Hammock Head
Hammock Head Hammock Head is an Elk, living in the Packwood region. Not only is he a well known figure locally, he’s became famous throughout the Northwest for his ability to make a fashion statement with lawn furniture. White Pass…
Antique Quilt Exhibit
Antique Quilt Exhibit Quilts were made by the early settlers. They are made in various patterns and most of them were made from scraps of fabric. Once the top was completed either by one lady or a group, the ladies…
Mt St Helens Display
Mt St Helens Display History According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Mount St. Helens began growing before the end of the Ice Age, its oldest ash deposits date to at least 40,000 years ago. Yet the visible portion of the…
Native American display
Native American display The Upper Cowlitz River area around Packwood and Randle was home of the Taitnapam. The most famous on them was Mary Kiona. Mary was an expert basket maker, and it is estimated that she lived to be…