Marysville, Washington · History Museum · 6805 Armar Road

Marysville Historical Society

You're invited

3rd Annual Marysville Cemetery History Tour

Walk through Marysville's past with the stories of local veterans and community members as we honor America's 250th anniversary.

Date & timeSaturday, September 12, 2026 · 11:00 AM
Meeting placeMarysville Cemetery Office

Preserving Greater Marysville since 1974

History lives here.

Meet the people, places, and everyday stories that shaped our city, then see how Marysville's past continues to shape life today.

From the photographic collection

01 / 05An early Marysville street scene with horses and freight wagons

Visit us

6805 Armar Road

Museum hours

Tue & Thu 12–4 · Sun 1–4

Admission

$5 suggested · $2 students
Plan your visit

From the archive

One landmark. Endless stories.

A single water tower has watched over Marysville for more than a century. Behind it sits an archive of local newspapers, community names, and a research team ready to help you dig deeper.

Historic black-and-white photograph of the Marysville water tower framed by treesEst. 1921

Landmark story

How Marysville saved its water tower

Filled for the first time in 1921, the 50,000-gallon Comeford Park tank outlasted a second tower near the waterfront. When the Society helped fund its seismic stabilization in 2002, this landmark’s place in the skyline was secured for the next generation.

Read the full story

01

Marysville Globe

The local record, year by year.

129 years cataloged · 1,146 digitized issues, searchable today.

Search the newspaper

02

People of Marysville

Meet the names inside the history.

480 names indexed — mayors, council members, postmasters, and more.

Search the people index

03

Museum Library

Open a book from Marysville’s past.

Digitized booklets from the museum library, starting in 1982.

Browse the library

04

Ask the archive

Bring us your history question

Start with a person, home, business, event, or photograph—the Society’s volunteer historians can help.

Start a research request

Always something to discover

History is a community activity.

Come for an exhibit, bring a question, join a program, or share a memory. The archive grows stronger when the community takes part.

Seasonal

Pioneer Gehl Home tours

Visit this 1884 cedar home in Jennings Memorial Park from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Tour information

Ongoing

Museum exhibitions

Drop by during open hours to explore rotating displays, local artifacts, and photographs with volunteers nearby to help.

Plan a visit

Keep the story going

Your support preserves Marysville’s history.

Memberships, donations, and volunteer hours help care for the collection, welcome every visitor, and make local history accessible for the next generation.

Come see us

Your next chapter starts here.

We’re located beside Jennings Memorial Park, where local artifacts, photographs, and Marysville stories are all under one roof.

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Museum location

6805 Armar Road
Marysville, WA 98270

Museum hours

Tuesday 12 PM–4 PM
Thursday 12 PM–4 PM
Sunday 1 PM–4 PM

Contact

360-659-3090
info@marysvillehistory.org

Mailing address

PO Box 41
Marysville, WA 98270
Entrance to the Marysville History Museum
We look forward to welcoming you.