From Tiny Acorns… The Quilcene Historical Museum has accomplished many things in our 30 years of operation. Could there be a more momentous way to celebrate this anniversary than in completing the restoration and opening the doors of the Worthington mansion this year? We are eagerly anticipating the continuation of our mission to serve our […]
Article in the Port Ludlow Voice
Many thanks to Tim Rensema for his recent article published in the Port Ludlow Voice. Tim has been active as a volunteer during the restoration efforts of the Worthington Mansion, as well as various other community efforts. You can read the article by clicking on the image to view the large version, or click here […]
Fine Art and Period Furniture Collection
Please enjoy this brochure detailing the collection of paintings (on loan from A.J. Kollar Fine Paintings, LLC) and period furniture gracing the interior of the Worthington Mansion. It is available for online viewing in slideshow format; oversized to allow for easier reading, but may require a little scrolling depending on your device. The brochure is also […]
Community Easter Baskets 2021
Sometimes a new creative idea is just the thing to spread a little Easter joy in the community. This year, Worthington Park board members and volunteers collaborated with the Quilcene Fire Rescue, local churches, and food banks to surprise a number of community members – particularly senior citizens and others remaining at home for safety […]
Online Performance of May’s Vote – Sunday March 28, 7pm
Quilcene Historical Museum Sponsors Online Performance of May’s Vote Sunday March 28, 7PM Quilcene Historical Museum invites you to join us for May’s Vote, a play by Toni Douglass about two extraordinary women from Washington’s past. Tickets are free, and you can attend from anywhere – because the show is presented virtually! This month is […]
Recipient of 2020 Mary P. Johnson Historic Preservation Award
We are deeply honored to be one of two recipients of the 2020 Mary P. Johnson Historic Preservation Award during Mari Phillip’s tenure as Chairperson of the Quilcene Historical Museum. We wish to extend our most sincere thanks for the support of our community, donors, grantors, and the many volunteers giving their time to help make […]
