Greater Leavenworth Museum
About Greater Leavenworth Museum
Leavenworth is such a charming town, so it's worth the trip to an equally as charming museum to learn all about it's history!
The Greater Leavenworth Museum is all about telling the story of this unique, Bavaria-style town and celebrating the diverse heritage of not only the area but also the Upper Valley.
The exhibits document the history of Leavenworth from the Wenatchi First Peoples, including their impact, culture and traditions, right through to present day.
Located above the Nutcracker Museum (another great museum to explore in Leavenworth!), this local museum is small but dedicated, and offers up some really insightful historical displays.
We know you love history (otherwise you wouldn't be at a museum!) so you will love the guided walking tours the museum offer too. Along these strolls you can hear the story of the city’s transition from railroad and mill town to Bavarian village - it's a pretty fascinating story at that! These are an extra small charge on the admission, but it's well worth it!
These tours operate the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month, and offer a great way to see the sights of the history you've just learned!
So why not make a stop at this family friendly museum dedicated to such an incredible Washington town - they'll be happy to welcome you!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $5
Children $2 (Ages 6 to 16)
Free Under 5 years
Last Update 2022
Discount Free for members & active military with ID, plus seniors $3.50
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Greater Leavenworth Museum FAQ’s
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Greater Leavenworth Museum?
There are plenty of places in the area to grab something delicious to eat!
Any top tips when visiting?
The walking tours are $5 per person on top of admission, they run on Saturdays and last from 1 hour to 2.
Does Greater Leavenworth Museum have healthy eating or Vegan options?
Make sure you take water if you're on the walking tour
Is Greater Leavenworth Museum fully accessible?
The museum is on the second floor of the building so call ahead if you have any questions about accessibility up to the museum
Any additonal information?
They are a small museum so if you love your visit, why not support them even more with an additional donation or become a member!
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