Chief Sealth gravesite 7076 Northeast South Street, Suquamish, WA 98392

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"Chief Sealth, also known as Chief Seattle, was a prominent leader of the Suquamish and Duwamish Native American tribes in the Pacific Northwest during the 19th century. His grave, located in Suquamish, Washington, is a significant cultural and historical site for the region. Visiting Chief Sealth's grave is an opportunity to pay respects to one of the most influential figures in the history of the Pacific Northwest. The grave is located in a peaceful and serene setting, surrounded by lush greenery and trees, which makes it a tranquil place to reflect and honor the Chief's legacy. The grave site is well-maintained, with a simple yet elegant marker bearing Chief Sealth's name and a brief inscription that honors his contributions to the region. Visitors can also learn more about Chief Sealth's life and legacy through interpretive displays and exhibits at the nearby Suquamish Museum. Overall, visiting Chief Sealth's grave is a moving and informative experience that offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture of the Pacific Northwest's Native American tribes. It's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the region's cultural heritage and paying respects to one of its most iconic figures."

"Beautiful gravesite which had a bunch of fresh flower arrangements on it on a random Sunday. Interesting other graves as well, including many unknowns. Historical wooden church across the street (gravel free parking area behind it). Large trees in cemetery. Grave has handicap parking spot and a short, paved ramp all the way, though it is on a little bit of an uphill slope. If this information was helpful to you, I'd appreciate a quick like. Thank you!"

"I remember vaguely learning about Chief Seattle, having grown up here. It never crossed my mind he may have a gravesite in the area. It was a pleasant surprise finding his grave in the area. I was simply exploring the area with my in-laws! If you need to take a ferry to Kingston for any reason, I'd suggest taking a quick stop here."

"Those who live here in Seattle ot the ones who are here visiting, this is a "must see"! Bring a little gift to Chief Seattle and leave it at his grave, you are going to feel his peace maker energy. You can walk around a little bit and have a drink at Sully's near the water. Every year, on the third weekend of August American Indian tribes from this area come together near Chief Seattle's grave and celebrate Chief Seattle Day with music, dancing and ceremonies. There is food and drinks as well. But it actually worths visiting any season or time of the year."