ferry System! Join us as we explore the Northwest beyond the Emerald City. Surrounded by mountains and water, you'll find scenic views around every corner, easily viewed through the huge windows of our luxury 12 passenger mini coach with our expert guide and driver! Kitsap Tours takes you beyond Seattle's urban atmosphere to enjoy our beaches, forests, salt water, as well as experiencing an immersion into our history, heritage and local culture. We'll lead the way, but you will have time for individual exploration and discovery. Email: JoinUs@KitsapTours.co

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Snoqualmie Valley - Scenic Train Ride by museumsWA

425-888-3030 Step up to the Snoqualmie ticket window where travelers have purchased tickets since 1890. See Snoqualmie Falls, Snoqualmie Valley, and Mt. Si. You can ride this train from Snoqualmie to North Bend and to the Snoqualmie Falls where the train stops at the top of the 270 foot waterfall for a about ten minutes. The train runs Saturdays and Sundays from April to October, plus Memorial Day, Labor Day and other select weekdays. Train departs multiple times a day throughout the afternoon for the 70-minute excursion. Fare: $15; $12 for 62-plus; $10 for ages 2-12; free for age 2 and younger. The Snoqualmie Depot (which doubles as a railway museum) is located at 38625 S.E. King St. and is open daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m for FREE. Whether at the Snoqualmie Depot or the North Bend Depot, you can hop aboard a Snoqualmie Valley Railroad coach for a 10-mile scenic ride to the top of the falls. The line operates between Snoqualmie and North Bend. Return on any train. Round trip takes approximately 70 minutes.

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Snoqualmie Valley - Scenic Train Ride by museumsWA

425-888-3030 Step up to the North Bend ticket window to purchase your ticket for a 70 minute excursion. See Snoqualmie Falls, Snoqualmie Valley, and Mt. Si. You can ride this train on a 10-mile scenic ride from North Bend to Snoqualmie and on to the Snoqualmie Falls where the train stops at the top of the 270 foot waterfall for about ten minutes. The ride includes return to North Bend depot. The train runs Saturdays and Sundays from April to October, plus Memorial Day, Labor Day and other select weekdays. Train departs multiple times a day throughout the afternoon for the 70-minute excursion. Fare: $15; $12 for 62-plus; $10 for ages 2-12; free for age 2 and younger. The Snoqualmie Depot (which doubles as a railway museum) is located at 38625 S.E. King St. and is open daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m for FREE.

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White River Valley Museum by museumsWA

Phone 253-288-7433 The mission of the Museum is to preserve and share the history of the South King County area, known by pioneers as the White River Valley (Auburn, Kent, Algona and Pacific.) This mission is carried out primarily through the operation of the Museum, and is expanding to include operation of the 67-acre, landmark Mary Olson Farm, a late 19th century farmstead east of the Green River. Permanent displays invite you to wander through the history of the area pioneers called the White River Valley. We now call that area Auburn, Kent, Algona and Pacific. Visitors wander through beautifully crafted displays, layered with oral history quotes, historic photographs,hundreds of artifacts and explanatory labels. Life-like settings invite you to become involved, climbingaboard the 1924 caboose, exploring the settler's cabin and wandering into Ms Hall's hat shop--just to mention a few! Hours Wednesday - Sunday Noon to 4:00 pm Admission $2 for adults, $1 for children and seniors Wednesdays and 4th Sund

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Living Computer Museum by museumsWA

Ph. (206) 342-2020 The Living Computer Museum collection presents the meaningful milestones in the evolution of computers and how people use them. The collection was assembled by Microsoft cofounder Paul G. Allen as a way to preserve the history that put him and Bill Gates on the path to founding the company. The museum is open for walk-in visitors Thurs – Saturday (holidays excluded). Open by appointment on Tuesday and Wednesday. Hours: Thu - Sun: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1st Thursdays: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. General Admission Free on first Thursdays from 5 – 8 pm General - $6 Child (under 12) - Free Youth - $2.00 Student - $4.00 Senior - $4.00 Active Military - $4.00 Tours typically take about 90-120 minutes. Staff members are available and happy to answer questions.

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Suquamish Museum -- Chief Seattle's Tribe by museumsWA

(360) 394-8499 Open 10 – 5 daily Historical and cultural displays of Puget Sound Indian life. The story of Chief Seattle and the Suquamish Tribe. Internationally acclaimed by the Smithsonian Institute. Getting Here The Suquamish Museum is located in the heart of Suquamish Village, on the Port Madison Indian Reservation, just a half-hour ferry ride from Downtown Seattle. Located on the breathtaking Kitsap Peninsula (Named after Chief Kitsap of the Suquamish Tribe.) It is the ancient place on Agate Passage, the site of Old-Man-House village, the winter home of Chief Seattle and the heart of the Suquamish People. Hours & Admission The Suquamish Museum is open to the public daily, between the hours of 10am and 5pm. The Admission prices are $15 for a family, $5 for adults, $3 for Seniors 55 and over, and $3 for children 17 and younger; 5 and under are free.

