Fort Nisqually Living History Museum

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Fort Nisqually Living History Museum is a reconstructed 19th-century Hudson’s Bay Company fur trading post where costumed interpreters demonstrate pioneer life through interactive exhibits and programs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf living history museum
reconstructed fort
category Living history museums in Washington (state)
Museums in Tacoma, Washington
Open-air museums in Washington (state)
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Pierce County, Washington NERFINISHED
focusesOn Hudson’s Bay Company operations
Pacific Northwest pioneer life
fur trade history
hasActivity educational programs
living history demonstrations
school tours
special events
hasBuilding Blacksmith shop
Factor’s House NERFINISHED
Granary
Laborers’ quarters
Trade store
hasCollectionType historic artifacts
reproduction artifacts
hasEducationalLevel K–12 education
adult education
hasFeature costumed interpreters
hands-on programs
historic buildings
interactive exhibits
period furnishings
hasWebsite https://www.metroparkstacoma.org/place/fort-nisqually-living-history-museum/
heritage Hudson’s Bay Company fur trading post
historicalEra 19th century
interpretiveTheme daily life at a fur trading post
multicultural communities in the fur trade era
trade between Indigenous peoples and Europeans
language English
locatedIn Point Defiance Park NERFINISHED
Tacoma, Washington NERFINISHED
near Puget Sound NERFINISHED
offers guided tours
seasonal events
self-guided tours
workshops
openTo public
operatedBy City of Tacoma NERFINISHED
ownedBy Metro Parks Tacoma NERFINISHED
reconstructs Fort Nisqually NERFINISHED
state Washington
timePeriodRepresented 1840s
1850s

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