The 3,200 sq. ft. museum building was constructed in 1990 by the Forks High School carpentry class, and provides visitors with a glimpse back into the local history of the timber industry.
The museum has a variety of items from the late 1800s including a pioneer kitchen, farm equipment, vintage newspapers and photographs.
Logging equipment and a fire lookout tower document Forks' role as an important logging community.
Admission is by donation. Hours are 10-4 seven days a week. Open from mid-April through the end of October.
This is just one of the many Historical Museums located throughout Washington.
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