Foss Waterway Seaport

The Foss Waterway Seaport observes Tacoma's marine legacy and gives guests an entrancing look into a vital piece of Tacoma's history: pontoon and ship building. The exhibition hall is situated in extremely old wheat distribution center and was once provided via prepare, with the wheat delivering out to ocean. Devoted to legacy and instruction, the gallery has intriguing displays that will please history buffs and watercraft sweethearts.

There are models of business vessels made by send manufacturers in Tacoma; kayaks made by the Willits Brothers from 1908-1967, early scuba hardware, vintage angling draws, figures of marine flotsam and jetsam, and exemplary recreational water crafts. The feature of the exhibition hall is a working legacy wooden vessel shop staffed by volunteer shipbuilders; guests to the historical center can watch and make inquiries.