Wing Luke Museum / East Kong Yick Building

The Wing Luke Museum is housed in the East Kong Yick Building, a commercial-residential structure built in 1910 that served as a hub for immigrant-owned businesses in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. The museum preserves original storefronts and residential spaces and uses the building to interpret Asian Pacific American history and community life. The building's continued use as a museum highlights the preservation of early-20th-century commercial architecture in the district.