Exhibits

The exhibit showcases how ordinary individuals helped shape Washington and the nation by bravely standing up for justice, equity, and progress.

The Annual K-12 Vesey/Munson Art Show featured incredible artwork from junior high and high school students across the district was held on May 8, 2024.

Learn about the remarkable journeys of individuals who circumnavigated the globe, from early explorers to record-setting adventurers.

Discover how the Native peoples of the Puget Sound region lived, loved, and cared for the world around them through everyday objects, photographs, maps, and interactive displays.

Lessons from the Past: Education in the Early Puyallup Valley

This exhibit shows the history of Dr. Warner Karshner and the story of the Museum that is named for his son Paul Karshner.

Pack a covered wagon and experience the challenges of the 2,000-mile journey westward.

Experience the untamed wilderness of the early 19th century through the eyes of fur trappers and traders who helped shape the Pacific Northwest.