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Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal, Washington

Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal, Washington

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When you see this museum from the street, you might assume that it's a little one-room operation, but you couldn't be more wrong! Two Rivers is truly bigger on the inside, in a way that makes everyone remark, "It just k

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And see what you remember about your tour, because everything on this timeline is in the museum! Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User A glance at just one of the rooms; there’s so much more to see here! Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Try your hand at pumping water, just don’t drink it!

Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Explore the historic kitchen! The museum began as a small house, for which this was the original kitchen, but the museum has grown and grown. Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Early 3D images!

Take a look for yourself! Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User The Carriage House, focused on the tools and industry important to the area. Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User The Gathering Place; “small” model of a cedar plank house, designed, built, and decorated by Native American artists Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Many artifacts donated by members of various Northwest tribes Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Working player piano; try to sing along!

Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Preserving local plant history! The Camas Lily, a plant with an onion-like bulb which was prized by the local Native Americans, is the namesake for the town of Camas. Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User See if you can find the hair art, and examine it up close… Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Museum Exterior Two Rivers Heritage Museum / Atlas Obscura User Many artifacts from the local industries; this is from the paper mill!

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