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Brochure of the Pacific County
Historical Society
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Columbia River Chronology: Historical
Dates & Photo
Log & Scales
of Change
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Contacting and finding: Pacific
County Historical Society and Museum
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E-mail the museum at: Museum@willapabay.org
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Hours are 11am to 4pm, 7 days/week.
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Mailing address: P.O. Box P; South Bend, Washington
98586
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Map
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Phone: 360-875-5224
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Street Address: 1008 West Robert Bush Drive
(at Mile Post 54 on Highway 101)
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FAQ (Frequently
Asked Questions)
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Fun
Links (general reference resources)
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Hurricane
of December 2007 (a.k.a. The Hundred Year Storm)
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Inside
the Museum (a virtual tour)
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Links
to other Pacific County Museums, etc.
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New at this museum web site:
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8-14-2009: The Newsletter
is updated.
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8-13-2009: New Museum Photo (new paint):
750
Pixels or 3,008 Pixels
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8-9-2009: Garden Tour 2009
Press Release, PLUS sample photos (event date is 8-22-2009)
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6-7-2009: The 2007
Summer & Fall Sou'wester is now posted.
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Newsletter
& More (of the Pacific County Historical Society)
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Shopping On-line at the Museum
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Memberships
for the Museum are also sold here.
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Spruce
Division Photos
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Steam
Power
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The Sou'wester (the Published Quarterly of the
Pacific County Historical Society)
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Index
to the "The Sou'wester" articles (1966-1993)
1955. The
Bay Center Story (portions of which were in the Fall 1970
& Spring 1971 Sou'westers)
1989. Centennial
Edition (featuring "Place
Names of Pacific County")
1994. Spring
(Helen Davis // Memories of Tokeland),
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.........., Summer
(Long Island, Oyterville, Nasel, etc.),
Fall
(Narrow Gauge Nadir, Charles Funk, Long Beach), &
Winter
(end of the century special)
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Spring
(Ned Needham, part 1),
Summer
(Ned Needham, part 2),
Fall
(Ben Cheney), & Winter
(George Bell, J.W. Maxwell, old South Bend & Rocks)
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Spring
(Knappton Cove & North Cove),
Summer
(Early Pacific County),
Fall
(Life Savers of Klipsan), & Winter
(Hangman's Park)
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Annual
Edition for the Raymonds
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Spring
(North River Basketball),
Summer
(Soule Logging & Kathlamet Texts),
Fall
("Nappy" Wildhaber, Aviator), & Winter
(Early life in Nahcotta)
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Spring
(WWII Cranberry Bog Railways),
Summer
(The South Bend Flyer),
Fall
(A Boat In Oysterville), & Winter
(South Bend Baptist Church)
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Spring
& Summer (The Dennis Company: 100 Years),
Fall
(Oystering on Willapa Bay), & Winter
2005 & Spring 2006 (Growing up in Oysterville)
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.........., Summer
& Fall (Lewis County to Willapa Bay by Rail),
& Winter 2006
& Spring 2007 (Celebrating Raymond's Centennial)
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.........., Summer
& Fall (Gin's Tonic - Growing up on the Long Beach
Peninsula.), &
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Willapa, the West Coast Steam Schooner,
by Steve Hubbard
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What we do at the museum:
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Basic research by staff and volunteers is free, but this
non-profit organization welcomes donations. Extensive research may
be arranged by contacting the museum by email.
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Our collections include approximately 10,000 photos, 500
lineal feet of archival materials, a library of 300 published historical
volumes, and approximately 1500 historical and natural history objects.
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Collecting areas include natural history, local Indian history,
transportation, natural resources, communities, maritime, and cultural
history.
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Our reference materials include an index to proper names
in the Pacific County newspapers, census index, and oral histories.
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