Lynnwood is the final northern suburb of greater Seattle. It is the pleasant home to many professionals who work in Seattle. The city has a very wet climate, even wetter than that of Seattle, which makes the city very green and flush with vegetation. There is also great shopping in Lynnwood at the Alderwood Mall.
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Things to do in Lynnwood
Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour
The center features several learning zones with interactive computer stations that let visitors design and test their own aircraft using software similar to that used by Boeing engineers. A four-story-high tail section from a 747 Jumbo Jet is one of the most impressive items visitors can see. Changing displays show off the latest technology and materials from various aerospace companies. Tours of Boeing's commercial jet assembly plant depart from the aviation center and allow visitors to watch airplanes�including 747s, 767s, 777s and, in the near future, 787s�being manufactured and tested. Call (425) 438-8100 for more information.
8415 Paine Field Blvd., Mukilteo, WA 98275
Heritage Park
The park features historic buildings including the 1919 Wickers Building, the first general store for the community that was then called Alderwood Manor. Inside is the visitor information center and displays of historic photographs showcasing the interurban railway. An adjacent structure houses the restored Interurban Trolley Car 55, which provided daily service between Seattle and Everett 1910-1939. Also in the park are the 1919 Humble House and the Superintendent's Cottage and Water Tower, part of the demonstration farm. Call (425) 744-6478 for more information.
19921 Poplar Way, Lynnwood, WA 98036
Kirkland Arts Center
Kirkland Arts Center is .2 mi. n. at 620 Market St. Housed in the Peter Kirk Building, built in 1891, the center's art gallery displays a variety of works by artists from across the country with a focus on Northwest art. Call (425) 822-7161 for more information.
620 Market St., Kirkland, WA 98033
Nordic Heritage Museum
The museum focuses on Scandinavian cultural contributions to life in the Pacific Northwest from the 19th century to the present. Displays trace immigrants' journeys from Europe to America. Large galleries re-create the immigrants' small town settlements, the lumber and fishing industries and contributions from each of the five Nordic groups. Exhibits include handicrafts, textiles, personal effects and changing art exhibits from Scandinavia. Call (206) 789-5707 for more information.
3014 N.W. 67th St., Seattle, WA 98117
Shoreline Historical Museum
Shoreline Historical Museum, 749 N. 175th St., is housed in a 1912 elementary school. Exhibits include a schoolroom, blacksmith shop, general store, farmhouse and community history room. The museum also features a collection of vintage 1900-1950 radios. Call (206) 542-7111 for more information.
749 N. 175th St., Shoreline, WA 98133
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