It’s easy to connect to Spokane Valley’s past. We have a large collection of archives and cultural artifacts to help you research local and family history.
Watch the past unfold where it happened. Our tours introduce you to the people and places that made Spokane Valley history.
From apple orchards to the I-90 construction, our photo collection gives you a glimpse at Spokane Valley’s growth throughout the last 100 years.
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The Spokane Valley Historical Society is dedicated to preserving, collecting, researching, and interpreting historical information and historic sites.
Beginning with the wood flumes that brought water to tracks of land, to the Corbin Irrigation Ditch, the presentation will include various ways that water played a significant role in the development of the valley. For decades people swam in the ditches, started their boat motors in them and relief on them to produce crops such as apples, tomatoes, berries and more.
When: Thursday April 11th
Where: Valley Library on Main
Time: 6 p.m.
Tickets: $5.00 available at Museum only
For more information on the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum:
Call:
(509) 922-4570
Email:
spokanevalleymuseum@gmail.com
Group tours are welcome.
Please contact us in advance to make arrangements.