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Fort Nisqually by Lantern

Wander the shadows of the past

Fort Nisqually by Lantern
​​$30

Lantern Tour of Fort Nisqually
Experience the ghosts and past of the region with a lantern tour through Fort Nisqually. This tour will weave ghost stories with the history of the region to uncover what the cost of progress truly is.

Fort Nisqually, the first globally connected settlement on the Puget Sound, was established in 1833 by the Hudson’s Bay Company as a fur trading outpost. The decline of the fur trade meant that Fort Nisqually’s focus shifted to commercial agricultural enterprises with the establishment of the Puget Sound Agricultural Company (PSAC) in 1839.

Fort Nisqually was originally located in what is now DuPont, WA. The Fort you see today was reconstructed in the 1930s by the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Civic-minded citizens preserved and donated two of the original structures, the Factor’s House and Granary, to the Metropolitan Park District of Tacoma. The museum gives residents and visitors a chance to experience what life was like on Puget Sound in 1855.

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Time:                                   1 hr
What to bring:              Comfy Shoes, Camera, Curiosity
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Fort Nisqually

5519 Five Mile Dr
Tacoma, WA 98407

The gate to Point Defiance will be open so you can access the fort. We will meet right in front of the main gate to the fort. 


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  • Home
  • Tacoma Tours
    • Downtown Ghost Tour
    • Old Town Ghost Tour
    • 10 Things I Hate About You Set Tour
    • Brewery Tour
    • Coffee Tour - Tacoma
    • Custom Tours
    • Get to Know Tacoma
    • Haunted Tour of the Foss Seaport
    • Lantern Tour of Fort Steilacoom
    • Tacoma Environmental Tour
    • Tacoma Noir Tour
    • Stadium High Tour
    • Steilacoom Walking Tour
    • Street Art Tour
    • Sweets Tour
  • Olympia Tours
    • Olympia Boos, Brews, & the Roaring '20s
    • Olympia History and Haunted Tour
  • Seattle Tours
    • Seattle Pioneer History Tour
    • True Crime in Victorian Seattle
    • True Crime Cemetery Tour
  • Tri-Cities Tours
    • Art Alley Tour
    • Bombers and Brews Tour
    • City Tours
    • Kennewick Heritage Holiday Tour
    • Richland Parkway Holiday Tour
    • Custom Tours Tri Cities
    • Manhattan Project Tours
    • Kennewick Ghost Tour
    • Richland Ghost Tour
    • Walla Walla Ghost Tour
  • About
    • About
  • Contact
  • Gift Cards
  • Tip your Guide
  • Virtual Tours
    • Virtual Tours
    • Tacoma Noir
    • Tacoma Noir II
  • Store
  • Other Tours
  • Podcasts