Museums Throughout Washington State

Below is a listing of museums throughout Washington State. It is organized alphabetically by city name. You can also search the page (ctrl-F) by county name to discover additional museums in an area.

Special thanks to Duane Beck who compiled the majority of this information.

If you know of any museums in Washington that could be included in this list, please send their information to webmanager@wasgs.org.

Klickitat County Historical Museum, 1960, photographer Werner Lenggenhager, State Library Photograph Collection, 1851-1990, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov, accessed 24 Sep 2018.

CITYCOUNTYNAME and WEBSITEDESCRIPTION
AberdeenGrays HarborAberdeen Museum of History (closed)Closed due to fire in 2018. Antique Fire Equipment, Photos, Period furnishings.
AmboyClarkNorth Clark Historical Museum21416 NE 399th St.
360-247-5800
Local and natural history.
AnacortesSkagitAnacortes Museum1305 8th St.
360-293-1915
Maritime and local history exhibits of Fidalgo and Guemes Islands.
ArielCowlitzSpeelyai State Hatchery11001 Lewis River Rd.
360-231-4210
Fish hatchery.
AshfordPierceLongmire Museum (Mt. Rainier National Park)30510 State Route 706E
360-569-2211 ext 3314
NW artists, local history, local Interned Japanese American collection.
AsotinAsotinAsotin County Historical Society Museum215 Filmore St.
509-243-4659
Native American and pioneer artifacts, buildings.
AuburnKingSoos Creek Botanical Garden and Heritage Center29308 132nd Ave SE
253-639-0949
Local History of Soos Creek Plateau. Photographs, Antiques, Maps, Gardens.
AuburnKingWhite River Valley Museum918 H St. SE
253-288-7433
Puget Sound History, Indian, Japanese Culture. Research Resources.
Bainbridge IslandKitsapBainbridge Island Historical Museum215 Ericksen Ave. NE
206-842-2773
Showcases Bainbridge Island History; Documents, Photos, Exhibits from 1854.
Bainbridge IslandKitsapBainbridge Island Museum of Art550 Winslow Way E
206-842-4451
Local and Regional Artists.
Bainbridge IslandKitsapBloedel Reserve7571 N. E. Dolphin Dr.
206-842-7631
Historical 150 Acre Estate of Seattle's 6th Mayor, John Collins.
Bainbridge IslandKitsapJapanese American Exclusion Memorial4192 Eagle Harbor Dr.
206-842-4772
Memorial to Japanese Americans interned during WWII.
BellevueKingEastside Heritage Center2102 Bellevue Way SE
425-452-2752
Archival materials including photographs, visual records, oral histories.
BellinghamWhatcomSpark Museum of Electrical Invention1312 Bay St.
360-738-3886
Full Scale Replica of Titanic's Radio Room. Antique Radio/TV.
BellinghamWhatcomBellingham Railway Museum (closed)1320 Commercial St.
360-393-7540
Railroad, Mining and Logging History of Whatcom & Skagit Counties.
BellinghamWhatcomWhatcom Museum250 Flora St.
360-778-8930
Region's Cultural and Artistic Legacy.
BeverlyGrantGrant County PUD Visitors Center14352 Highway 243 S
509-793-1501
Columbia River History, Wanapum Dam, Interactive Exhibits.
BickletonKlickitatWhoop N Holler Ranch and Museum11 mi. S. of Bickelton
509-896-2344
Old Car museum and area history.
BingenKlickitatGorge Heritage Museum202 E. Humboldt
509-493-3228
Olden Day Relics in a 1912 Church.
Black DiamondKingBlack Diamond Museum of History32527 Railroad Ave.
360-886-2142
Restored railroad depot/museum.
BlaineWhatcomHistoric Plover Ferry235 Marine Dr.
360-332-5742
Restored passenger ferry rides.
BothellKingBothell History Museum9919 N. E. 180th. St.
425-486-1889
Includes restored 1893 William Hannan House.
BremertonKitsapPuget Sound Naval Museum251 1st St.
360-479-7447
One of ten official Navy Museums operated by Naval History & Heritage Command.
BremertonKitsapKitsap County Historical Museum280 4th St.
