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Dunn Gardens
β ClosedDunn Gardens is a historic park and tourist attraction located at 13533 Northshire Road Northwest, Seattle, Washington, United States. The preservation of Dunn Gardens relies on the generosity of supporters, who can donate to the Dunn Gardens Endowment, General Funding, or for a specific purpose. Donations are tax-deductible. Visitors can also rent Ed's Cottage for small events such as corporate retreats, meetings, self-catered meals, cocktail parties, picnics, or micro-weddings.
13533 Northshire Rd NW, Seattle, WA 98177, United States -
Schmidt House
β OpenSchmidt House, located at 330 Schmidt Place Southwest in Tumwater, Washington, is a historic museum and tourist attraction that was acquired by the Olympia Tumwater Foundation in 1983. Built in 1904 for Olympia Brewing Company founder Leopold Schmidt and his wife Johanna, the elegant home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is within the Tumwater Historic District. The picturesque grounds feature native gardens, a reflective pool, and statues brought back from Europe by Leopold Schmidt. The house, designed by Seattle architect C. Alfred Breitung, contains the extensive Olympia Brewing Co. archives and is open for tours and event rentals. The Centennial Rose Garden on the property is cared for by volunteers. The grounds are open daily during daylight hours and are free for visitors to explore. Guided tours of the house are available for free, and a 3D virtual tour is also offered for those with mobility issues. The History Program at Schmidt House includes tours, History Talks, and guided riverwalk tours of Brewery Park at Tumwater Falls. The house can be rented for private events, such as weddings, a limited number of times per season. The Olympia Tumwater Foundation owns and manages Brewery Park at Tumwater Falls, the Schmidt House, and offers scholarships and grants through its Education Program.
330 Schmidt Pl SW, Tumwater, WA 98501, United States
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