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The Museums

The Issaquah History Museums showcases our area’s history with two historic buildings, the Issaquah Depot Museum (open Saturdays & Sundays) and Gilman Town Hall Museum (Temporarily Closed). Both the Gilman Town Hall Museum and the Issaquah Depot Museum house compelling exhibits that let visitors get a deeper sense of Issaquah’s past, and feature hands-on elements for kids.

We invite you to explore all that the Gilman Town Hall Museum & Issaquah Depot Museum have to offer!

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Issaquah Depot Museum

The city’s train depot was built in 1889, and now holds a museum with exhibits that explore the industrial revolution, travel, communication, and the early economic development of Issaquah.

 

Currently on display: Uncommon Threads, our 50th Anniversary Exhibit!

Visit the museum:
Issaquah Depot Museum
78 First Avenue NE

Issaquah, WA 98027

 

Timed entry available now.

Hours: Sat and Sun, 11:00 AM- 3:00 PM

Admission:

Admission to the Museums are  FREE – but donations are always appreciated. Special events and activities may have a fee.

Museum Contact

Phone: (425) 392-3500
Email: info@issaquahhistory.org

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Issaquah Depot
Gilman Town Hall
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Gilman Town Hall Museum

Built in 1886, the Gilman Town Hall features a permanent exhibit called “In This Valley: The Story of Our Town,” which uses photographs, artifacts, and interactive elements to explore different aspects of Issaquah’s past. The back yard hosts a two-celled concrete jail that was used from 1914 until 1930.

Visit the museum:
Gilman Town Hall
165 SE Andrews St

Issaquah, WA 98027
(Temporarily Closed)

Admission:

Admission to the Museums are  FREE – but donations are always appreciated. Special events and activities may have a fee.

 

Museum Contact:

Phone: (425) 392-3500
E-mail: info@issaquahhistory.org

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