What can you see at the History Museum?

Mystery remains for many shipwrecks about what happened to a ship or why it went down.

See a pair of historic bicycles and other cycling material from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, wheeled out from the Historical Society’s collections.

IN THE SPIRIT is an annual celebration of diverse Native arts and culture.

The Votes for Women: 100 Years and Counting is an intriguing look at the history of the women’s suffrage movement.

These collages celebrate historic and current women changemakers in Washington, while also highlighting Washington State's role in the national suffrage movement.

Over the past ten years, acclaimed artist Judy Gelles has interviewed and photographed more than 300 fourth-grade students from a wide range of economic and cultural backgrounds. These students’ stories capture the gamut of societal issues that we face today.

This exhibit presents a series of original tinted lithographs illuminating the natural features of the Cascade Range and its transecting Columbia River, as recorded by two exploration survey parties seeking viable transcontinental railroad routes prior to the Civil War.

The Animation Academy explores the unique world of animation and storytelling, from traditional hand-drawn cels to exciting breakthroughs in stop-motion and CGI.