Clark County Historical Museum

Clark County Historical Museum is a museum in downtown Vancouver that displays artifacts, photographs, and exhibits documenting the development of the region and Pacific Northwest. The building contains extensive collections spanning settlement to modern times.

The building was constructed in 1909 as a Carnegie Library, serving as a center for knowledge and community in the early city. It later transformed into a museum to preserve and share the region's history with the public.

The museum hosts changing exhibitions and local art events that help visitors understand how people in this region lived and shaped their communities. These programs make history feel connected to daily life today.

The museum sits in the downtown area and is easily reached by car or public transportation. The building is fully accessible for people with limited mobility.

The museum offers guided walking tours of the downtown area during warm months, where visitors can explore historic architecture and neighborhood gardens. These tours reveal hidden details around the city that are easy to miss on your own.

Location: Vancouver

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10:45-16:00

Website: https://cchmuseum.org

GPS coordinates: 45.63310,-122.67120

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:42