• History Hike: Indian Island

    Back by popular demand, this History Hike is a repeat of the 2022 hike that started our History Hikes programming! Join us on a walk along the trail on the north side of the portage canal and discuss the tumultuous history of Oak Bay and Indian Island. We'll begin with the archaeological history of Indian […]

    $45 – $60
  • NOHC Open House

    North Olympic History Center 933 W 9th Street, Port Angeles, WA, United States
  • Second Saturday Strolls: Farmland in the Sequim Dungeness Valley

    In 2023, Mid Valley Farm became the 24th farm that the Land Trust has helped to protect. A conservation easement there now protects 56 acres between Sequim-Dungeness Way and Evans Road as farmland forever. David Brownell, Executive Director of North Olympic History Center, will explore the post-glacial history the Sequim-Dungeness Valley and how shifting climate patterns and other […]

    Free
  • History at the Hub

    The Hub 117 N Lincoln St, Port Angeles, WA, United States

    Fundraiser for the North Olympic History Center

  • History Hike: Clink Bridge

    Join us for the “special edition” extended History Hike to the Clink Bridge site on the Dungeness River south of Sequim. Descend into the Dungeness Valley through old growth forest and learn about the history of human settlement on the Dungeness River and what that can tell us about the interplay between human, geological and […]

    $45 – $60
  • Annual Membership Meeting

    Black Diamond Community Hall 1942 Black Diamond Rd, Port Angeles, WA

    Agenda 12:00 PM                 Welcome & Remarks from the Board President 12:15  PM                Director's Presentation 1:00   PM                 Board of Directors Election 1:15     PM               Dessert Raffle 1:30    PM  […]

  • History Tales: Survival stories from the January 1700 earthquake and tsunami.

    Black Diamond Community Hall 1942 Black Diamond Rd, Port Angeles, WA

    On the night of January 26, 1700, a massive earthquake struck off the coast, sending a wall of water barrelling toward seaside villages, from the coastlines of Vancouver Island to northern California. Learn about the impact of this devastating tsunami, and what’s being done today to prepare for the next Big One.   This presentation […]

    FREE