The Polson Museum Review

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The Polson Museum

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The Polson Museum, in a 26-room mansion built in 1924, is filled with artifacts and mementos relating to Grays Harbor's past. You can walk through the remodeled dining room, kitchen, and living room, where an exhibit traces the history of tall ships in the Pacific Northwest. Upstairs is the logging exhibit, with a replica Little Hoquiam Railroad; a period-costume room; and the Polson children's room and doll house. Outside you can wander the riverside grounds, which have exotic trees and a rose garden.

  • Cost: $4
  • Open: Jan.-Aug., Wed.-Sat. 11-4, Sun. noon-4; late Dec.-Mar., weekends noon-4
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