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The Blackman Museum
Once the home of a prominent Snohomish family who were among the early settlers of the area, the Blackman Museum offers two floors of meticulously curated period furnishings. Step into another era when exploring this house featuring antique art, Victorian clothing, and school memorabilia from the Blackman kids’ days at Snohomish High.
Of the three homes constructed by the Blackman brothers on Avenue B, the museum stands as the sole survivor. In 1969, the newly established Snohomish Historical Society acquired the property and converted it into a museum. Today, the house serves as the society's headquarters, preserving and showcasing the rich history of the region.
Make a Donation
Thank you for considering donating to our historical society. Your support will help us preserve our shared history for generations to come. Your donation will directly contribute to ongoing Blackman House restoration projects and the preservation of our historical collections, including rare photographs, documents, and artifacts. By supporting our efforts, you help us keep our local history alive and accessible to all. We appreciate your generosity and look forward to continuing to share the history of our community with you.