Poulsbo Historical Society Special Events are Free for All Ages!
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to craft, learn, create, and play!
Upcoming Events
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CONVERSATION. HISTORY. ARCHIVES. TREATS.
CHAT programs are conducted by Judy Driscoll, curator, to highlight artifacts for volunteer greeters and other history lovers. They are scheduled from 11am to 1pm and include a light luncheon.
- Wednesday July 16th, at Maritime Museum 11:00am : Maritime Sayings to Navigate Life By.
We would love to have you join us for our ARC Annual Clean-up event!
Thursday, July 17 10:00am-2:00pm *
Archives in City Hall (2nd floor)
200 Moe St NE, Poulsbo, WA 98370
Staff, Volunteer and Member Art Show!
Saturday, September 13th, 5:00-7:00pm
Heritage Lawn
19020 Front St NE, Poulsbo, WA 98370
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Codfish Dinner Auction!
We Had a wonderful year, and it’s not too late to contribute. Please follow the link to make your donation today.
∗ Please reach out if you need special accommodations or have any questions.
∗ Due to weather events are subject to change.
∗ Join in the PHS fun! Event supplies may be limited, visit us early and often!
Throughout the Year
Explore history through guided learning activities and displays!
Event supplies may be limited; visit us early and often. You are always welcome!
Maritime Museum
This feature is learning and activity booklets that will engage visitors in learning about the role of the sea-going services homeported locally with regard to national security, the environment, and lifesaving missions.
Heritage Museum
“PCS” (Permanent Change of Station): Learn the effects of a large military presence on a small town. Activity booklets will explore what sorts of changes the military has had on Poulsbo, from schools and housing to businesses and other community functions.
Martinson Cabin
Assimilation will be a focus for activity booklets that examine what draws military families to settle long-term in Poulsbo and what it means to become a part of a community. It will draw on comparisons between the Martinson family immigrating from Norway and modern military families. See day-to-day living through a transient military lens.