REDLINING HERITAGE TRAIL TOUR
Take a walk with us to hear the stories of home, and to celebrate BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) communities that are currently and were historically marginalized in Seattle.
ABOUT THE TOUR
Select Saturdays, May - June
11:30 AM - 1 PM
Begins at Wing Luke Museum
Approximately 1 mile of walking distance
Produced in partnership with the National Park Service and Northwest African American Museum, learn about housing exclusion and how Seattle communities came together to make change as we walk through the Chinatown-International District and Central District.
Though many believe Seattle is a liberal city, the history of redlining and the road toward open housing has been a long struggle. The history of redlining and the Civil Rights movement in Seattle is necessary as we continue to explore themes of gentrification and displacement as time goes on. Take a walk with us to hear the stories of home, and to celebrate BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) communities that are currently and were historically marginalized in Seattle.
PRICES
ADULTS: $24.95
SENIORS (62+): $21.95
STUDENTS (13-18 or with ID): $18.95
YOUTH (5-12): $16.95
CHILD: FREE
All sales are final and non-refundable.
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TOUR DATES
General Admission is included with Tour Tickets
Dates will be announced in 2025! Please check back for more information.
If scheduling for a private group tour of 10 or more, please reach out to tours@wingluke.org with at least 2 weeks advanced notice.
Please be sure to print your tickets or bring your email confirmation to enable a quick check-in process at the admissions desk.
SAFETY & ACCESSIBILITY
Travel distance: This tour covers approximately 1 mile of travel on city sidewalks with elevation changes and indoors in a historic building.
Wheelchair accessible: This tour covers steep urban sidewalk trails and unpaved trails. Please contact tours@wingluke.org for more information about wheelchair accessibility
Restrooms: All gender restrooms available onsite at Wing Luke Museum
Assistive Listening Devices: Yes
Capacity: 15 people per tour
For more information or concerns about accessibility, please send us an email:
LEARN MORE
Redlining Learning Lab, Rahul Gupta, Smithsonian Learning Lab
Walking Through Past and Present, Emi Okikawa, Washington Trails Association
Wing Luke Museum exhibit explores Seattle’s legacy of redlining, Sarah Anne Lloyd, Curbed, Mar 7, 2019
PRIVATE GROUP TOURS
To schedule a private group visit of 10 or more people and to request accommodations please contact our Tours Department at tours@wingluke.org
EXPLORE THE REDLINING HERITAGE TRAIL
SELF-GUIDED TOUR
Don’t wait for the next Walking Tour, explore the Trail with a downloadable map of the Redlining Heritage Trail
NOBODY LIVES HERE
Explore a previous exhibit and a self-guided walking tour exploring locations affected by the construction of I-5
