Mission To Discover, Preserve, and Share Walla Walla Regional Heritage  Walla Walla has long been known as the “Cradle of Pacific Nort...

A Brief History The Kirkman House was built between 1876-1880 of brick from the Weston, Oregon Foundry. When the house was completed, William and ...

Courses and theatrical productions are offered to provide the student with rigorous, demanding professional training and a cultural background with...

Our History: Highlights of the Little Theatre of Walla Walla's Last 60 Years. December 1, 1944: Opened upstairs at 23 1/2 Main St. with The Old War...

The Franklin County Historical Society, a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of Franklin County's past, owns and operates the Mu...

Skate Park Rules Park Hours:Open - 6:00 a.m. to ½ hour after dusk In addition to the Standard Park Rules the following rules apply: ...

Funded by local contributions and built in 1982, the East Benton County Historical Museum was designed by a local architect to showcase some wonder...

A museum and science center created to tell the dynamic story of the Columbia Basin and surrounding region. Visitors will be entertained with inter...

The Company  Columbia River Journeys, LLC is now owned and operated by Mike White and Cheryl Olivier. The company was acquired in April 2011,...

History: In 1944, the year that the first nuclear reactor started operation at Hanford, the Richland Village Players was created out of a community...

About Us Pat Welle started Columbia Kayak Adventures in 2004 to introduce and promote sea kayaking to the Columbia Basin. Located in the Tri-Citie...

Jeannette Taylor Park is 2.02 acres and is located off Goethals Drive between Williams Drive and Swift Boulevard.  Amenities The park has: ...