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Give methow is open!
Give methow is open!
The work to care for and share accurate depictions of our shared is past is truly important right now - and your donation more crucial. Thank you for showing your support with a donation to the Shafer Museum this year.
OUR mr. Matsura
OUR mr. Matsura
Screening of the documentary film about the beloved Okanogan photographer
Saturday, 10/4
Winthrop Barn - Doors open at 6:00, Film starts at 7:00pm
Runtime 90 minutes
Admission by donation - proceeds go to the Okanogan County Historical Society to care for the Matsura photography collection
FALL HOURS
FALL HOURS
Historic Buildings:
Closed Monday-Friday
Open Saturday & Sunday only 10am - 2pm September 27th - October 19th
Museum Grounds:
Open daily during daylight hours, on your own
Fall is the perfect time to visit the museum!
Photo courtesy of Paul Pigott
Online Photos & materials
Online Photos & materials
Much of the Museum's collections of photos and documents are available to view online.
View photos, documents and images from the Shafer Museum's archives online.
Looking for something in particular? Volunteers can aid your research or answer questions. Get in touch at archives@shafermuseum.org or leave a voicemail at 509-380-9911 and we'll return your call as soon as possible.
With Gratitude to Friends, business partners and Donors
With Gratitude to Friends, business partners and Donors
The Shafer Museum relies on donations and grants from many supporters to share & preserve Methow Valley history.
The Shafer Museum relies on donations and grants from many supporters to share & preserve Methow Valley history.
Thank you!
Members and individual donors to the Shafer Museum
GiveMethow donors
The Seattle Foundation
MethowValley Fund & the Community Foundation of North Central Washington
Humanities Washington
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