Sites and Organizations

Tour Sites:

Roslyn Museum – Coal mining and other local history exhibits
Douglas A. Munro Memorial – Coast Guard hero honored
Carpenter House Museum & Art Gallery – home of prominent Cle Elum family preserved, and local artists’ work displayed
Telephone Museum – displays of equipment from 1876 to 1970
The Thorp Mill – this grist mill served the region from 1883 to 1946
South Cle Elum Rail Yard national Historic District – restored Milwaukee Road Depot and rail museum
Roslyn Cemetery – genealogical treasure trove, with 26 separate historic cemeteries on one site
Swauk-Teanaway Grange – hall originally built in 1904 as the Ballard School house
Kittitas County Historical Museum – variety of exhibits spanning decades of Kittitas County history through modern times
Barn Quilts of Kittitas County – a tour of Barns and other buildings with oversized quilt blocks painted on them.

Other Regional History Resources:

MAP OF HISTORICAL SITES, MUSEUMS AND HISTORY RESOURCES IN KITTITAS COUNTY:

(Click on markers to see location names)

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Upcoming Area Events
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- Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce Tourism information for the area served by CAMAH. Also providing phone support for CAMAH member sites on the map.
Related Sites
- Carpenter Memorial Library Public library in Cle Elum, WA
- CWU Archives and Special Collections CWU Archives and Special Collections has a number of collections and photogrpahic images that document the history of this area –including Fred Krueger’s Collection.
- Ellensburg Public Library Public library in Ellensburg, WA, includes a large local history section.
- Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce Tourism information for the area served by CAMAH. Also providing phone support for CAMAH member sites on the map.
- Roslyn Public Library The Roslyn Public Library was founded in 1898, the first public library in Kittitas County. It was started with volunteer donations and support. Its original location was in the building on the corner of 1st and Pennsylvania, today the site of the city

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