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Carpenter House Museum & Art Gallery
Tour the former home of Frank Carpenter and family, furnished with the family original furniture. Enjoy seeing local artist's creations on the main floor. Then view a display about Cle Elum's early history on the third floor. Category: Historic Places
Cle Elum Historic Telephone Museum
Oldest complete telephone museum west of the Mississippi River with display covering the history of telephone technology from 1876 to 1970. Category: Historic Places
Olmstead Place Historical State Park
Pioneer family homestead turned into a state park. Reflects farm history, equipment and heritage garden. NOTE: Requires a Washington state Discover Pass. Category: Historical Places
South Cle Elum Rail Yard & Depot
Depot built in 1909 to support operations of Milwaukee Road railroad. Interpretive Rail Yard Trail guides visitors through points of interest. Category: Historic Places
Thorp Mill
Features a grist mill that operated from 1883 to 1946. One water turbine, still operational, powered by the mill's original equipment. Second turbine once powered an adjacent lumber mill and provided power to the city of Thorp - making Thorp the first city in central Washington to have electricity! Category: Historic Places