Visit and Be Part of the Story
A visit to the Woodinville Heritage Museum isn’t just about seeing old objects – it’s about connecting with the heart of Woodinville. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for the generations who came before us and the legacy they’ve left. The museum also fosters a sense of community pride: it’s a place where memories are kept alive and everyone is encouraged to share their own stories. The Woodinville Heritage Society actively partners with local schools, community groups and organizations to celebrate what makes this town special, so when you step into the museum, you’re joining a community of story-keepers and history lovers.
Why not plan a visit and see for yourself? Imagine rounding out a day of wine tasting or shopping in Woodinville with a short stroll through history – it’s the perfect way to enrich your understanding of the town. The Heritage Museum at the DeYoung House offers a warm welcome, a wealth of fascinating exhibits, and an experience that’s both educational and truly heartfelt. Come explore the Woodinville Heritage Museum, and let the stories of the past inspire you before you head back into the present. You’ll walk out with a new perspective on the town and perhaps even a few stories of your own to share. Woodinville’s history is waiting for you – come be a part of it!
Museum Location:
14121 NE 171st Street
Woodinville, Washington
Hours of Operation
Summer (Memorial Day to Labor Day):
Every Sunday 1-4 pm
Winter (Labor Day to Memorial Day):
First Sunday of the month 1-4 pm
Admission Fee:
There is no charge to visit the museum. The museum is maintained by volunteers, and the day to day maintenance of the exhibitions and ongoing conservation of the museum is funded from grants and public donations.
