Living Computer Museum
- State
- Washington
- County
- King County
- City
- Seattle
- Postal Code
- 98134
- Location
- 2245 1st Avenue South
- Phone
- 206-342-2020
- Hours
- Tue-Sun 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Living Computer Museum in King County County is rich in King County heritage, constituting several churches and a collection of artifacts. Living Computer Museum’s collections include furniture, history DVDs, obituaries, and local history books, preserved and displayed for recreational and educational purposes.
The history of the Living Computer Museum traces back to the 1920 Gothic Revival Church. The site houses numerous churches arising within the 20th century and are of different denominations.
Apart from the 1912 Gothic church, the Living Computer Museum includes:
- Seattle memorial annex and gardens.
- The ranch house.
Living Computer Museum is located in Seattle City at 2245 1st Avenue South, Seattle, Washington, 98134. Living Computer Museum is a non-profit corporation owned by King County Heritage Museum Non-Profit Corporation.
Living Computer Museum Services
The Living Computer Museum’s mission is to collect, preserve, invest and display the culture and history of King County county. In delivering its mandate, the Living Computer Museum partners with the public in collecting important artifacts such as pictures and tools.
The Living Computer Museum offers the following services to the public:
- Members of the public are granted free admission to the Living Computer Museum.
- The Living Computer Museum rents the church building for small gatherings. The building has a kitchen, meeting area, a restroom and is ADA-accessible.
- The Living Computer Museum offers employment and volunteer opportunities.
- The Living Computer Museum offers ticket sales, membership registrations to help fund its operations.
- The Living Computer Museum holds events and fundraisers throughout the year to help raise funds for supporting its operations.
Living Computer Museum Collections
The Living Computer Museum has a wide variety of collections and continues to add more in partnership with the Living Computer Museum’s members and the general public. The following collections are in the custody of the Living Computer Museum:
- King County County historic artifacts.
- King County County Furniture
- Tools
- King County County Pictures
- A collection of newspapers since 1893
- King County County local history books
- King County County Maps
- King County County pamphlets
- Oral history DVDs
- Obituaries
- King County County School pictures.
You may reach Living Computer Museum for any inquiries by calling their offices at 206-342-2020 or visiting their official website.
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.