Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park - Seattle unit

The Seattle unit of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park interprets the city's role as a gateway to the 1897–98 Gold Rush and preserves late-19th-century commercial buildings and material culture from that era. The park's exhibits and archival collections document artifacts, business records, and the built environment associated with gold rush-era Seattle. The unit is located in the Pioneer Square historic district, an area that has been the focus of historic-archaeological investigations related to Seattle's 19th-century development.