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Northwest Carriage Museum
Explore the world
of the 19th century traveler at the Northwest Carriage
Museum. The museum is home to 23 beautifully restored horse
drawn vehicles. Many of the carriages in the museum were the
Cadillac's of their day, with ivory door locks, brocade
trim, and leather interior. Included in the museum’s
carriage collection are Belle Watling’s carriage from
Gone With the Wind, a meticulously restored Hansom Cab,
and a carved panel hearse. The museum is family friendly,
offering several interactive and kid friendly displays. Try
on a buckskin vest or a bonnet, climb into the Democrat
wagon and have a “pioneer moment”. Or learn
how to put a wheel together
in the wheelwright’s shop. The
family
will have lots of fun while learning, too!
Open Wednesday through Saturday;
summer
10-5pm, winter 10-4pm.
Willapa
Seaport Museum
310 Alder Street, Raymond. 360-942-4149. Next
door to the
Carriage Museum, visitors will find
an astonishing
myriad of marine artifacts,
information,
insights and humor. The museum ties together displays of
memorabilia from the logging industry to shipbuilding, from
the life saving service
of the
Spruce Division (WWI), and from Native Americans to
lightships and lighthouses.
Several
collections of thousands of valuable
history of
Willapa Bay and the Pacific Northwest
to the sea.
Hours: Wed. - Sat. 12am to 4pm
or by
appointment.
Pacific County Historical Society Museum
www.pacifichistory.org
Discover how Native Americans, fishing and logging shaped
the history of Pacific County. Free admission. Museum
bookstore features books on Northwest history. Open seven
days a week, 11-4pm.
Contact them at 360-875-5224. |