The mission of the Lakewood Historical Society (Lakewood, Washington) is to identify, preserve and perpetuate Lakewood's history through educational programs, preservation and exhibits that celebrate the sites and people of Lakewood and its role in the development of the Pacific Northwest.
Located in the Colonial Center in the heart of Lakewood, Lakewood History Museum brings to life Lakewood area history from its prehistoric period to the present time. Displays will feature natural history and geology, Native Americans, homesteaders to high-society, immigrant communities, local landmarks and more.
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142 Years & Counting:
The Legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers
In commemoration of Black History Month, we are privileged to have Col (Ret) James Manning and other members of the Greater Puget Sound Chapter of the 9th and 10th Cavalry Association present this special program. These units, as well as the 24th and 25th Infantry, have a proud history of representing their country since 1866. Contingents of the cavalry units participated in maneuvers in 1904 in what is now Fort Lewis and Lakewood. Artifacts and photos will be on display. Learn more ... |
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The Historical Society programs are usually on the 3rd Tuesday at 7 pm at the Lakewood Library. Programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. View the entire 2008 program list. Tuesday, April 15, 2008, 7 pm – 9 pm
Early Schools of Lakewood
Becky Huber will discuss the formation of the early education provided to the residents of the Lakewood area.
Park Lodge School, 6300 - 100th Street SW
253.682.3480 or 253.582.8682
No fee, public invited Tuesday, May 20, 7 pm – 9 pm
Historic Home Tour
Tour the historic Griggs home in Lakewood, designed by legendary architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.
253.682.3480 or 253.582.8682
Members Only
Tuesday, June 17, 7 pm – 9 pm
Fort Steilacoom Park’s Historic Barns
Presentation by Senator Mike Carrell and Lakewood Councilmember Walter Neary on the revitalization of the historic WSH barns.
Lakewood Library Meeting Room
253.682.3480 or 253.582.8682
No fee, public invited
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