Located near downtown Arlington Heights, the Arlington Heights Historical Museum features the 1882 Frederick W. Müller home, the 1906 soda pop factory, the coach house, the 1908 Banta house and a replica 1830s log cabin. The Museum hosts tours, children's education programs, adult classes and special events. The museum also hosts private events. Visit the Arlington Heights Historical Museum website for facility, program, membership and volunteer information.
Trumbull Historical Society is a museum and research library dedicated to preserving Turmbull's history and educating residents on its past. The museum sits at the site of the first settlement in Trumbull. There is a bookstore and a gift shop which are open the first and third Sundays of the month, or by appointment.
The museum, operated by the Woodinville Heritage Society, is open to the public on Sundays, and some Saturday's for special events. Admission is free, though the Heritage Society will gladly accept donations.
The 100-member Heritage Society is also looking for volunteers who want to help work at the museum when it’s open, as well as work on other projects, such as cataloging its collection of items. Anyone interested in participating can contact Marilyn Fullmer at [email protected], or 425-788-9862.
