Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

The gold rush museum has a lot to do with the Chinese, because it shows a lot of stories about how people were mining gold in the United States a hundred or two years ago, and a large part of them are Chinese.

The gold rush museum is very large, but it is still more interesting for the history of the American gold rush. The museum shows us this history through physical objects, as well as rich pictures and text materials.

Gold Rush Museum is also a very fun resource. The gold rush project in this place is also quite good. You can find a lot of interesting things. The space and environment in the museum are also very good. Gold Rush Projects can be easily found.

This "park" is actually a medium-sized museum run by the park service. They have a lot of stuff for kids to read and can also see about the gold rush and mining at the turn of the last century. It's free admission. Anyone who thinks it's "horrible" or "poor" is a free issue. If it's not what you think or if you don't like it, leave and you won't lose anything. Unless you stand there and read every word, it takes only20-30 minutes to see everything. Clean public bathroom is a bonus in this slightly untidy town. Small gift shop. I won’t go over 10 minutes to see it but I found it fun.

The Gold Rush Museum reflects Seattle's Gold Rush Museum 200 years ago. It shows many objects of the Gold Rush Period, the shape of the gold mine, the tools they used, and the scenes of their restored lives. Although it was the Gold Rush Period, it was very difficult to see. When we visited the Chinese absenteeism, we really had an indescribable feeling. It also reflected that the Chinese people are not easy and have a lot of feelings in the United States nowadays.

The Gold Rush Museum is quite good. It is a kind of cultural reference for the local history. And we have seen some influence on Seattle. After visiting this museum, I have a deeper understanding of the individual's uniqueness and the local area. I think this museum should improve some aspects of Seattle's modern history. I feel this is a great experience. 。