360-479-6226
Large collection of negatives, prints, documents, archival material.
BremertonKitsapAurora Valentinetti Puppet Museum280 4th St.
360-479-6226
Museum showcases craftsmanship of generations of puppet artists.
BrewsterOkanoganFort Okanogan Interpretive Center14379 State Rte. 17
509-689-6665
History of 12 tribes of the Colville Confederation. Collection of 1,860 artifacts.
BridgeportDouglasBridgeport City Hall1206 Columbia Ave
509-686-4041
City of Bridgeport website--click on "things to do and see".
BrierSnohomishBrier City Hall2901 228th St. SW
425-775-5440
City of Brier Washington web site.
Browns PointPierceBrowns Point Lighthouse Park201 Tulalip St. NE
Historic Lighthouse and Park.
BuckleyPierceFoothills Historical Museum130 N. River Ave
360-829-1291
Depictions of Early Life in the State of Washington.
BurienKingBurien City Official Website400 SW 152nd St., Ste. 300
206-241-4647
Burien City website.
BurlingtonSkagitHeritage Flight Museum15053 Crosswind Dr.
360-424-5151
Vintage aircraft.
CashmereChelanCashmere Museum and Pioneer Village600 Cotlets Way
509-782-3230
Native American and Pioneer Artifacts. Natural History Collection.
CathlametWahkiakumWahkiakum County Museum65 River St.
360-846-1604
Historical artifacts and donated private collections.
CentraliaLewisKing Agricultural Museum213 E. Maple St.
360-736-2717
Agricultural machines & tractors.
ChehalisLewisChehalis Valley Historical Museum703 W. Pioneer Ave., Monsanto
360-249-5800
Local history and exhibits. Native American exhibit. Kids areas.
ChehalisLewisChehalis-Centralia Railroad and Museum1101 SW Sylvenus St.
360-748-9593
Railroad history, steam train rides, antique locomotives, museum.
ChehalisLewisLewis County Historical Museum599 NW Front Way
360-748-0831
History of Lewis County.
ChehalisLewisVeterans Memorial Museum100 SW Veterans Way
360-740-8875
Honoring veterans from the Revolutionary War to the present.
ChelanChelanLake Chelan Historical Society Museum204 E. Woodin Ave
509-682-5644
Historical and Cultural History of Chelan Area located in 1907 Bank Bldg.
CheneySpokaneCheney Depot Society1st and I Streets
Historical Railroad Depot and Memorabilia.
CheneySpokaneCheney Historical Museum420 1st St.
509-235-2202
History of Cheney, Four Lakes, Amber, Tyler and surrounding area.
Cle ElumKittitasCarpenter Museum3rd St. and Billings Ave.
509-674-5702
1914 Mansion belonging to Cle Elum's first successful banker.
Cle ElumKittitasCle Elum Historical Telephone Museum221 E. 1st St.
509-674-5702
Pacific NW Bell donated building to Cle Elum Historical Society.
Cle ElumKittitasSouth Cle Elum Depot801 Milwaukee Road
509-674-1708
Restored railroad depot and power substation.
Cle ElumKittitasDouglas Munro Memorial119 W. First St.
Cle Elum Cemetery. Tribute to the Coast Guard's only Medal of Honor Winner.
ColfaxWhitmanWhitman County Library102 S. Main St.
509-397-4366
Historic photographs of Whitman County. Genealogy resources.
ColvilleStevensStevens County Historical Society700 N. Wynne St.
509-684-5968
Historical artifacts.
ConconullyOkanoganConconully Museum113 Lottie Ave., Riverside, Wa.
509-826-4308
Historic photos of Frank Matsura. Preserved buildings depicting life of 1900's.
ConcreteSkagitConcrete Heritage Museum7380 Thompson Ave.
360-853-8347
Local heritage.
ConnellFranklinConnell Heritage Museum350 W. Adams St.
509-234-0482
History and culture of Connell and the surrounding area.
Coulee CityGrantDry Falls Visitor Center34875 Park Lake Road NE
509-632-5214
Natural Wonder of North America-remnant of Glacial Lake Missoula Floods.
