Center For Wooden Boats

The center is open daily in summer.

Center for wooden boats. The South Lake Union streetcar line stops just outside the center where you can also find limited parking. The Center for Wooden Boats CWB Board of Trustees recently announced that Josh Anderson will take the helm for the organization on April 1. The Center for Wooden Boats sits at the head of Lake Union in Lake Union Park beneath the new tall buildings that characterize Seattles tech growth.

The museum is closed due to covid but boat rentals are operational. The Center for Wooden Boats lies on the southern shores of Lake Union just around the corner from the Museum of History and Industry. The museum is closed due to covid but boat rentals are operational.

CWB was founded by Dick Wagner in Seattle in the 1970s and has grown to include three sites. The new Wagner Education Center at the Center for Wooden Boats was carefully sited to fit within the existing park at Lake Union while also presenting a more visible face to the city beyond. Find out more about the centers aim.

The museum is closed due to covid but boat rentals are operational. The Center for Wooden Boats For over four decades CWB has been a beacon of maritime heritage preservation in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. The South Lake Union campus in Lake Union Park the Northlake Workshop Warehouse at the North end of Lake Union and The Center for Wooden.

All center for wooden boats artwork ships within 48 hours and includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. The Center for Wooden Boats CWB is a museum dedicated to preserving and documenting the maritime history of the Pacific Northwest area of the United States. The Center for Wooden Boats is a living museum.

Bus stop is under 5 minutes away. Center for Wooden Boats Learn time-honored crafts and sail in old-fashioned vessels at this interactive museum which celebrates the local boating legacy. The wooden piers and boathouses the Alaskan kayak and totem pole stand in contrast to Googles glass plate building.