Suzzallo Library

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History
The Suzzallo library is the primary library of the Seattle branch of the University of Washington. It has a distinctive architectural style (Collegiate Gothic) and is named for Henry Suzzallo, a past president of the University. It houses over 1.6 million volumes including Children's Literature, Natural Sciences, Government Publications and a wide variety of periodicals. Additionally it has an extensive collection of rare books published prior to 1801. A portion of its volumes are about the American Indians, natives tribes from Alaska and the migratory routes of those First Nation people.

Information
Suzzallo Library One Spokane Lane Seattle, Washington 98195 ( located in the University District)

The library has made every attempt to be user-friendly and features large seating areas and tables. It is open to the public but the free wi-fi features within the library are available only for University of Washington students and faculty.

Hours open until 10 PM on weekends Free parking after 5 PM Saturdays and all day Sundays.

| Indians of the United States |Indians of North America