Post Falls Historical Society & Museum

05/29/2026

Update: #1: You can buy these amazing floats at the Festival, not the museum!
Update #2: Come to the museum anyway!

Great food and good fun ahead Saturday! There's the "Post Falls The Early Years Historic Food Festival." There's a kids parade! And be sure to stop by the Museum for root beer floats!

05/28/2026

Besides Facebook, did you know that there are other ways to get info about our society and museum?

05/25/2026

Want another reason to check out the Post Falls Museum soon? How about a new exhibit dedicated to veterans! Special thanks to American Legion Post 143 for their partnership in lending us a piece of the USS Arizona and the footlocker of local nurse Helen J Baird.

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05/19/2026

Come visit and say hi! Plus lots of stuff going on this month.

05/18/2026

Here's an upcoming event the whole community can enjoy!

05/12/2026

It's our favorite time of the year: Opening week! Join us this Thursday or Saturday or come by anytime this season. We're looking forward to seeing our community enjoy our museum.

03/21/2026

KREM takes a look at the current challenges

The future of the Post Falls Museum is uncertain as city leaders explore new options to help the building survive and volunteers push to preserve history.

03/18/2026

For those following our discussions with the city over possible uses of the Chapin building, here's a good summary. (And thanks to everyone who came out to the recent Open House!)

Weeks after Post Falls City Council opened a proposal period for new uses of the historic Chapin Building downtown, the current occupants – the Post Falls Historical Society – held an open house to drum up community support for their mission.

03/03/2026

Want to learn more about the Post Falls Museum and its value in our community? Stop by next Thursday, March 12 for a fun open house.

02/23/2026

Post Falls Mayor Randy Westlund recently read a proclamation for America250 at a Post Falls City Council meeting. From left, Kathy Swanson, regent of Lieutenant George Farragut DAR; Carol Yost, past president of the Post Falls Historical Society; Kim Brown, past president of the Post Falls Historical Society; Westlund; and Catherine McClintick, past society president and current secretary. (Coeur d'Alene Press photo)