The museum displays farm implements, logging equipment, pioneer relics and other items from the early settlement period. Also featured are a model blacksmith shop, a re-created general store, and a farmhouse kitchen, parlor and bedroom. The east wing offers changing special exhibits. The museum's balcony affords panoramic views of the Skagit River Valley. Open holidays except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's.
Admissions is charged.
In addition to its top quality exhibits, the Museum offers docent-led tours, educational tours for area schools, evening lectures, and diverse annual Treaty Day Observance events to commemorate the January 1855 signing of the Point Elliott Treaty.