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New Clerk’s House at Fort Nisqually will upgrade operations and enhance immersive experience
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New Clerk’s House at Fort Nisqually will upgrade operations and enhance immersive experience
Construction is about to begin at the Fort Nisqually Living History Museum in Point Defiance Park. The project will fully replace the existing Clerk’s House building with one designed to enhance the museum’s historical immersion for visitors and provide a more effective operations base to support staff and the Fort’s nearly 200 volunteers. The project starts on Tuesday, May 27, and is expected to take nine months to complete. Built in 1935, the …
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