plan your trip at visityakima.com 47 HISTORICAL ATTRACTIONS American Hop Museum 22 S. B Street • Toppenish 509-865-4677 americanhopmuseum.org Central Washington Agricultural Museum 4508 Main Street • Union Gap 509-457-8735 centralwaagmuseum.org McAllister Museum of Aviation 2008 S. 16th Avenue • Yakima 509-467-4933 mcallistermuseum.org Northern Pacific Railway Museum 10 Asotin Avenue • Toppenish 509-865-1911 nprymuseum.org Yakama Nation Cultural Center & Museum 100 Spiel-yi Loop (Hwy 97 & Buster Road) Toppenish • 509-865-2800 yakamamuseum.com Yakima Area Arboretum 1401 Arboretum Drive • Yakima 509-248-7337 • ahtrees.org Yakima Valley Museum 2105 Tieton Drive • Yakima 509-248-0747 yakimavalleymuseum.org Yakima Valley Trolleys 306 West Pine St. at South 3rd Ave. Yakima • 509-249-5962 yakimavalleytrolleys.org The Yakima Valley’s history has been defined by the hard-working, innovative people who have called it home. For centuries, the Yakama Nation tribes fished, farmed and hunted the Yakima Valley. In the 1800s, ranchers and other opportunity seekers started arriving. By the early 1900s the Yakima Valley was fast becoming a farm community, thanks to some natural geologic advantages and the foresight of enterprising farmers. The Yakima Valley Museum celebrates cultural influences, agricultural heritage and way of life in the Valley over hundreds of years. Visit the American Hop Museum to explore the hop industry’s history, right here in the world’s largest hop producing region. Learn about Yakama Nation heritage at the Yakama Nation Cultural Center & Museum. Tour the Central Washington Agricultural Museum to explore the evolution of farming with a vast collection of historic farming equipment. YAKIMA VALLEY MUSEUMS aOLD TOWN DAYS EVENT - CENTRAL WASHINGTON AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM aYAKIMA VALLEY MUSEUM HISTORICAL ATTRACTIONS CENTRAL WASHINGTON AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM Tour one of the largest collections of historic agricultural equipment in the PNW. Walk or drive through the 17 acres of mostly outdoor displays featuring hundreds of planters, harvesters, wagons, tractors, and other items that showcase life on the farm over the past 100+ years. Visit the living-quarters, blacksmith, sawmill, and fruit processing displays. Outdoor grounds open year-round from dawn to dusk. Indoor exhibits open April to October. Free admission with donations greatly appreciated. 4508 Main Street • Union Gap • 509-457-8735 • centralwaagmuseum.org
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