Cryptozoological reconstruction artist Eugene Parnell, of the greater Seattle area, has brought his work to the Renton History Museum for the exhibit .
Parnell explores the enduring mythical creature through interactive displays where museum visitors can try to replicate Sasquatch tracks, share their own personal accounts of Bigfoot encounters, ask questions and make their own artistic rendering of the hulking creature.
“We wanted to make this pretty interactive,” said Collections Manager Sarah Samson.
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Visitors can also listen to a recording of a real 911 call of a man who reports a real-time sighting of a Bigfoot in his backyard.
Visit this exhibit through January 28. Renton History Museum hours are 10 am – 4 pm, Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, contact 425-255-2330.
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- $3 Adults
- $1 Children
- FREE Children (8 and younger)
- FREE Renton Historical Society members
- Free Admission Days: First Wednesday and third Saturday of every month.
- Guided tours available for $2 per person; reservations two weeks in advance.
- Special Collections (photos/archives) may be used by appointment only.
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