The area's best museum is in the Spokane Valley!
Visit the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum
"There's no place like home" |
Spokane Valley Heritage Museum Annual Support
The Spokane Valley Heritage Museum has achieved many milestones in the last 3 years. The Museum has collected hundreds of artifacts, and photos and hosted a Smithsonian exhibit, student field trips, family reunions, and inspiring exhibits. Take part in this historic opportunity to support a community cultural asset and ensure preservation of our heritage! We need your support! |
| Click here to download donation/support form (PDF) |
| What benefit does having a Heritage Museum mean to our community? |
- Collecting, recording and preserving our common identity makes for a community that knows its origin, enabling it to face future economic growth and development with a greater sense of identity and direction.
- When we become a part of something like the Valley Heritage Museum we have roots and a shared identity whether we’ve just moved here or have lived here for decades.
- The Museum serves as a repository for regional history, a resource for students and a center of pride and identity to our citizens. Click here to download donation/support form (PDF)
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| CURRENT EXHIBITS |
Irrigation brings life to the Valley
Open Now! |
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"Barn Keepers"
A photographic exhibit of old barns
still in use in the region.
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"Fill er Up Please"
A Vintage Texaco Gas Station exhibit
Open Now |
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| "Extraordinary Exhibits" |
May 2009
"Apollo 11, One Small Step"
Step back in time into the Space Race
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Fall 2009
"Visionary Women"
Women who shaped the history of the Valley |
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Fall 2009
"On a Wing and a Prayer"
Aviation History in the Spokane Region |
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About
Opportunity Township Hall
The
Spokane Valley Heritage Museum is located in an historic Valley Landmark, the
Opportunity Township Hall. The Township Hall was built in 1912 to be used as the
governmental building for Township business. The Township form of government lasted
from 1909 until 1974.
The Opportunity Township Hall is now on the State and National
Historic Registers. The Hall is the last remaining Township Hall in the State
of Washington. Opportunity Township Hall served the Valley population as a center
of community activity and is the most appropriate place to house the history and
culture of the Spokane Valley. |