Coulee DamDouglasColville Tribal Museum and Gift Shop512 Mead Way
509-633-0751
Rotating exhibits. Historical photos, murals, dioramas and artifacts.
Coulee DamDouglasGrand Coulee Dam Visitors Center509-633-9265
Movies related to the dam. Hands-on exhibits. Guided tours.
Coulee DamDouglasCoulee Pioneer Museum10 Coulee Blvd, Electric City
509-631-0303
History of Grand Coulee Dam area.
CurlewFerryThe Ansorge HotelRiver Street
509-779-4951
Life in the Early 1900's. Hours May 27-Aug 26, noon to 4pm.
CurlewFerryHucky Car and Truck Museum17812 Hwy 21 N
509-779-4648
Antique & classic cars, trucks, tractors and memorabilia.
DavenportLincolnLincoln County Museum & Visitors Center600 7th St.
509-725-6711
Native American, farming, railroad, heritage of Lincoln County.
DavenportLincolnFort Spokane Visitor Center and Museum44150 Dist. Office Lane N
509-754-7893
Natural history, Missoula floods, life of military and Indian boarding schools.
DaytonColumbiaPalus Artifact Museum426 E. Main St
509-240-5835
Extensive collection of Palus (Palouse) Indian artifacts.
EatonvillePiercePioneer Farm Museum /Ohop Indian Village7716 Ohop Valley Rd. E
360-832-6300
1880's Homesteading in Washington, Seasonal Ohop Indian Village,
ElbePierceMt. Rainier Railroad and Logging Museum54124 Mountain Hwy. E
360-569-7959
World's largest collection of steam logging locomotives.
Electric CityGrantCoulee Pioneer Museum3 Coulee Blvd
509-631-0303
221 acre day-use park on an 1875 original pioneer homestead.
ElkSpokaneMuseum of Robots, The Robot HutUS Highway 2
Large collection of toy robots.
EllensburgKittitasClymer Museum of Art and Gallery416 N. Pearl St
509-962-6416
Works of Western Artist John Ford Clymer. Native American Art and Rodeo History.
EllensburgKittitasKittitas County Historical Museum114 E. 3rd Ave
509-925-3778
Native American, Pioneer artifacts, Antique Autos, Stone tools.
EllensburgKittitasOlmstead Place State Park921 N. Ferguson Rd.
509-925-1943
Historic Farm Buildings, Artifacts.
EllensburgKittitasMuseum of Culture and Environment400 E. University Way
509-963-2313
An eclectic collection of exhibits available free of charge.
EllensburgKittitasKittitas County Genealogical Society413 N. Main St.
509-925-5951
Offers research help along with collections of documents and photos.
EphrataGrantGrant County Historical Society Museum & Village742 Basin St. NW
509-754-3334
Complex of 38 buildings preserving pioneer days in Grant County.
EverettSnohomishWarbirds3407 109th SW (Paine Field)
877-FHC-3404
Flying Heritage Collection-WWII.
EverettSnohomishImagine Children's Museum1502 Wall Street
425-258-1006
Children's Museum. Hands on Exhibits. Family Friendly Fun.
Federal WayKingPacific Bonsai Museum2515 S. 336th St.
253-353-7345
Living art in an outdoor setting, native trees.
FerndaleWhatcomFerndale Historical Society2004 Cherry St.
360-384-6461
Pioneer Park est. 1901. Log cabins, etc.
FifePierceFife History Museum2820 54th Avenue E
253-896-4710
History of Fife and surrounding areas.
Friday HarborSan JuanWhale Museum62 1st St. N
360-378-4710
Stewardship of whales through education and research.
Gig HarborPierceHarbor History Museum4121 Harborview Dr.
253-858-6722
Regional History, Artifacts, Library and Research Facility.
GoldendaleKlickitatPresby Museum and Klickitat County Historical Society127 W. Broadway
509-773-4303
Restored mansion/research.
GrangerYakimaGranger Historical Society223 2nd Ave.
509-383-6040
Local museum and archives.
GraylandGrays HarborFurford Cranberry Museum2395 State Rt. 105
360-267-5403
1932 cranberry processing plant now a museum of cranberry history.
