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6 dni temu · Hoquiam, Washington 98550. jbl@polsonmuseum.org . 360-533-5862 . We Are Open Again. Museum Hours / Admission . Wednesday - Saturday 11 - 4, Sunday 12 - 4 . Closed Monday - Tuesday & Major National Holidays. Families $15, Adults $5, Students $3, Members/Under 5 FREE.
The Polson is home to the most extensive local collection of Grays Harbor history. We actively collect artifacts from past and present, with just one goal in mind, to preserve local history for future generations. Harbor history is especially well represented in the Polson's photography collection. Now numbering over fifteen thousand items, our ...
A National Historic Site A gift to Hoquiam and Grays Harbor by the Arnold Polson family Building and grounds owned and maintained by the City of Hoquiam Exhibits and collections overseen by the Polson Park and Museum Historical Society Museum supported by hundreds of friends, members, and volunteers
The Polson is home to the most extensive local collection of Grays Harbor history. We actively collect artifacts from past and present, with just one goal in mind, to preserve local history for future generations.
Hoquiam's Polson Museum occupies the F. Arnold Polson House and Alex Polson Grounds. The museum contains artifacts related to the history of Hoquiam and the region. The 7th Street Theatre, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Hoquiam's Castle, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
This museum in a 26 room mansion, located on the main street between Aberdeen & Hoquiam. The home was built by Arnold Polson, logging baron, in 1924 on the riverfront. A lot of late 1800s and early 1900s memorabilia tells the story of Western Washington's early settlors.
The Polson Museum is a historical museum located in Hoquiam, Washington. It was founded in 1928 by a local businessman, Frank Polson, and is housed in a beautiful neoclassical building that was once the Polson family home.
