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Working Waterfront Maritime Museum (Tacoma, WA)

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Working Waterfront Maritime Museum "Our building is our best artifact," says Mary Bowlby, administrator of Tacoma's Working Waterfront Museum, housed in the 104-year-old wooden warehouse built by the Northern Pacific Railroad to store wheat that was transported along Puget Sound waterways.

A treasure trove of history at NW maritime museums