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Children's, Culture, General, History, Historical Society, Library

The Shoreline Historical Museum exhibits the history of the Northwest King County region, and conducts programs related to that history.

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Welcome to the “Birthplace of Seattle” Log House Museum! Discover this local gem one block from Alki Beach in an authentically restored 1904 log building surrounded by a Pacific Northwest native plant garden.

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Stella, is located on the Washington side of the Columbia River at River Mile (RM) 56.5, at the mouth of Germany Creek. The Stella townsite was originally part of a 320-acre Donation Land Claim filed by John Guisendorfer in the early 1850s. Soon after it was purchased by Henry Lawson who established a river landing at the site.

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History, Historical Society, Library

Thanks again to all of you who came out for the last (and, hopefully final) Scotch broom pull here on the Preserve in March. It is wonderful to see the shoreline area free of broom...and we encourage you all to check out the hearty patch of Oregon fawn lily (Erythronium oregonum) that is now visible down by the shoreline. Last we checked it was just sending up flowering stalks. Folks on Waldron tend to call it "Easter lily" because it usually blooms around Easter, and that may hold true for this year too. We want to send out a special thanks to Cy Field (& family) for putting in the extra time to remove this pesky invasive!!

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Museum actively engages the public in the understanding and enjoyment of Skagit County's unique cultural history. Offers educational exhibits, programs, publications and research services. Facilities include the Skagit County Historical Museum, Research

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History, Historical Society

The South Pierce County Historical Society is a non-profit public charity in Washington State, working to preserve and promote local history in the south Pierce County area. Our group is very small, and seeks financial support from individuals and businesses interested in the rich history of the greater Eatonville area, and keeping it alive, especially in the young. We have one structure - the Van Eaton Cabin, the first home in Eatonville, built in 1889. We call it the Stage Stop Museum, as it was a stage line stop along the Indian Henry Trail from Commencement Bay to the base of Mount Rainier. It was also a trading post, post office, store and family home.

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Associated with the So. Whidbey Historical Society. Local history exhibits, including wooly mammoth and mastodon remains, Indian stone tools. Resource center.

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The Stanwood Area Historical Society owns and operates the D.O. Pearson House, a National Register site, and the Stanwood Area History Museum. The Society's mission is to collect, preserve and interpret artifacts and materials which will help establish a

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