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Everett Museum of History Building a Future for Our Past

07/12/2023

We're open today from 1-4pm!

Over 100 years ago, 107 years to be exact, there was a record-breaking snowstorm that did a lot of damage in the Everett...
06/12/2023

Over 100 years ago, 107 years to be exact, there was a record-breaking snowstorm that did a lot of damage in the Everett community and surrounding towns. Roofs in Everett caved in, and the dome of St. James cathedral in Seattle collapsed. Before January 31st the snowfall was fairly typical for winter in Western Washington.

05/12/2023

Happy Tuesday! We are open from 1-4pm today!

02/12/2023

We are open today! Walk back into the past, with an old-fashioned Van Valey Christmas.



Hours: 1-4pm

01/12/2023

Fun fact: The family Christmas cards in the Jackson room, have all authentic backgrounds! There is a particular card that has mountains in the background, what dedication to get the perfect shot!


30/11/2023

The table is set! Come in and see our Christmas dinner spread.

30/11/2023

Do you need some Christmas decorating ideas? Come on by to the Van Valey house!

Operating Hours:
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays from 1-4pm

Are they Naughty or Nice? Multiple volunteers brought in collections of nutcrackers, and Ed Morrow carved and painted ...
29/11/2023

Are they Naughty or Nice? Multiple volunteers brought in collections of nutcrackers,
and Ed Morrow carved and painted these life size nutcrackers. what are they?

In German folklore, nutcrackers were given to people as a symbol of luck and were said to protect the home because they were soldiers. During the 1900’s the nutcracker gained traction in the United States, and it started to become a symbol associated with Christmas.

Citations:
https://christmas.com/christmas-resources/christmas-traditions/christmas-nutcrackers/

A Van Valey Mini Christmas- The Miniatures Edition. In our display cases right at the front door we have put out miniatu...
28/11/2023

A Van Valey Mini Christmas- The Miniatures Edition. In our display cases right at the front door we have put out miniature figurines that are a combination of traditional Christmas elements and random townspeople. Can you spot St. Francis?

28/11/2023

We are open from 1-4pm today! Stop on by for some Van Valey Christmas cheer.

28/11/2023

We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving break! We are back to regular operating hours at the Van Valey.

Tuesday: 1-4pm
Thursday: 1-4pm
Saturday: 1-4pm

27/11/2023

Happy Cyber Monday! The museum is open tomorrow from 1-4pm. Stop on by, we have a giftshop!

21/11/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! We will be closed Thanksgiving, but we will be back on Saturday from 1-4pm!

Happy Dia de Los Mu***os! Come and see our window display at our future museum location!
31/10/2023

Happy Dia de Los Mu***os! Come and see our window display at our future museum location!

Coming Event! Join us.
25/10/2023

Coming Event! Join us.

Come and see us at the Van Valey House! We are open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 1-4pm.
06/10/2023

Come and see us at the Van Valey House! We are open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 1-4pm.

Sliding into the past! Forest Park here in Everett used to include a zoo, but this elephant, “Rosie,” was a popular at...
26/09/2023

Sliding into the past!

Forest Park here in Everett used to include a zoo, but this elephant, “Rosie,” was a popular attraction at the playground there in the 50s and 60s. Curator Rebecca Monaghan took a slide down memory lane at our recent neighborhood BBQ. The slide is part of our permanent collection.

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