Friday, January 10, 2020
In partnership with the Five Oaks Museum, visitors to the exhibit can share their written and illustrated stories of arrival in a safe space. These stories can be displayed in an adjacent mini exhibit, shared on social media, or can be anonymously donated to The Immigrant Story archive.
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12:30-4:30pm
Do you want to share your unique cultural perspectives and help shape the defining stories of our region?
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Washington County has more of a proud and diverse history than many people realize!
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This exhibit celebrates the Carnegie Library and historical setting of the year the library opened in Washington County.
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The stories in this exhibit tell about performing agricultural labor in the Tualatin Valley, in different times, with different crops, and under different social and political circumstances.
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With many original artifacts on loan from local collector Bill Racine, this display aims to teach visitors about the history of logging in Washington County, from the first pioneers to railroading to gas powered engines.
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In this exhibit, the Five Oaks staff investigates the many ways in which the Five Oaks name, historic site, and its potential resonates within each of us working at the museum today.
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Do you want to share your unique cultural perspectives and help shape the defining stories of our region?
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Roll up your sleeves and join in some playful family workshops presented by Washington County Museum.
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