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  • The Gathering Place at Washuxwal …where stories unfold

    The Gathering Place at Washuxwal …where stories unfold


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  • School Days

    School Days


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      School Days
      Our current exhibit represents a one-room schoolhouse from the late 1800s to early 1900s.

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    • 2019

      FEATURED UPDATE – GATHERING PLACE AT WASHUXWAL

      Adam McIsaac is the carver and artist for the new Gathering Place at Washuxwal,

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    • March 28

      FEATURED EVENT

      This event has been cancelled.

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  • DID YOU KNOW?

    • Lewis and Clark

      Posted In Uncategorized

      Did you know that the Washougal area is a major part of the Lewis and Clark’s Corp of Discovery journey? Indeed, they camped at Cottonwood Beach, just a short walk from the Museum, for six days in 1806.

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    • Heritage Gallery

      Posted In Design

      Two Rivers Heritage Museum presents a new show of images from the early years of Camas and Washougal. The show includes pictures that capture important historic moments. Come and experience your past.

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    • Discover your heritage from our artifacts, pictures and stories.

      Posted In Design, Technology

      Sit back, relax, and enjoy as local historian and lifelong resident Virginia Warren tells us about the Camas Liberty Theater.

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    • FEATURED BOOK

      Posted In Uncategorized

      The first pioneers of Camas and Washougal were primarily farmers, drawn by fertile soil and river transportation. As the paper mill in Camas and the woolen mill in Washougal got their starts, merchants, doctors, and educators followed.

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