Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture

  • This facility has wheelchair access
  • This facility has gender neutral bathrooms
  • This facility has baby changing stations
  • This facility has multilingual staff

The Burke Museum hosts a collection of 18 million artifacts and cultural items ranging from Indigenous canoes and baskets to animal specimens and the world’s most complete T. rex skull. Watch as researchers and scientists prepare specimens right in front of you, and explore three floors of galleries featuring fossils, plant and animal collections, Northwest Native art, and cultural belongings from around the world.

Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. First Thu until 8pm.

General

Amenities: General
Changing Table YES
Gender Neutral Restrooms YES

Accessibility
Wheelchair Access YES
Assistance for physical disabilities YES

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