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Hands On Children's Museum by museumsWA

(360) 956-0818 When it comes to fun and learning, Hands On is “the place to go” for children, their family and teachers. The Museum is a unique community resource that serves as an exciting, educational gathering place where children and parents can learn and play together! General Admission (age 2 ), $9.95 Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday 10 am - 5 pm Sunday 11 am - 5 pm FREE Hours: Every first Friday of the month is FREE Friday Night: 5 pm - 9 pm

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‪Fort Walla Walla‬ Museum by museumsWA

Ph 509-525-7703 Much of the Museum is outdoors and walking throughout the pioneer settlement and exhibit halls is encouraged. We share the remarkable Walla Walla heritage through exhibits and displays in our Entrance Building & Exhibit Galleries, four spacious exhibit halls, a 17-structure pioneer settlement, and 45,000 artifacts and photographs. Admission is free to eligible service personnel & their familes through the Blue Star Museums program and all children under 6; $3/children 6-12 $6/seniors (62 ) and students $ 7/adults. Hours: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm (most days)

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Kirkman House Museum by museumsWA

Ph. (509) 529-4373 Visit one of Walla Walla's oldest mansions turned museum and learn how a young textile salesman from England made his fortune in America’s Wild West. William and Isabelle Kirkman became pillars of the community and completed this grand home in 1880. Today it is a place to tell his story and that of early Walla Walla through permanent and temporary exhibits and events. The home is populated with family heirlooms and period pieces to illustrate daily Victorian life. Open Wednesday - Saturday 10am-4pm Sunday 1pm-4pm Admission $5 Adults, $20 Family

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‪Bellingham Railway Museum‬ by museumsWA

(360) 393-7540 HOURS: The Bellingham Railway Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 12-5 PM. The museum may also open by appointment at other times for groups or special events. For more information or to make an appointment to view the museum, please contact the museum directly. PHONE NUMBER: 360-393-7540 ADMISSION: Kids between 0-1: Free Kids between 2-17: $2 Adults: $4 http://www.bellinghamrailwaymuseum.org/

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‪Whatcom Museum of History and Art‬ by museumsWA

Ph. 360.778.8930 Hours: Thursday - Sunday, noon-5pm Whatcom Museum of History and Art - Located in Bellingham's Old City Hall, Bellingham's iconic symbol built in 1892. When it was first built it sat on the edge of a bluff overlooking Bellingham Bay but now it seems situated a block or so inland. Over the years portions of the bay were filled in to create Bellingham's waterfront and marina district. ADMISSION General: $10 Students/Military(with valid ID)/Seniors (62 ): $8 Children 2-5 years old: $4.50 Children under 2: Free Every Thursday is $5 admission!

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‪Northern Pacific Railway Museum‬ by museumsWA

(509) 865-1911 This museum experience recreates the ambience of the 1930 Northern Pacific Railroad in the old 1911 NP Railway Depot. The depot has been restored to its early appearance and gives an opportunity for the visitor to view many aspects of early railroad transportation. Its many artifacts help to demonstrate the importance of railroad transportation to the development of our community and the entire Western United States. Regular Season: May to mid- October Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10 - 4 , Sunday Noon to 4 PM, closed Mondays. Admission: • Adults $5.00 • Children, 17 and under, accompanied by an adult $3.00 Annual Railroad Show is planned for the 4th weekend in August each year. http://www.nprymuseum.org/

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Yakima Electric Railway Museum‬ by museumsWA

T: (509) 249-5962 The Yakima Valley Trolleys operate on the tracks of the former Yakima Valley Transportation Company (YVT Co) in Yakima, Washington, U.S.A. The YVT is listed on the National Register of Historic Places because it is the last authentic, all-original, turn-of-the-century interurban electric railroad in the United States. The degree to which the complete YVT system has been preserved is unsurpassed. Operating Season Memorial Day through Labor Day Schedule Trolleys leave the Carbarn at South 3rd Avenue and Pine Street in Yakima, hourly from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. We currently operate along the Pine Street line, from 3rd Avenue to 11th Avenue and back. Fares 2013 fares are as follows: Adults $4.00 Children (12 and under) $3.00 Child on lap Free Seniors (60 and older) $3.00 Schedule and fares subject to change. We can only accept cash payment.

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‪Yakima Valley Museum‬ by museumsWA

tel. (509) 248-0747 This Museum offers historical exhibits on the Yakima Valley—its natural history, Plateau cultural objects, pioneer life, early city life, and the roots and development of the Valley’s fruit industry. Includes a superb collection of horse-drawn vehicles, from stagecoach to hearse; an historical exhibit and reconstruction of the Washington D.C. office of former Yakima resident and environmentalist, Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. The Museum Soda Fountain is a functioning replica of a late 1930s Art Deco soda fountain. Furnished with salvaged and restored parts of soda fountains which once operated in Yakima, this piece of history serves ice cream treats and other fountain favorites for visitors to the museum and Franklin Park. Closed in the Winter Museum Hours: Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm Museum Admission: $5 for adults $3 for students and seniors children 5 and under are free, and families are $12

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