History Museums in Washington State
Visiting a history museum is a fun and memorable way to learn about the heritage of the state of Washington.
This web site allows you to view on-line exhibits and learn about the museum and its educational programs.
The history of Issaquah comes alive, with exhibits focusing on early settlers. You'll even find an old jailhouse.
Railroad fans and children of all ages will enjoy this historic railroad station, including the old Town Trolley.
Known as "the birthplace of Seattle", the Log House Museum on Alki features the history of the Duwamish, Seattle's original people, as well as that of the early white settlers.
Take a tour or enjoy a special event at this historic Italianate Victorian home in Puyallup, which has been restored.
The Museum of Flight is located at the south end of Boeing Field - this museum's aviation exhibits include an SR-71 and the original Air Force One.
Located near Husky Stadium, MOHAI offers collections and exhibits that preserve Seattle's history from its early pioneer beginnings to today.
Immigrants from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden helped shape this country and this region - museum exhibits highlight their specific history in the Pacific Northwest.
The US National Register of Historic Places has put together this travel itinerary for Seattle sites.
Located in the state capitol of Olympia, this museum has a variety of exhibits commemorating the political and cultural heritage of the state.
Explore and be entertained in an environment where characters from Washington's past speak about their lives.