IlwacoPacificColumbia Pacific Heritage Museum115 Lake St. SE
360-642-3446
History museum.
KennewickBentonEast Benton County Museum205 Keewaydin Dr.
509-582-7704
Won "best small museum in the state" award. Historic artifacts.
Kettle FallsStevensKettle Falls Public Library605 Meyers St.
509-738-6817
Photos, family histories and maps.
Kettle FallsStevensSaint Paul's MissionW. of Kettle Falls on Hwy 395
509-754-7800
1939 reconstruction of Jesuit church originally built in 1847.
La CenterSkagitLa Center Historical Museum410 West 5th Street
360-263-6609
Keeping La Center's memory alive.
La ConnerSkagitMuseum of Northwest Art121 S 1st St.
360-466-4446
Northwest art and artists.
La ConnerSkagitQuilt and Textile Museum703 S. 2nd St.
360-466-4288
Three floors of quilts and fiber art.
La ConnerSkagitSkagit County Historical Museum501 S. 4th St.
360-466-3365
Skagit County history.
Lake StevensSnohomishLake Stevens Historical Museum1802 124th St.
425-334-3944
Historical information and artifacts of Lake Stevens area. Historical documents.
LangleyIslandLangley Whale Center115 Anthes St.
360-221-7505
Whales/Orcas.
LeavenworthChelanGreater Leavenworth Museum347 Division St.
509-548-0728
Century-old museum covers culture of the region.
LeavenworthChelanNutcracker Museum735 Front St.
509-548-4573
History of the Nutcracker.
LindAdamsAdams County Historical SocietyPO Box 526
Artifacts/Adams County History. Research assistance for genealogists/historians.
Long BeachPacificMarsh's Free MuseumDowntown Long Beach
360-642-2188
Since 1935, a treasure trove of a curiosity shop.
Lopez IslandSan JuanLopez Island Historical MuseumCenter of Lopez Island
360-468-2049
Native artifacts, history of fishing industry, natural history.
MaloFerryAntique Car and Truck Museum17812 Hwy 21
509-779-4648
Antique cars and trucks including rare 1925 Howard Cooper and 1926 Yellow Knight.
MansfieldDouglasMansfield Museum28 N. Main
Local history and family archives.
MaryhillKlickitatMaryhill Museum of Art35 Maryhill Museum Dr.
509-773-3733
Art and history collections.
MattawaGrantWanapum Heritage Center29086 Hwy 243, 5 mi. S. of Mattawa
509-766-3461
Culture, traditions and beliefs of the Wanapum. Library & research areas.
McClearyGrays HarborMcCleary Museum at Carnell House314 S. 2nd. St.
360-545-3026
Historical Information on City of McCleary and nearby communities,
MineralPierceMt. Rainier Scenic Railroad Museum349 Mineral Creek Rd.
360-492-5588
Worlds largest collection of steam logging locomotives.
MoclipsGrays HarborMuseum of The North Beach4658 State Rte 109
360-276-4441
History of North Beach area.
MolsonOkanoganMolson School House Museum539 Molson Rd.
509-485-3292
Early day school and household artifacts. Old Molson ghost town.
MontesanoGrays HarborChehalis Valley Historical Society703 W. Pioneer Ave.
370-470-6181
Extensive local family histories, school almanacs, logging history.
Moses LakeGrantMoses Lake Museum and Art Center401 S Balsam St.
509-764-3830
Human and natural history of the Columbia Basin.
MukilteoSnohomishFuture of Flight Aviation Center8415 Paine Field Blvd
800-464-1476
Working factory producing 777's and 787's. Flight innovation exhibits.
MukilteoSnohomishFLYCOM3407 109th.St. S. W.
206-342-4242
Flying Heritage and Combat Armor Museum.
Neah BayClallamMakah Cultural And Research Center1880 Bayview Ave.
360-645-2711
300-500 year old artifacts of Ozette Archaeological site. Archives and photos.
NewportPend OreillePend Oreille County Historical Society and Museum402 S. Washington Ave.
509-447-5388
Artifacts that reflect the history of Pend Oreille County and adjoining areas.
