White River Valley Museum is a place where can learn history of Auburn. Small but very informational. Have crafts for kids and a dress up place. The staff is great here, very helpful! We had a super fun time!

Great museum tango to with kids. They have a scavenger hunt for the kids and art projects.

Great place to learn about Auburn and the white river valley

Fun little museum with plenty of Auburn history! I was surprised how well done the exhibits are. Id go back, as well as recommend this little museum to friends from out of town.

Great museum to visit & learn about Auburn & the valleys past.

This is a small, well-run historical museum with a growing, well-deserved reputation that has led to its increased prominence on both a regional and national level.

I love the White River Valley Museum! Cute historical museum with a plethora of information about people who have and continue to live in the White River Valley area (Auburn, Kent, Algona, Pacific, etc.). Lots of hands-on activities for little ones, and their rotating exhibits are lovely as well. They also put on several fun events and activities throughout the year, definitely worth a visit!

Visited Saturday. Most of Auburns and the Valleys history is presented in beautiful living displays. This brings more life to the artifacts than just being displayed using cabinets, tables or walls. The museum is small which is why I didnt give the 5th star. Worth a visit though when in Auburn.

The exhibit is awesome! The scavenger hunt was perfect for my 4 year old! She loved all the hands on stuff. And the ladies are so sweet and helpful! Great place to take your kids!

It is any easy way to learn more about the settlers and founders of the South Sound region.

Visited for the lights out “Boo-Tour!” It was adorable, and we wanted to visit when the lights weren’t out and luck us, they were handing out free tickets for later! Lots of stuff to do for kids, little tame for adults, but still glad we went!

It was amanzing how they city preserved it heritage. Enjoyed learning about their history.

The museum is great its regional a told a story of a locale how people came to settle. The museum told people how the area càme to be with examples of European Asian and Native American

There is a lot of interesting history here. Logging, rail yard, farming, rivers, native American, imigrants, Auburns city history.

Loved the whole place and very friendly service.

I love it

Small local history, Festival of trees was colorful!

Very good selection of early settler and native exhibits. I highly recommend.

This Museum was pretty amazing. Lots of History directly from Auburn Washington. It was laid out quite nicely. They also have activities for children.

Very impressive, well thought out, collection. Very kid friendly.

Very helpful staff, friendly and people who want to be there & help others.

Excellent collection of Auburn area historical items beautifully displayed. Outstanding staff. Great educational programs.

I highly recommend visiting this true gem of local culture and history. For my first, It was a pleasure and privilege to experience the current Microcosms exhibit, a unique and excellent curation of photography by George Kinkade that also features an interactive element. I will definitely be visiting more often to explore, learn and connect.

An excellent museum to go with your kids. We figured out many facts from Pacific Northwest history and the way of living of the native peoples.

We have really enjoyed this south end treasure. It is a small museum, however the exhibits are done very well and we visit at least 3 to 4 times a year for their rotating exhibits.The staff is extremely friendly, your ticket is interactive (you will need to hunt for your assigned pioneer as you go about your tour), and they have a huge caboose and a small replica of town in the building. Lots of fun for littles to play pretend.They do have free admission once a month. It will be listed on their website. Weve happened to visit on that day once or twice and were surprised by how few people were there to take advantage of the day.

The staff were very friendly and there were lots of interesting artifacts and photos to look at. Its a relatively small place, but is definitely worth the entrance fee (if not more). We spent just over an hour here.

Fun place and learned lots

Great to be a tourist in your home town, excellent interactive displays, loved the native American and Japanese exhibits, stories of Sasquatch, caboose. Volunteers there were also appreciated - great work!

Very interesting and loads of fun for my kids. Thry have kid friendly artifacts that the kifs can pick up. They had a scavenger hunt.

I always enjoy my visits to the White River Valley Museum. To see the featured exhibit alone is worth every penny of the admission cost. Great place to take the family!

Interesting museum incorporating displays on life in the river valley, I didnt realize the diversity of the early settlers. Wonderful, respectful photo exhibit and artifacts of the native tribes.

I had a good time reminiscing about the great ole days when Indigenous peoples lived free

Loved it! So much lively history so well displayed. Highly recommend!

Great place for kids. They have so many questions. Helpful staff there too.

Went for a feild trip with my daughter. It was a nice tour and museum I didnt even know was here.

Very cute and informative museum on the history of Auburn. The current temporary exhibit, Death, is also quite small but very interesting. This museum is worth a quick stop if youre in town, and is a good excuse for a long bike ride from Seattle along the Interurban.

Lovely museum. Small but rich in history. Went with my fiancee and will be coming back with the kids

It was fun and informative. And it has new experiences, like shoes through history, Japanese internment camps, etc. Very good.

This is a wonderful local museum which plans very fun activities for kids.

Excellent facility. Good parking and access.

Kinda small, but then auburn is small, they have a area for temp exhibits, then a main area that tells a very tiny look into the white River areas history, only the white history, and a native revolt, they dont really show you the natives history

This is a small but informative and wee run museum with helpful and knowledgeable staff (volunteers?). We especially enjoyed the exhibit on the imprisonment of Japanese Americans during the second world war.

I thought this little place seemed larger than it is. Its fun the people rhat work there are great at answering any questions you may ask the gift shop is cute and the reading material lovely. Hope to go bacj soon

Ever wondered how the White River got its name? No?

A good museum of local history

Lots of hands on for kids. Cheap.

I love the white river museum

A smaller museum, but it has a lot of artifacts and displays of local history.

Really interesting

Very interesting place

Cute museum

It was good.

Small but informative.

We enjoyed the authenticity and friendly staff.

Pretty good for a small museum...