Monroe Historical Society & Museum
Exploring the History of Monroe, Washington
April 19, 2025 at the Monroe Library. 2-3pm.
Come join us to learn about the history of the Evergreen State Fairgrounds and how it has changed through the years. Snohomish County Archaeologist Gretchen Kaehler will present us with a wealth of knowledge on the subject.
Von Miller
Come and dust off your Monroe knowledge and join us at the Route 2 Taproom on
January 22, 2025.
The fun starts at 6:00pm. Bring a team of up to 6 players. There will be good food and great fun. We hope to see everyone there.
Come join us at the museum on December 14th from 1-3.
Drop by for holiday refreshments.
207 East Main Street
Come and join the Monroe Historical Society on November 2, 2024 for a look at ski resorts from our area. Local historians will share the history of resorts like Steven’s Pass and long forgotten ski areas like Mt. Pilchuck and Yodlin. The presentation starts at 2 pm at the Monroe Library. We hope to see you all there.
Steven’s Pass 1930’s
The Haji Family Memorial Scholarship was presented to Madison Smith this year. Madison’s family has been living in the Monroe area for several generations and Madison has a deep interest in history. Congratulations Madison!!!
Our Annual Meeting will start at 3:15pm at the Monroe Library.
Come and learn about historic resorts in our area.
The picture above was of the Big Four Inn near Granite Falls.
Congratulations to Gina Jones who is the 2023 winner of the Historical Society’s annual quilt raffle.
March 18, 2023. See our news page for the details.
Join us on Saturday March 18th, 2023 for our Monroe Historical Society presentation titled Steamboats on the Snoqualmie. Local authors Steven Barker and Jack Russell will share the history and importance of steamboats on local rivers. Their new book “Steamboats on the Snoqualmie” was recently released and is the basis for their presentation. Please join us at 1:00 pm for the membership meeting. Mr. Barker and Mr. Russell will begin speaking at 1:30 pm. Followed by a Q & A session. All ages are welcome. We hope to see you at the Monroe Library.