OdessaLincolnOdessa Historisches MuseumW. 4th. Ave & Elm St.
509-982-2859
Linotype press, early general store replica, record of Germans from Russia.
OdessaLincolnOdessa Public Library21 E. 1st. Ave
509-982-2903
May have information on Germans from Russia immigration.
OkanoganOkanoganOkanogan County Historical Museum1410 N 2nd Ave.
509-422-4272
County history, farm implements.
OkanoganOkanoganOkanogan Fire Hall Museum1410 N 2nd Ave.
509-422-4272
Historic Okanogan fire hall.
OrovilleOkanoganOkanogan Borderlands Historical Society1210 Ironwood St.
509-476-2739
Oroville Depot Museum, borderland bootlegging 1910-1933.
PackwoodLewisWhite Pass Country Museum12990 US Highway 12
360-494-4007
Local history documents and artifacts. Walking tours of historic Packwood.
PascoFranklinFranklin County Historical Society & Museum305 N. 4th Ave
509-547-3714
Native artifacts and history, agriculture, river, air and railroad history.
PascoFranklinWashington State Railroads Historical Society Museum122 N. Tacoma Ave.
509-543-4159
Preserving the history of railroads that built the state of Washington.
PatahaGarfieldPataha Flour Mills50 Hutchens Hill Rd.
509-843-3799
Historic flour mill and restaurant.
PomeroyGarfieldEastern Washington Agricultural MuseumGarfield County Fairgrounds, 99 Fairgrounds Rd
509-843-1149
Buggies, branding irons, horse-powered era of agriculture.
PomeroyGarfieldGarfield County Museum708 Columbia St.
509-843-3925
History of Garfield County, rotating exhibits.
Port OrchardKitsapLog Cabin Museum416 Sidney Ave.
360-876-3693
Restored 1914 log cabin. Preserved artifacts.
Port TownsendJeffersonRothschild House Historical MuseumTaylor and Franklin St.
360-385-1003
Built in 1868 and occupied only by the Rothschild family until its donation in 1982.
Port TownsendJeffersonJefferson County Historical Museum540 Water St.
360-385-1003
Jefferson County Historical Society Research Center w/staff assistance.
Port TownsendJeffersonCommanding Officer's Quarters200 Battery Way
360-385-1003
Well-preserved military buildings of the early 1900's.
ProsserBentonBenton County Historical Museum1000 Patterson R.
509-786-3842
5 Rooms with over 20,000 items on display. Military, space and Mt. St. Helens.
PullmanWhitmanJordan Schnitzer Museum of ArtN. E. Stadium Way, Washington State University
509-335-1910
Collection of 20th and 21st. Century Art. Andy Warhol collection.
QuincyGrantQuincy Valley Historical Society & Museum415 F. St. SW
509-787-4685
Restored 1904 Reiman-Simmons House and 1904 Pioneer Church. Archives.
RaymondPacificNorthwest Carriage Museum314 Alder St.
360-942-4150
Fine collection of carriages, buggies, wagons, historic artifacts.
ReardanLincolnInland NW Rail Museum27300 Sprinkle Road
509-796-3377
Dedicated to preserving railroad history of Eastern WA and the Inland NW.
RepublicFerryFerry County Historical Society15-2 N. Kean St.
509-775-2605
Mining, geology, Native American displays.
RepublicFerryStonerose Interpretive Center15-1 N. Kean St.
509-775-2295
Visitors can search for fossils and keep 3 per day.
RichlandBentonThe Reach Museum1943 Columbia Park Trail
509-943-4100
Culture, science, heritage, Ice Age floods.
RichlandBentonManhattan Project Hanford Site509-376-5803
Tours of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.
RichlandBentonLIGO Hanford Observatory127124 N. Rt. 10
509-372-8106
www.ligo.caltech.edu/wa
Public tours and stargazing events.
RichlandBentonColumbia River Exhibition of History, Science, and Technology (CREHST) (closed)95 Lee Blvd.
509-943-9000
Central archival library for the region’s historical, scientific and technical records.
RitzvilleAdamsFrank R. Burroughs Home Museum408 W. Main
509-659-1656
1889 Restored home furnished with period artifacts.
RitzvilleAdamsRitzville Railroad Depot Museum105 W. 10th. Ave
509-659-1656
1910 restored railway depot.
