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Klondike Gold Rush - Seattle Unit National Historical Park
Summer Program Schedule
 

Starting June 17, 2012 through September 3, 2012 All programs are free and open to the public. Program schedule based on staffing and facility availability.

  • Seating capacity for our theater is 72
  • Gold Panning Demonstrations limited to 30
  • Walking tours recommended for ages 12 and above and limited to 25

     Reservations are not needed
 

9:30 Seattle: Gateway to the Goldfields (25 minute video), 

 

10:00 Gold Panning Demonstration (approximately 30 minutes)

10:30 Days of Adventure, Dreams of Gold (27 minute video) 

 

11:00 Gold Fever: Race to the Klondike (25 minute video),

 
11:30  Seattle: Gateway to the Goldfields

 

12:00 Hiking the Chilkoot Trail (25 minute video)  

 

12:30 Seattle: Gateway to the Goldfields 

 

1:00   Gold Fever: Race to the Klondike

   

1:30   Days of Adventure, Dreams of Gold

 

2:00  Walking Tour of Pioneer Square (approximately 60-90 minutes) 

 

2:00   Seattle: Gateway to the Goldfields

 

2:30   Gold Fever: Race to the Klondike

 

3:00   Gold Panning Demonstration 

 

3:30    Seattle; Gateway to the Goldfields

 

4:00   Gold Fever: Race to the Klondike

 

 

Brownbag Luncheon Speaker Series

Coming - Summer 2012

12:15 p.m. - 12:45 p.m.

"TBA"

A 30 minute program, held once a month, featuring local park and recreational activities.

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Last Updated: December 09, 2011 at 12:28 MST