Yakima Valley Museum is a cultural history museum in Yakima, Washington, spanning 65,000 square feet and housing more than 48,000 objects related to the region's past. Families can explore local history and vintage exhibits together, including material on the Yakama Nation's heritage and a notable Yakima-born Supreme Court Justice. The museum also connects visitors to the Yakima Memory Project, an online archive of photographs and historical documents developed with the Yakima Valley Regional Library.
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