RoslynKittitasRoslyn Historical Museum203 W. Pennsylvania Ave.
509-649-2355
Extensive collection of photos and mining memorabilia.
SeattleKingMuseum of FlightBoeing Field-I-5 Exit 158
206-764-5720
More than 175 air and space craft including gliders, choppers, war planes.
SeattleKingMuseum of Pop Culture (MOPOP)325 5th Ave.
206-770-2700
Museum of Pop Culture with its roots in Rock n Roll.
SeattleKingSeattle Pinball Museum508 Maynard Ave. S.
206-623-0759
50+ pin ball machines from the 1960's to the present.
SeattleKingBurke Museum1413 N. E. 45th St
206-616-3962
Washington State Museum of Natural History and Culture.
SeattleKingPacific Science Center200 2nd Ave N.
206-443-2001
Everything including tropical butterfly house.
SeattleKingMuseum of History and Industry (MOHAI)2700 24th. Ave E.
206-324-1126
Meritime heritage of the Puget Sound Region. Seattle history.
SeattleKingWing Luke Museum719 S. King St.
206-623-5124
History museum of the culture, art and history of Seattle's Asian Americans.
SeattleKingMuseum of Communications7000 E. Marginal Way S
206-767-3012
History of the telephone and displays of the equipment that makes it work.
SeattleKingGiant Shoe Museum1501 Pike's Place #424
206-623-2870
Giant shoe collection of Danny Eskenazi. Giant means size of shoes.
Sedro-WoolleySkagitSedro-Woolley Museum725 Murdock St.
360-855-2390
Historical artifacts and displays.
SnoqualmieKingNorthwest Railway Museum9320 Stone Quarry Rd.
425-888-3030
Historic depot and railway history exhibits, train excursions.
SpokaneSpokaneNorthwest Museum of Arts and Culture2316 W. First Ave.
509-363-5355
General History/Research.
SpokaneSpokaneCampbell House2316 W. First Ave.
509-363-5355
Restored Kirkland Cutter/Karl Malmgren 1898 mansion. Included with Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture admission.
SpokaneSpokaneHillyard Heritage Museum Society50 N. Stone St. #22
509-483-2383
Dedicated to the rich and colorful history of Spokane's Historic Hillyard area.
SpokaneSpokaneJundt Art Museum--Gonzaga Univ.502 E. Boone
509-323-6611
Dale Chihuly glass art/rotating exhibits/photo collections.
SpokaneSpokaneSpokane Law Enforcement Museum1201 W. 1st. Ave.
509-625-3352
Collection of local, area, national and worldwide law enforcement items.
SpokaneSpokaneCrosby House508 E Sharp Ave.
509-313-3847
Entertainer Bing Crosby memorabilia.
SpokaneSpokaneMobius Science Center331 N. Post
509-321-7121
Year round exhibits.
SpokaneSpokaneFire Look Out Museum123 W. Westview
509-466-9171
Home to some 19000 relics and artifacts from forest fire fighting history.
Spokane ValleySpokaneSpokane Valley Heritage Museum12114 E. Sprague
509-922-4570
History and culture of the region, archives, photos, maps, WW1 display.
Spokane ValleySpokaneFlag Museum1402 S. Pines Rd
509-926-2753
Flag Collection of Sons of American Revolution. Over 125 replica flags.
StevensonSkamaniaColumbia Gorge Interpretive Center990 SW Rock Creek Drive
509-427-8211
Natural Hist. of Columbia Gorge. 15000 years of history.
SunnysideYakimaSunnyside Historical Museum704 S. 4th
509-837-7054
Museum houses and displays artifacts and documents of Sunnyside's early years.
SuquamishKitsapSuquamish Museum6861 N. E. South St.
360-394-8499
Special events, Suquamish Tribal archives and collections.
TacomaPierceWashington State History Museum1911 Pacific Ave.
253-272-3500
One of two state-sponsored museums. Interactive displays, dramatic displays.
TacomaPierceMuseum of Glass1801 Dock St.
