Welcome to Two Rivers Heritage Museum

We look forward to sharing our history with you!

We invite you to sneak a peek at some of our treasured artifacts online, and we look forward to sharing the stories of our extensive collections when you visit us.

Our stories are multi-cultural. We established strong bonds with both the Native populations and the diverse newcomers who settled here to start a life of opportunity. Our region is abundant in natural resources, with two rivers that served as the lifeblood of the region, and fertile ground that made sustained all who made this region their home. It offered quality of life and opportunity then as it still does today.

Our Programs

We invite an understanding of our past, and appreciation of the present, as we move into our future. The Camas-Washougal Historical Society celebrates the lives, hard work, and perseverance of those who lived here before us. Respectfully collected and carefully preserved, our archives are a personalized history of our area, and range from handmade tools and food gathering supplies, to musical instruments and toys, and everywhere inbetween.

The Gathering Place at Washuxwal

Inspired by our rich, Native American heritage in the Camas Washougal area, The Two Rivers Heritage Museum’s Gathering Place at Washuxwal stands as a monument to the native people who lived in similar plank houses that once stood here along the Columbia River.

Support Your Local Museum

Our museum thrives thanks to the support of our community. Two Rivers Heritage Museum is operated by the Camas-Washougal Historical Society, a volunteer-run organization that provides all our services and programs through historical society memberships, museum admissions and gift shop sales, gifts, and grants. Our museum exists for and because of community members like you.

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Membership

Join the Camas-Washougal Historical Society and support the preservation of our local history!

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Volunteering

Become a docent, conduct research, or volunteer for a wide variety of other jobs; there are so many ways to help!

Help us preserve and share the history of our home.