Lacey, Washington

Guided Tours

Museum staff conduct private, guided tours year-round. We can accommodate a maximum of 15 adults or 20 children. (Please limit chaperones to 5.)

Museum Tour Basics:

• Free, although donations are always welcome
• 30-45 minutes
• Can be tailored to your group
• Available Wednesday-Saturday depending on availability of staff
• Groups without an appointment are welcome but cannot be guaranteed a guided tour

For more information or to book a tour, contact the Museum Educator, Marisa Merkel at 360-438-0209 or mmerkel@ci.lacey.wa.us.

Research & Collections Viewing

We can accommodate your research or collection-viewing requests by appointment only. Click here for more information.

Directions

Google Map

From the South: 

Take I-5 to Exit 109 (Martin Way). At the bottom of the exit, turn right onto Martin Way. Travel about one mile to the traffic light at Carpenter Rd. and get into the right lane. Turn right at Carpenter and stay in the right lane for .8 miles. Turn right onto 7th Avenue, continue for two blocks. Turn left onto Lacey St. and continue for two blocks. Turn right onto the gravel driveway next to the Lacey Women’s Club. The museum is located behind the Lacey Women’s Club.

From the North:

Google Map

Take I-5 to Exit 109 (Martin Way). At the bottom of the exit, turn left onto Martin Way. Travel 1.1 miles to the traffic light at Carpenter Rd. and get into the right lane. Turn right at Carpenter and stay in the right lane for .8 miles. Turn right onto 7th Avenue, continue for two blocks. Turn left onto Lacey St. and continue for two blocks. Turn right onto the gravel driveway next to the Lacey Women’s Club. The museum is located behind the Lacey Women’s Club.

Parking

There is plenty of free parking in the lot in front of the museum. To access the lot, drive down the paved driveway next to the Lacey Women's Club.

Accessibility

We strive to accommodate every person of every ability. Let us know how we can help you experience Lacey’s history.

We are somewhat limited by the historic nature of our building, so there are a few steps to the front door. Doorways and hallways are narrow.