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Explore the most uncommon classrooms of the UW, from Montlake to Manastash
['Lead Photo', 'Astronomy Professor Oliver Fraser Makes Repairs On The Manastash Ridge Observatory.', 'Annika B. Stanley', 'Hannelore Sudermann', 'Photos University Photography']
UW Magazine — University of Washington Magazine
It hosts about 400 students each year, steeping their learning in 3,000 years of history, architecture and culture.
Researchers and students can collect specimens from the shore or explore depths of up to 300 meters.
With 13 laboratory buildings, dormitories, two lecture halls and a dining hall, the UW facility is situated on a 490-acre biological preserve.
UW Farm3501 NE 41st St, Seattle, WAOne mile from Drumheller FountainThe UW Farm is a 2.5-acre, student-powered hub for sustainable agriculture, hands-on education and community connection.
The School of Oceanography owns it and UW scientists use it to conduct oceanographic and fisheries research (like temperature and depth sampling and plankton net tows).
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