Located in Lakewood’s historic Colonial Center and opened in October of 2006, this local History Museum brings to life area history from its prehistoric past to the present time through displays of artifacts, photos, maps, documents, and memorabilia. Learn more ...

Location:
6211 Mt Tacoma Drive SW
Lakewood, WA 98499
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Wed-Sat: 12-4 pm

• LHS Hires Experienced Staff Member
• LHS receives $5,000 Grant for Operations
• Lakes HS Senior Volunteers in Museum

How a School District Helped Build the Community

The new year brings the Lakewood History Museum a new, updated look with a new exhibit featuring the Clover Park School District and how it helped build the community of what has become the city of Lakewood, according to an announcement by Society President Becky Huber.

• LHS Adopts a Ft Lewis Unit (9-09)
• History of Little Church on the Prairie (7-09)
• Eagle Project Letter (7-09)
• Museum to Remain Open (5-09)
• Homsteaders Found Land of Plenty (5-09)
• 10th Birthday Celebration (10-08)
• Permanent Museum Selected (4-08)

More news: Prairie Gazette Newsletter

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 2011 program list »

A Walk into History at Villa Madera

July 31, 2011, 2-6 pm

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Haven't you always been curious as to what lies behind the trimmed hedges of those wonderful estate homes on Gravelly Lake Drive? The Lakewood Historical Society is hosting a major fund raising event at Villa Madera, one of the most prestigious homes in Lakewood.

Proceeds go towards the operation of the Lakewood History Museum and the promotion of Society events and activities. You will not want to miss out on this once in a life time opportunity. Be sure to invite your friends and neighbors.

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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.