A Smithsonian affiliate and the only pan-Asian Pacific American museum in the country, named for the first Asian American elected to office in the Pacific Northwest. It occupies the 1910 East Kong Yick Building, and the preserved immigrant hotel rooms upstairs — left as they were found, with belongings in place — are reachable only on a guided tour and are the reason to come. Exhibitions are developed with the communities they cover rather than about them.