253-284-4719
Premier contemporary art museum dedicatd to glass and glass making.
TacomaPierceHarold E. LeMay Auto Museum2702 East D. St
877-902-8490
Recognized as one of the Worlds 10 best automotive museums.
ThorpKittitasThorp Grist Mill11640 N. Thorp Hwy
509-964-9640
Built between 1880 and 1883. Restored and maintained grist mill.
ToppenishYakimaAmerican Hop Museum22 S. B St.
509-865-4677
History of hop production in the Yakima area. 75% of US Hop production.
ToppenishYakimaNorthern Pacific Railway Museum10 S. Asotin Ave.
509-865-1911
Restored Northern Pacific Depot and Steam Engines.
ToppenishYakimaYakama National Museum and Cultural Center100 Spiel-yi Lp.
509-865-2800
Yakima Nation Museum, Gift Shop, Heritage Theater and Y. N. Library.
TulalipSnohomishHibulb Cultural Center and Natural History Preserve6410 23rd. NE
360-716-2600
History, culture and traditions of Tulalip Tribes.
TwispOkanoganMethow Valley Interpretive Center210 5th. St.
509-997-4904
Pre-European history, natural history, geology.
Union GapYakimaCentral Washington Agricultural Museum4508 Main St.
509-457-8735
Over 19 acres of antique farm eq., tools, blacksmith shop, saw mill, etc.
VancouverClarkClark County Historical Museum1511 Main St.
360-993-5679
General history/research.
VancouverClarkFort Vancouver Visitors Center1501 E. Evergreen Blvd.
800-832-3599
Restored Fort Vancouver.
VancouverClarkPearson Air Museum1115 E. 5th St.
360-816-6232
Early 20th Century Army Air Corps facility.
VantageKittitasGinko Petrified Forest and Interpretive Center4511 Huntzinger Rd.
509-856-2700
One of the most diverse fossil forests in North America.
WaitsburgWalla WallaBruce Memorial Museum330 Main St.
509-337-6157
Built in 1883, museum is listed on National Register of Historical Places.
Walla WallaWalla WallaKirkman House Museum214 N. Colville St.
509-529-4373
1880 home on the Historic Register.
Walla WallaWalla WallaFort Walla Walla Museum755 Myra Rd
509-525-7703
17 Building Historical Pioneer Settlement and artifacts.
Walla WallaWalla WallaWhitman Mission National Historical Site328 Whitman Mission Rd.
509-522-6360
Whitman Mission founded in 1836 and its Impact on Native Americans.
WashougalClarkTwo Rivers Museum1 Durgan St.
360-835-8742
Local heritage through artifacts, pictures and stories.
WatervilleDouglasDouglas County Museum124 Walnut St.
509-745-8435
History of Waterville, archived material of Waterville and surrounding area.
WenatcheeChelanWenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center127 S. Mission St.
509-888-6240
Local and Regional History, Science and Arts.
WenatcheeChelanMuseum of the Columbia7 mi. N. of Wenatchee on Highway 97A
509-663-7522
Rocky Reach Hydroeclectric Project.
WilburLincolnBig Bend Historical Society MuseumOld Lutheran Church in NW Wilbur
509-647-5821
Early Photographs, Old School House Replica, Military, Newspapers.
WilburLincolnHesseltine Public Library14 NW Division
509-647-5828
Established in 1901. 10,000 Books. Web site lists 100's of best free reference sites.
WinlockLewisWinlock Historical Museum400 NE 1st St.
360-785-4433
Building full of vintage Americana of the Winlock/Lewis County area.
WinthropOkanoganShafer Museum285 Castle Ave.
509-996-2712
Pioneer museum.
YakimaYakimaMcAllister Museum of Aviation2008 S. 16th Ave
509-457-4933
McAllister Museum is a leading preservationist and educator of aviation history.
YakimaWalla WallaOlde Yakima Letterpress Museum4508 Main St., Union Gap
509-248-7636
Preserving the ancient art of printing with moveable type aka letterpress.
YakimaWalla WallaYakima Valley Museum2105 Tieton Dr.
509-248-0747
The Yakima Valley Museum is one of the largest cultural history museums in the State.