The Aberdeen Museum of History
Throughout its history the Aberdeen Armory Building has been a source of civic pride and activity. Indeed, at the time of its construction, the Armory was hailed as a truly imposing structure. An Aberdeen Daily World article of the period stated: "The Armory in its completed state will appeal to the pride of every resident of Aberdeen." The Armory has been a sound and stylish shelter for community affairs for the last 84 years. In its new role as the Aberdeen Museum of History, the Grays Harbor Genealogical Society, the Aberdeen Senior Community Center, and the Grays Harbor Community Action Program, it will have many years of valuable public service in the future.
The Aberdeen Armory Building currently houses the Aberdeen Museum of History, the Grays Harbor Genealogical Society, the Aberdeen Senior Community Center, and the Grays Harbor Community Action Project.
Our warm and friendly staff is always ready to greet you with a welcome smile!
Fun Field Trips:
- Hundreds of students come each year to The Aberdeen Museum. Children are not charged to tour the Museum, although we ask groups to consider making an appropriate donation in support of the Museum's educational efforts.
- We would like to invite you and your group for a fantastic, fun-filled, field trip to the Aberdeen Museum.
We welcome:
- Church Groups
- Scout Troops
- Adult Groups or Clubs - Kiwanis, Lions, etc.
- Senior Groups
- Cultural Groups
- Other organizations either local or across the country
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