Quilcene Historical Museum

January 28, 2011 by Andrew Schwartz Quilcene Historical Museum – Founded in 1991
Located at 151 Columbia St, at the Corner of Center Valley Road and Columbia Street
Quilcene, WA 98376
(360) 765-4848 Open Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon 1-5 pm
April through October http://www.quilcenemuseum.org
Email: quilcenemuseum@olypen.com The Quilcene Historical Museum displays photos, historic artifacts, and other educational displays highlighting the area’s logging and pioneer past. Regular displays of early Quilcene, school, barn, home and hearth, logging, mining, country store, toy and bottle collections, Native Americans, and Quilcene families. The Museum also hosts a marvelous Wine Tasting Gala "Wine Tasting Gala" event in summer. No regular winter hours, but we are open by appointment in winter – Please call (360) 765-0688. Quilcene Historical Museum Filed Under: Arts and Culture, Community Organizations, Education Tagged With: area, barn, clams, country store, displays, early Quilcene, educational, families, fishing, historic artifacts, history, home and hearth, Jefferson County, logging, mining, Museum, Native Americans, oysters, past, photos, pioneer, school, seafood, shellfish, The Quilcene Historical Museum, toy and bottle collections