Western Heritage Center
   
Evergreen State Fairgrounds
           Building 611
           Monroe, WA 98272 
    (425) 232-3493 
 

 
AN interactive  museum of mining, logging, agriculture and wildlife in Northwestern Washington.

 


                    


 Welcome!

Artifacts - Large and Small

Agriculture

Contacts /Driving Directions


Educational Requests

Kitchen and Home

Grants and Contributions

Links to Supporting Business'

Kid Stuff!!

Mission & Values Statement

Media Coverage

Railroad Exhibit

Photo Gallery #1

Photo Gallery #2

Stationary Engines

The Crew

Unique Antiques

 

Thanks to our supporting business and media partners.




 






 

    
           

 
 HOURS:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday - Saturday
12:00 PM -  5:00 PM  Sunday
Other times available or groups and classrooms by appointment.


 LOCATION:
Evergreen State Fairgrounds
Building 611 (Far east end corner)
Monroe, WA 98272


 Call Jerry and donate today!
 

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 WHO WE ARE and OUR MISSION
In today's world of fast technologies, fake fun and video "non-reality" .. its hard to build roots and the basics needed with your kids unless they can have a "fun" hands on experience.

This exhibit is and will be designed to spark the interest of the visitor as well as educate him or her on just how exciting and creative people had to be to survive without TV and cell phones.
Take a tour and bring your kids for a great day or night of real reality!



This is a 501 C-3 non-profit organization designed to pass on the excitement and fun of our past.
COME and experience the true history of our mechanized growth in agriculture, logging, mining and transportation of the lower Snohomish, Snoqualmie and Skykomish valleys.

 

 


 ARCHIVED MEDIA

 
Everett Herald article dated 9-30-07

Seattle Times article dated 9-26-07

Monroe Monitor article dated 9-25-07

Seattle Post Intelligencer article dated 9-26-2006

Everett Herald Article dated
5-20-2006


The Monroe Monitor article dated
5-10-2006


 

 INTERESTS AND EVENTS
Come see our working WATER WHEEL! History in action! Sawing, pumping water and drilling!

Our current building is 2250 square feet and we are expanding to add an additional 5800 more !

Thanks! to everyone that made the benefit dinners and actions. We appreciate your support. We were able to complete the electrical portion of our upgrade.

This exhibit was originally the life long dream of a great guy named Jerry Senner. His collection process started many years ago. He has spent his life assembling these classic tractors, implements and specialized equipment for display. His passion for passing on some of the fun and creative parts of the past to the next generation will inspire everyone! 
 

Hey! This interactive museum is Kid Friendly!

This exhibit hosts examples from the late 1800's until now.

"...I thought I was going to visit a bunch of old stuff...it was really cool! I had fun and so did my brother!"

"...the variety of exhibits is astounding!"

"...my kids loved the time they spent there."

"...I wish I could have brought my Dad. Man, what a memorial to our farming and agricultural heritage!"
 

 

 


 GRANT REQUEST - EXPANSION NEEDS
We're expanding! Plans are under way to build and develop and a new facility. We are actively pursuing grant money and matching funds. The current location on the fairgrounds is temporary.  

Because of the size of of our growing collections and the tentative future in our current building, we are in discussions to purchase a separate property that can house our current artifacts as well as the new collection coming in that will require an additional 10,000 sq feet of space!

Our new covered and inside space will grow from 3200 sq feet to an astounding 30,000 sq feet.

 I
f you would like to explore supporting this 501 (C-3) tax deductable organization, please call us.

 We're actively adding equipment and  components everyday!
Come by and visit! 

Our new exhibit recently donated will be one of the largest single collections in the Pacific Northwest.

 

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  See our collection of state of the art electronics.