Step Into U.P.s Story at the Historical Society Museum

University Place, WALocal News

The University Place Historical Society officially opened its museum on September 6, welcoming community champion Sallie Zimmerman as its first guest. Zimmerman, an original member of UP for Arts, praised the museum, stating, "The museum is great! " The facility, located at the Curran House, offers public access on the first Saturday of each month from 11 a. m. to 3 p.

m. It aims to preserve and showcase the history of University Place through various artifacts and stories. This initiative not only enriches local culture but also emphasizes the importance of community engagement in historical preservation. The museum serves as a resource for residents to connect with their heritage and learn about the influential figures in their town's development. As the community rallies around this new space, it is poised to become a vital part of University Place's identity.

Visitors are encouraged to explore the museum and appreciate the unique history it represents.

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