CAMAH – Cascade Association of Museums & History » Community Partners & Recommended Services – Swauk-Teanaway Grange

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Community Partners

CAMAH – Cascade Association of Museums & History

P.O. Box 751 Cle Elum WA 98922 Website: CAMAH Website

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Biographical Info

he Cascade Association of Museums and History (CAMAH) brings together Kittitas County’s diverse organizations to welcome visitors to plan for multiple site tours. The Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce provides information about CAMAH members to area visitors. The Swauk-Teanaway Grange is a member of CAMAH, and is featured on area tour maps.

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CAMAH – Cascade Association of Museums & History

P.O. Box 751 Cle Elum WA 98922 Website: CAMAH Website

Photo of CAMAH – Cascade Association of Museums & History

Biographical Info

he Cascade Association of Museums and History (CAMAH) brings together Kittitas County’s diverse organizations to welcome visitors to plan for multiple site tours. The Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce provides information about CAMAH members to area visitors. The Swauk-Teanaway Grange is a member of CAMAH, and is featured on area tour maps.

Categories: Community Partners

Related Images:

(Click preview for larger image.) The Barn Quilt on our Swauk Teanaway Grange #984 is a testament to the early 1900's when it was the Ballard Hill School. The original structure burned to the ground in 2004 but we rebuilt to look like the one-room school house built in 1904. The Barn Quilt was painted by our members and installed in 2013 by the wonderful people at Inland Net. Photographer Phil Klucking captures the Grange and the original school bell which was damaged in the fire but stands proudly on the stone pedestal built by Peter Zencak in 2012 for his Eagle Scout project.