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In the midst of the natural beauties of North Clark County Washington, the Museum delightfully compliments fishing, camping, boating, hiking, and many other attractions. In Yacolt, enjoy a ride on one of the last steam driven railroads in the country. An hour north, you can visit the south rim of Mount St. Helens . Ask at the Museum for directions to marvelous local attractions you can visit.

The Museum in upper Amboy that looks like a church holds many secrets from the past. Once a church built in 1910, it is presently the home of many relics of the northwest. In 1988 a few concerned Amboy residents rescued the church from the wrecking ball and filled it with treasures of the past for all to enjoy. In addition to the inside exhibits a number of outdoor exhibits have been added. Less than a one-hour drive from I-5 via Vancouver, Battle Ground, or Woodland, the scenic drive is well worth it.

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Admission Free – Donations Welcome
Wheelchair accessible
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Address: North Clark Historical Museum
21416 NE 399th Street
PO Box 296
Amboy, Washington 98601
360-247-5800 message
Directions: SR 503 to Amboy, turn left on 399th Street, Museum is on your right, across from the Post Office

We collaborate with and support other local museums:
Clark County Historical Museum, La Center Historical Museum, and Two Rivers Heritage Museum

Contact information:     360-247-5800 and leave message or museumnch88@gmail.com

Mission Statement: To preserve North Clark County’s natural and cultural history through collections and exhibits, and to sponsor ed

NCHM’s Purpose:

The purpose of the Corporation shall be the collection, preservation, interpretation, and dissemination of knowledge about the history and development of the North Clark County area and the relationship of local history with the development of the North Clark County area and the relationship of local history with the development of Washington State. Special emphasis shall be placed on the history and evolution of logging and farming around the turn of the twentieth century, the history and experiences of pioneer families, and the history and culture of Native Americans.

The Board of Directors meets the 2^nd & 4^th Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm, except for November and December when they only meet on the 2^nd Thursday. (The Board is currently meeting via Zoom)