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Visiting The Cranberry Museum In Long Beach
MacKenzie Passegger · November 27, 2017

The Cranberry Museum otherwise known as Pacific Coast Cranberry Research Foundation, was established in 1922, almost one hundred years ago, in Long Beach. Their goals, per their website are to fund cranberry research, maintain cranberry farms, produce cranberries on site to fund research & extension activities and provide an educational facility. Growing and Harvesting Autumn...

Norwegian Influence in Poulsbo
MacKenzie Passegger · November 22, 2017

Founded by Ole Stubb, a Norwegian immigrant in 1875, Poulsbo is often referred to as “Little Norway,” with good reason. Throughout history this portion of land in the North Kitsap County has been used for fishing and trapping by Europeans and Native Americans alike. The First Norwegian Ole Stubb came to America with his family,...

History of Central Washington University
MacKenzie Passegger · November 22, 2017

Did you know that Central Washington University has actually gone through four name changes? It’s only been CWU since 1977. Originally founded in 1891, its first name was “Washington State National School in Ellensburg.” How’s that for a mouthful? Now it is filled with over 11,000 students annually, and was ranked “Top-rated four-year University in...

Lady Washington Lives On in Aberdeen
MacKenzie Passegger · November 19, 2017

You may have seen the majestic Lady Washington in such films such as “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” or “Star Trek: Generations.” But did you know it was originally created in 1787? Yeah, it’s that old. Kind of. History Lesson! According to Historical Seaport, in 1788 the original Lady Washington...

Explore A Stonehenge Replica at the Maryhill Museum
MacKenzie Passegger · November 14, 2017

Located in Goldendale, the Maryhill Museum of Art first opened in 1940. Back then, Time Magazine called it “the world’s most isolated art museum.” Today it is a popular stop in southern Washington for thousands of travelers each year.With over 5,000 acres of property, the museum has ample room for several contrasting exhibits, both permanent...

Federal Way Performing Arts and Event Center
Explore Washington State · August 25, 2017

Federal Way residents are excited to welcome the addition of the Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center to the newly remodeled downtown district as of August 19th, 2017. From Seattle to Tacoma, those who are interested in the arts eagerly anticipate the growth of the Center into a venue that attracts renowned performers, making...

LeMay Car Museum in Tacoma
Explore Washington State · July 12, 2017

The LeMay Car Museum in Tacoma is one of the coolest places in Washington to see historic cars. Planning a trip to Tacoma? Start with our complete Tacoma Visitor Guide → If you love history, cars, or both, this museum is a great way to enjoy an afternoon in the south Puget Sound! Roll up...