Just open on weekends during the day. A small collection of artifacts from the Moclips, Pacific Beach area from the last 150 years. They plan to build a permanent home soon and will be moving a couple blocks.
May 2021
It's a great place to visit! With knowledgeable people, who really know the history of the area and are great at identifying beach combing finds.Highly recommend stopping by.Also, they are selling beautiful glass floats! (Just like the picture)
March 2020
Excellent little museum in Moclips. A fascinating tale of the railroad and hotel in the early 1900s. This place is great for local logging history too.
We are a Washington State non-profit organization and a registered 501c3 non-profit with the Internal Revenue Service. All donations are tax deductible.
Our mission is to preserve the incredible history of the North Beach coast of Grays Harbor County Washington including:
Logging, razor clam & salmon canneries, Northern Pacific Railway, shipwrecks, massive Moclips Beach Hotel, 1973 filming of John Wayne's McQ, 1970's construction of the Moclips cement boat, Navy facility at Pacific Beach, Ghost Forest along the Copalis River, Quinault Indian Nation, 1775 Spanish explorers, Norah Berg (author of Lady on the Beach 1952 while living at Ocean City 1942-1952), Pat Boone Celebrity Golf Classic at Ocean Shores 1966-1969 and so MUCH more!
