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BRUCE MEMORIAL MUSEUM
318 Main Street, Waitsburg, WA
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

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Bruce House Activities
Pioneer Fall Festival - 3rd Sunday in September

Tours by Appointment: Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Call: 509-386-3739
E-mail: whstour@gmail.com
A docent will meet you at the entrance to the Bruce House Museum
(Donations welcome)

 

Annual memberships in the Waitsburg Historical Society benefit the continued restoration of the Bruce House.


PUBLIC ARTWORK


Visit Main Street Waitsburg and stop to play a game or snap a picture with our beautiful bronze sculptures. Get game pieces at Weller Public Library to play "The Waitsburg Story" (artist Wayne Chabre) with Fannie Weller. Then cross the street to pose with the City's founding fathers in "The Waitsburg Trilogy" (artist Jeffrey Hill) located in front of City Hall, and meander down further to see "The Waitsburg Monument" (artist Squire Broel) that features markings made by our Waitsburg kids and community members! 

The Waitsburg Monument

The Waitsburg Monument

The Waitsburg Story

The Waitsburg Story

The Waitsburg Trilogy

The Waitsburg Trilogy


PRESTON PARK

Coppei Avenue & Hwy 12
Waitsburg, WA 99361

Our city park is the perfect place to take a break and relax. Cool off under the lush canopy of trees, have fun on the playground, or take advantage of the BBQ grills for the perfect picnic. If you listen closely, you might even hear the hooting of our resident owls. Dogs are welcome, provided that they are on leash and any waste is bagged and disposed of in the trash. The park is conveniently located on Highway 12, and just a block from historic Main Street.

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LEWIS & CLARK TRAIL STATE PARK

Former Park Ranger Gary Lentz makes hand-dipped candles in the tradition of the pioneers.

Former Park Ranger Gary Lentz makes hand-dipped candles in the tradition of the pioneers.

36149 Hwy 12
Dayton, WA 99328-9500
(509) 337-6457
This Touchet River park features numerous campsites, picnic areas, shelters and trails, and an amphitheater. Fishing, hiking and camping are popular activities here. Park Rangers offer talks/reenactments on Lewis & Clark, local natives, trappers, regional plants and pioneers every summer. Located 3 miles east of Waitsburg.



ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION

128 Coppei Ave

Waitsburg, WA

New for 2020, the City of Waitsburg, through a grant
from Pacific Power installed an Electric Vehicle Charging Station adjacent to
the City Park on Coppei Ave.

To charge a vehicle, follow the instructions below.
Charging rate is $1.00 per hour

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