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Visit the Museum: Friday–Saturday, 12–4 pm
About the Log House Museum
Sharing the Stories of West Seattle
Built in 1904 and now a designated Seattle landmark, the Log House Museum serves as the home of the Southwest Seattle Historical Society.
The museum interprets the layered history of the Duwamish Peninsula, sharing stories of Coast Salish peoples, early settlers, longtime residents, and the evolving neighborhoods of West Seattle.
With exhibits, archives, walking tours, and year-round programs, the museum is dedicated to preserving local history and engaging the community in meaningful ways.
Find What You’re Looking For
History
Explore the stories of the Duwamish Peninsula, from Coast Salish stewardship to early settlement and the growth of West Seattle’s neighborhoods.
Exhibits
Explore current exhibits at the Log House Museum and look back at past exhibits that share the people, places, and stories that shaped West Seattle.
Latest News
Stay up to date with announcements, events, and stories from the Southwest Seattle Historical Society and the communities we serve.
Become a Member
Become part of the Log House Museum community and help preserve and share the stories of Alki Beach and West Seattle for future generations.
Make a Donation
Your donation supports the care, exhibits, and educational programs that bring the history of the Duwamish Peninsula and West Seattle to life.
Volunteer
Volunteers help welcome visitors, support programs, and keep the Log House Museum a vibrant place to learn about West Seattle’s past.