the cabin

This place is a lot of fun to go hang out with friends, or just kick back and relax. It's got a lot of character ... my favorite two pieces are it's slanted floor and Rainier in a bottle ... the puzzles on the bottle tops are fun.

Yes, it is cute, it is fun to try to take your mind to a time when someone really lived here before it got moved to its present location. The truth is, its usefullness is gone. Most people use the internet for planning trips and finding relocation information. There is a vast amount of old dusty literature in there but it is very outdated. While volunteerism is an honorable deed, these volunteers are mainly very elderly, know little, aren't particualrly friendly and give as much bad info as good. I don't know who pays for the upkeep of the place, but in a time of declining revenue for every type of business I question the usefulness.

Actual pioneer-type cabin; actually lived in---amazing for children to experience---has visitor's log book---extension of the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce (Office across the street)---location for relocation information---town business brochures/business cards---Wa. State vacationfolders, maps, trails, walks, segways, lodging, restaurants, Edmonds Beacon, AMTRAK schedules, Ferry Schedules, next door to Edmonds Museum of History----public parking on streetfor 3 hours only----public parking lot 1/2 block North (free)....close to all shopping, theatres, walking distance---staffed by knowledgeable volunteers who will chat and provide personaldirections familiar with the community. (STEPS)