Issaquah History Museums

The Issaquah History Museums is a non-profit organization located in Issaquah, Washington. With 5 to 9 employees, the museums are dedicated to discovering, preserving, and sharing the history of Issaquah and the surrounding area. They generate an annual revenue of $2.5 million. The organization operates two museums: the Issaquah Depot Museum, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Gilman Town Hall Museum. Through engaging exhibits, guided tours, history hikes, and educational programs, the Issaquah History Museums offer residents and visitors a glimpse into Issaquah's development and the lives of its inhabitants. The museums also feature a collection of hundreds of artifacts and photos accessible online at www.issaquahhistory.org. In addition to their museums, the Issaquah History Museums operate the Issaquah Valley Trolley. This unique venture connects the past and present by providing narrated rides along historic train tracks, highlighting key moments in Issaquah's history. The trolley currently runs between the Depot and Darigold, with plans to expand its route to encompass the Gilman Village shopping area. To learn more about the Issaquah History Museums and their programs, visit their website at www.issaquahhistory.org.