Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center

Spencer Nilsson

I enjoyed the Longhouse's current exhibit. It's got a great selection of Duwamish artifacts and lots of good information about their history. But... I hesitate to write this lest it come off as insensitive. Although the tribe has had a really rocky past, there's a fine line between presenting historical injustices accurately and just being aggrieved. I think the Longhouse teeters off to the latter side of that line.

Deidre DeMerritt

Small space, but the educational information is displayed well.

AGray Gray

Very informative. I learned so much about the Duwamish people and their journey through time. The exhibit was well laid out and the employees were super helpful... Especially Jake! He got us hooked up with the virtual experience, which was super cool, and also answered our questions about the Duwamish people and the injustices experienced due to the federal gov and also locally. I highly suggest anyone to give this place visit. I'll look to visit again when I'm in town, as I know they'll be updating the exhibit soon.

Le Desky

Despite the U.S. government's lack of acknowledgement of the Duwamish people/sovereignty, this longhouse and museum is a place where past, present and future kiss. Hope, resiliency, and healing ALL live here! An entire history/culture was nearly erased- but resiliency reigns in First Nations people! Do visit, with humility and curiosity. This is a sacred place.