Duwamish Head & Alki

1952 The Pirates Land at Alki.
1952 The Pirates Land at Alki. SWSHS #2005.23.972
Beach cottages on Alki.
Beach cottages on Alki. SWSHS #1992.2.36
Doc Maynard’s Alki home.
Doc Maynard’s Alki home. SWSHS #1992.2.45
A parade float promoting the Alki Natatorium with famous swimmer Helene Madison seated on the left
A parade float promoting the Alki Natatorium with famous swimmer Helene Madison seated on the left. ca. 1940 SWSHS #FIC2005.30
Alki Point. SWSHS #2006.3.5
The Stockade Hotel, ca. 1905.
The Stockade Hotel, ca. 1905. SWSHS #1992.2.62
Intersection of Alki Avenue and 63rd Ave SW, as the streetcar passes. SWSHS #1992.2.39

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The Southwest Seattle Historical Society acknowledges that the Log House Museum is on the traditional land of the dxʷdəwʔabš (Duwamish) people, past and present. The museum is built from logs which grew on the land before the arrival of non-Native peoples. We honor with gratitude the land and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.

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