Sunday, February 5, 2012

Frye Art Museum

January 31, 2008 by  
Filed under Seattle Museums, Seattle Travel

Frye Art Museum is the first and only free museum in Seattle. It features representational paintings and sculptures from past and present. Over 230 of those paintings are from the owners, Charles and Emma Frye. Most of their collection is of German and Austrian art. The museum opened to the public in 1952.

Three Seattle Museums

Seattle has one of the highest concentrations of museums and galleries in the country. Whether you like representational paintings, speeding hydroplanes, or artifacts, Seattle museums encompass a wide variety of arts and the city’s history. Here are three great museums in Seattle that you might enjoy. Frye Art Museum Frye Art Museum is the first [...]

Experience Music Project & Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame

January 31, 2008 by  
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Seattle is home to many of the famous people in the music industry. Their contributions to the music world are exhibited in this spectacular structure. And you can immerse yourself in it all. In 2004, Experience Music Project opened up the Science Fiction Museum—very nice. Now, aside from music, EMP | SFM also features artifacts [...]

Museum of Flight

January 31, 2008 by  
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Washington State has nine museums that are dedicated to aviation and are fully recognized by the American Association of Museum. It’s home to the famous Boeing company. Seattle takes pride in displaying some of the many historic and significant aircraft and spacecraft in the nation. It’s no surprise that the Museum of Flight is one [...]