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Federation Forest State Park

Enumclaw,

Community Focus: Americas, Indigenous American, North American
Muckleshoot / bǝqǝlšuɫ, Settler

Federation Forest is a 574-acre day-use park with hundreds of acres of old-growth Douglas-fir trees, mature western hemlock, Sitka spruce and western red cedar. Its short, flat interpretive trails make the park an ideal destination for families with young children. The Catherine Montgomery Interpretive Center is open June through August on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to dusk. During April, May, September and October, the Catherine Montgomery Interpretive Center is open on the weekends depending on weather conditions.

Ferndale Heritage Society

Ferndale,

Community Focus: Americas, North American
Settler

Preserving the past for the future at Pioneer Park

Ferry County Historical Society

Republic,

Community Focus: Americas, Indigenous American, North American
Settler

The Ferry County Historical Society is a nonprofit organization (501(3)(c)) which places its primary emphasis on preserving & exhibiting artifacts related to the rich history of Ferry County.

Foothills Historical Heritage Center & Museum

Buckley,

Community Focus: Americas, North American
Settler

Foothills Historical Society is dedicated to the identification, collection, conservation and sharing of the history of Buckley and the surrounding area, including the Carbon River Corridor.

Forks Timber Museum

Forks,

Community Focus: Americas, North American
Settler

Early history of Forks and the surrounding area is celebrated at the Forks Timber Museum through displays from Pioneer Living and Logging History.

Fort Simcoe Historic State Park

White Swan,

Community Focus: Americas, Indigenous American, North American
Settler, Yakama

Located on the Yakama Indian Reservation, Fort Simcoe is one of the few remaining pre-Civil War forts in the west.

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

Vancouver,

Community Focus: Americas, Indigenous American, North American
Settler

Located on the north bank of the Columbia River, in sight of snowy mountain peaks and a vibrant urban landscape, this park has a rich cultural past. From a frontier fur trading post, to a powerful military legacy, the magic of flight, and the origin of the American Pacific Northwest, history is shared at four unique sites. Discover stories of transition, settlement, conflict, and community.

Fort Walla Walla Museum

Walla Walla,

Community Focus: Americas, North American
Settler

At Fort Walla Walla Museum more than 50,000 artifacts and photographs as well as a Living History series and other events and programs tell the story of the many people who have inhabited the Walla Walla Valley.

Fred Oldfield’s Western Heritage & Art Center

Puyallup,

Community Focus: Indigenous American
Cowlitz, Settler

At Fred Oldfield’s Western Heritage & Art Center learn the history of the Western lifestyle and advancing Western art through the example set by Fred Oldfield. Our vision is to provide a creative outlet where the history, passion, and art of Fred Oldfield’s life will live on in all generations. Fred Oldfield had a passion for life that is reflected in his work. His colors are bold and powerful like the beauty he sees in his surroundings.

Friends of Spokane House

Nine Mile Falls,

Community Focus: Americas, North American
Settler

Friends of Spokane House (FOSH) is a nonprofit 501-c3 organization dedicated to promoting public awareness of the early fur trade activities that shaped the Euro and Native American history of the Inland Northwest.

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