The mission of the Black Diamond Historical Society shall be the discovery, preservation, and dissemination of the history of Black Diamond and environs, as it relates to King County and the State of Washington. NEW HOURS: The Black Diamond Museum is open every... Read more...
This is an open forum for people of all backgrounds and experience who have an interest in genealogy. Join in lively discussions and programs to learn and share genealogy with experts. Due to COVID-19 protocols, the BGRG monthly meetings, typically held on the first... Read more...
Des Moines Memorial Drive Preservation Association is dedicated in its mission to honor those who died in World War I by advocating for the preservation, restoration, and maintenance of Des Moines Memorial Drive as a unique, living historic monument through... Read more...
The Greater Kent Historical Society operates the Kent Historical Museum, which is located in the Bereiter House in downtown Kent. Built in 1908, the historic home is furnished with period furniture and exhibits of local artifacts. Garden artwork commemorates the local... Read more...
Highline Heritage Museum’s mission is to preserve, collect and tell the stories of the Highline area and its people. We also provide exhibits at SeaTac City Hall, 4800 S 188th Street. We welcome volunteers! Nancy Salguero McKay, Executive Director 819 SW 152nd... Read more...
The Historical Society of Federal Way serves its public through researching, preserving, teaching, documenting and indexing the human history of the Greater Federal Way area to build a sense of community, identity, and heritage. The Historical Society of Federal Way... Read more...
La Roxay’s Mission is Hood healing and Liberation. Vision is Joyful Ancestors and Community. La Roxay Productions approaches Community work through a healing justice framework. La Roxay curates experiences and shares knowledge that centers Black, Indigenous,... Read more...
The Museum of Flight exists to acquire, preserve and exhibit historically significant air and space artifacts, which provide a foundation for scholarly research and lifelong learning programs that inspire an interest in and understanding of science, technology and the... Read more...
The Neely Mansion Association maintains the 1894 Neely Mansion, the 1930 Hori Furoba, and the 1940 Acosta Farm Shed on this National Historic Site. We actively interpret and share with the public the cultural heritage and history of the diverse people who lived here... Read more...
The Pacific Islander Community Association (PICA-WA) seeks to live out the indigenous values of the Pasifika communities in Washington State through community organizing, and speaking our truth to systems of power while providing social supports and cultural spaces... Read more...
The Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive is a publicly funded, private consortium of railroad heritage organizations for railroads in the Puget Sound area, including Great Northern Historical Society, Northern Pacific Railway Historical Association, Cascade Rail... Read more...
The Museum’s mission is to preserve, document, interpret, and educate about the history of greater Renton in ways that are accessible to diverse people of all ages. Permanent exhibits depict the history of Renton’s industries, government, schools, and a model... Read more...
We preserve the cultural, architectural, geological and historical heritage of Tukwila through preservation of photographs, documents, oral histories, buildings, and natural resources. Pat Brodin, President 14475 59th Avenue S; Tukwila WA 98168... Read more...
Whether you walk through a pioneer cabin, climb aboard a caboose and play in a one-room school, the award-winning White River Valley Museum presents history in a fun and involving way. Permanent exhibits focus on the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, pioneer life,... Read more...