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Northwest Carriage Museum

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314 Alder St

Raymond, WA 98577

+1 (360) 942-4150

http://www.nwcarriagemuseum.org

We are a non-profit museum with a collection of 60 beautifully restored and conserved horse-drawn vehicles and artifacts from the 19th century. We are proud to be keeping history alive! Come stroll among luxury carriages or check out the StageCoach and imagine travel in the late 1890's. There is an interactive back room that is fun for kids of all ages. Our gift shop has unique items including jewelry, books, toys and more. We invite you to come get carried away!

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5.026 reviews

Marshall G.

8/8/2023

There are places that have a coach or a buckboard or a stage coach. But no place like this has EVERYTHING you wanted to see in horse drawn. Even a hearse restored from 30 years of neglect. And...

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Tony M.

8/22/2025

What a cool place for a quick visit. Some great historical displays of the evolution of the horse drawn carriage. Some were even used in movies. A gem of a place. Could have e done without the Gay...

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Tom K.

4/28/2025

When you enter this museum, you see a large variety of beautiful carriages. Each carriage has a brief summary of the location it was manufactured in, highlights of its unique design and history....

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Dan C.

3/30/2025

A neat place, something you'd hardly expect to find in this out of the way place. Definitely worth stopping at. They have all kinds of carriages and wagons that were used long ago. The price is...

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Anna C.

3/27/2024

This is really a fun and engaging museum. It's small enough that you could spend just an hour if that's all you have, but it's got enough information and artifacts for a much longer visit. Really...

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