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Burke Museum Of Natural History & Culture
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Michael S.
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The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is on the University of Washington campus. The Burke is a fun and interesting museum, but it is not particularly large or expansive, so any trip there will be relatively short for a day at the museum. Although I cannot comment on the current temporary exhibits (these change every four to six months or so), the permanent exhibits are magnificent. The Life and Times of Washington State Exhibit is an amazingly comprehensive and intellectually stimulating at how this region came to look the way it does. Pacific Voices chronicles the many native peoples of the Pacific Northwest and does a good job of giving the visitor the Native perspective. Parking is plentiful on campus on the weekends and the U-District is easily accesible by public transit on all days, but it's probably best not to visit on football game days.
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