Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau will present the Weird, Wonderful, and Worrisome Things found in Washington State Museums
Harriet Baskas of the Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau will present the Weird, Wonderful, and Worrisome Things found in Washington State Museums on Thursday, April 18, at 7:00 PM. We will provide Coffee, Tea, or Water with cookies. No Charge, Donations will be cheerfully accepted.
Library Presentation 01 30 2024
Dr. E. F. Cater will be at the Waterville Library, 103 Locust Street, on Tuesday, January 30, 2024 at 10:00 a.m giving a Presentation on the Pioneer Page assets provided on the Museum’s website. Watch the video below: https://youtu.be/_XU91JnlQHw
CLOSED for winter season.
The Douglas County Museum is now closed for the winter season. We will joyously reopen on Thursday, May 23, 2024 at 11:00 AM. Off-season, we can be available to help you with family research, or for a personal tour of the Douglas County Museum. To check availability email: efcater@gmail.com, or send a text message to […]
York Is At the 2023 NCW FAIR!
Stop by at the Douglas County Museum Exhibit in the building past the Railroad Exhibit. Learn about Douglas County’s amazing history and help us celebrate the 140th Anniversary of Douglas County!
Douglas County Museum Farmers Crafters’ Market Jump Rope Making Event FREE For All Ages!
July 8, 2023, the Douglas County Museum, Waterville, Washington, will open its’ doors early, at 9 a.m. Dr. Earl Cater announces a Jump Rope Making Event, free for all ages. Learn to “Make a Jump Rope” that will last a life time! Use your Jump Rope at the Event if you like.
Half-Price Winter Wear Sale At The Thrift Store!
This week the Douglas County Historical Association Thrift Store in Waterville has all Winter Wear on sale at 50% off the marked price. Hurry in while your special item is still available! Click Here for a link to the Thrift Store’s web page.