Things To Do in Woodway, Washington

about Funtasia: The seven-acre recreation complex features plenty of indoor and outdoor fun for kids of all ages. Indoors , ride the bumper cars (min. height 42"); play Laser Tag (min. age five) and video games; and set tots loose ... More on GoCityKids

Florence Roscoe Beeson built this reinforced concrete structure in 1909 after a major fire leveled the entire block. Built in the Spanish Mission Revival style as well as in full block-width ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

Florence Roscoe Beeson built this reinforced concrete structure in 1909 after a major fire leveled the entire block. Built in the Spanish Mission Revival style as well as in full block-width ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

Housed in a 1910 Carnegie Library building, the Edmonds Histrical Museum offers an upper floor with changing exhibit gallery and ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

about Edmonds Historical Museum: Edmonds Historical Museum features an exhibit that illustrates the history of Edmonds since its incorporation in 1890. The museum also has a temporary exhibit ... More on GoCityKids

Associated with the early commercial development of Edmonds, this building was constructed as the city's first bank serving as the State Bank of Edmonds. It has had many ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

Associated with the early commercial development of Edmonds, this building was constructed as the city's first bank serving as the State Bank of Edmonds. It has had many ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

Peter Bucklund, who was the city's Street Commissioner in 1888 and a City Council member in 1909, built this house. Mayor and Mrs. Paul McGibbon later owned ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

Peter Bucklund, who was the city's Street Commissioner in 1888 and a City Council member in 1909, built this house. Mayor and Mrs. Paul McGibbon later ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

Built on a prominent corner by former Edmonds Mayor Fred Fourtner, this is an early mixed-use commercial building with residential apartments on the second floor. Dewey and Cecelia Leyda bought th... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

Built on a prominent corner by former Edmonds Mayor Fred Fourtner, this is an early mixed-use commercial building with residential apartments on the second floor. Dewey and Cecelia Leyda bought the... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

This house was built as a parsonage for the First Congregational Church, which was located across the street at the corner of ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us

This house was built as a parsonage for the First Congregational Church, which was located across the street at the corner ... More on Ci.edmonds.wa.us