EIN: 91-6071543 · Auburn, WA
The White River Valley Museum was born from the passion of local townspeople in the 1950s who wanted to share their regional history. This vision led to the formation of the White River Valley Historical Society and the establishment of a small museum in Thomas. In the late 1960s, with the support of the City of Auburn, the museum relocated to Les Gove Park, where it continues to thrive today under the guidance of a dedicated 17-member board.
The Museum plays a vital role in preserving and sharing the rich history of the South King County area, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of local heritage through engaging exhibits and educational programs.
Your generous donations are crucial for the preservation of local history and the ongoing operation of the Museum and Mary Olson Farm. These contributions ensure that future generations can learn about and appreciate their regional heritage.
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