BLACKMAN HOUSE MUSEUM : WELCOME!

The Story of the Blackman House

This cozy family home was built by lumberman and politician Hyrcanus and his wife Ella Blackman in 1878. It's where they raised their two children, Clifford and Eunice, and where both Clifford and his father Hyrcanus passed away within months of each other in 1920-21. This Museum features two floors of objects both original to the Blackman Family and those donated by the families of other early Snohomish settlers.

We are open Saturday and Sunday afternoons from one to four. Please contact us to arrange tours, and Subscribe to our Announce List to learn of upcoming events.

PICNIC AT HILL PARK
AUGUST 24, NOON - DUSK
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TRUSTEE MARTA GRONLUND VIEWING THE HORTON EXHIBIT ON OPENING NIGHT, MAY 28, 2008.

Membership Office and Gallery Now Open for Your Business

Since the Society is almost 40 years old (next year) we have accumulated an impressive amount of papers and records that now have their own home, (instead of sharing space in our Archives Room). During the open hours of the Museum, you are invited to view rotating exhibits of our historic photo collection, and page through a wonderful scrapbook of our earlier years -- perhaps you may even know the name of the member who put the book together, since it's not indicated.

Please stop by when you can, but in the meantime, you may wish to subscribe to the Society's Announce List (below) for updates to this webpage.

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The Annual Dues are only $12 for an Individual Membership; $15 for a Family; and $30 for a Business.
And there are two ways to pay: Print and complete this Membership Form and send it along with a check --

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