Without a story, this large iron and steel object is recognizable to most casual observers as a steam locomotive. Without more information, the “WASH” in the name might lead you…
What’s more wonderful than an event with trains and children? That’s what we found at Puyallup Train Expo last weekend. On November 15 and 16 thousands of people toured the…
Last week was trying. Near-record rains again raised awareness about how vulnerable any museum collection is to the natural environment. Earthquakes, ash from volcanic eruptions, and flooding are the top…
Many people ask, “what’s happening at the Museum this week?” Our new blog will attempt to answer that question and offer some insight into our behind-the-scenes activities. Collection care activities…