The Historic Trust

Secret Spaces Three-House Tour: Marshall House, Grant House, and O.O. Howard House
2026-05-02 09:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
The Historic Trust is excited to bring back Secret Spaces Tours for Preservation Month 2026!
Secret Spaces Tour will give participants a unique peek into typically unseen parts of three Officers Row homes: the Marshall House, Grant House, and O. O. Howard House.
Your tour stop at each house begins at the top of the hour with a 10-to-15-minute seated educational session, providing historical and architectural background information about the spaces you are about to see. Highlights in each location include:
Marshall House

The Historic Trust’s Director of Historic Preservation, Holly Chamberlain, will provide the historical and architectural overview
Access the turret via the attic for a beautiful view and photo opportunity
Visit private offices on the second floor

Grant House

Local historian Jeff Davis will be in character as President Ulysses S. Grant circa 1879 with a living history presentation about Grant’s life and time at Vancouver Barracks, and points of interest about the house
Enjoy the view and get a special close-up look at the exterior portion of this log cabin from the 2nd floor balcony
Browse the entire 2nd floor including the large over-kitchen banquet room

O. O. Howard House

Julie Garver, who was project manager for the City of Vancouver’s rehabilitation of the house in the late 1990s, will give a presentation about the house and the unique challenges tackled during its restoration
Check out the ornate fireplaces and architectural details that adorn what are currently private offices
Learn more about General Howard’s life & time at Vancouver Barracks, and get a great view when visiting the attic

IMPORTANT – PLEASE NOTE: many of these spaces are only accessible by stairs. Please read the “Building Accessibility” information below to determine if this tour is right for you and your companions, if you are purchasing multiple tickets. All participants must be at least 12 years of age.
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TICKET INFORMATION
TICKET SALES for 2026 are now closed.
Tickets will NOT be sold at the door. Please join us May 30 for the Secret Spaces Post Hospital Tour or check back next year.
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SECRET SPACES TOUR – BUILDING ACCESSIBLITY
These “Secret Spaces” tours are providing access to areas that are generally off-limits to the public and are not fully accessible. Please use the following building descriptions to determine whether these tours are right for you. Please let us know ahead of time if you have specific questions about accessibility. You may reach the main office at 360-992-1800.
Marshall House (MH):
South side (Main) entrance is accessible by stairs. North (rear) entrance (with wheelchair accessible signage) is accessible via ramp. There is one accessible bathroom on the main floor. There is a chair lift available that provides access to the second floor. This tour includes a visit to the turret, which is only accessible by a narrow set of stairs to the attic from the second floor. No ASL provided.
Guests are welcome to remain on the main floor after the opening presentation to explore the rooms and additional resources about General Marshall. Volunteers and staff will be available to provide verbal interpretation of spaces on second floor and attic.
Grant House (GH):
South side (Main) entrance is accessible by stairs. North (rear entrance) is accessible via a ramp to the back door. There is one accessible bathroom on the main floor. The second floor is only accessible by stairs. No ASL provided.
Guests are welcome to remain on the main floor after the opening presentation to explore additional resources about President Grant and visit the downstairs rooms. Volunteers and staff will be available to provide verbal interpretation of spaces on second floor.
O.O. Howard House (OOHH):
South side (Main) entrance is accessible by stairs and via ramp from the back of the house. West entrance by employee parking lot is accessible without stairs. There is an elevator in the Howard House that provides access to the second floor. The attic is accessed via stairs only. The main floor has ADA accessible restrooms. No ASL provided.
Guests are welcome to explore the main floor and second floor via elevator. Volunteers and staff will be available to provide verbal interpretation of the attic space.
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Thank you to our Preservation Month sponsor:

We are grateful to Halbert Construction Services for their support of The Historic Trust’s Preservation Month programming: Secret Spaces Three-House Tour, Secret Spaces Post Hospital Tour, and our presentation, Mid-Century Modern Vancouver, with State Architectural Historian Michael Houser.

Mid-Century Modern Vancouver - SOLD OUT
2026-05-14 18:00 - 20:00 | Red Cross Building, 605 Barnes Street, Vancouver, 98661, United States
Thank you for registering. This event is now full!
Join us for an exploration of the architecture and history of mid-twentieth century Vancouver with State Architectural Historian Michael Houser. Learn about mid-century modern architectural styles, and the builders and designers who brought them to life. Houser will highlight several notable local designers including Day W. Hilborn, Donald Stewart, Keith Bradbury, and William D. Cassady.
Houser has served as the Architectural Historian for the State of Washington for more than 20 years, and has a long record of helping building owners and the general public understand and connect with the architecture and history of their communities. Currently he manages the State and National Register programs at the Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation in Olympia, as well as Washington’s unique Heritage Barn Program.
Houser helped heighten public awareness of post-WWII resources by establishing the “Nifty-from-the-Last 50 Initiative,” which has documented over 300 mid-century modern buildings across the state and continues to grow. Recent projects include writing biographies of architects and building designers who practiced around the state, and a study of the late 1950s nationwide Gold Medallion Home program, which promoted the use of residential electricity.
Vancouver native Houser holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Idaho and a Master of Science Degree in Historic Preservation from Eastern Michigan University. Previous jobs included working as the Historic Preservation Planner for Deschutes County, OR. Earlier experience includes time at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI and survey work for the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana.

Registration is closed. The event is now full.

Photo Caption: Architect William Donald Cassady (1927-2021) designed the Fort Vancouver Regional Library (now ArtsHub) in 1963. Credit: City of Vancouver

Secret Spaces Tour: Post Hospital
2026-05-30 09:00 - 15:00
The Historic Trust is excited to bring back Secret Spaces Tours for Preservation Month 2026!
The Secret Spaces Post Hospital Tour will give participants a chance to step back in time and imagine the rooms of this historic building in action. Built in 1903-1904, the Post Hospital was considered cutting-edge for its time, including being one of the first in the nation to have space purpose-built for taking and developing x-ray images.
Today, many of the building’s original structural features remain:

Tin ceiling tiles
Coved ceilings
Woodwork
Sun porches, which helped support recovery of tuberculosis patients

With access to explore spaces on all four floors, you’ll get an exclusive peek inside this structure that has been off-limits to the public for decades.
Your experience begins across the street from the Post Hospital at the Red Cross Building with a brief 10-to-15-minute seated educational session by The Historic Trust’s Director of Historic Preservation, Holly Chamberlain, sharing historical and architectural background information about changes the building has seen over time, and about the spaces you’ll get to explore.
Your time in the hospital will not be guided. Most spaces will be open for you to walk through or look into, so you can see the building at your own pace within the allotted time frame.
IMPORTANT – PLEASE NOTE: The Post Hospital is only accessible by stairs, and movement between floors inside the building is via stairs only. Please read the “Building Accessibility” information below to determine if this tour is right for you and your companions. All participants must be at least 12 years of age. All participants must wear closed-toe flat shoes.
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TICKET INFORMATION
Ticket sales are now closed.
No tickets will be sold at the door.

SECRET SPACES TOUR – BUILDING ACCESSIBLITY
This “Secret Spaces” tour includes areas that are generally off-limits to the public and are not fully accessible. Please use the following building description to determine whether this tour is right for you. Please let us know ahead of time if you have specific questions about accessibility. Contact us at 360-992-1800.
Post Hospital Tour
The Post Hospital is currently only utilized by The Historic Trust staff and is not open to the public. It is being opened for this special “Secret Spaces” tour only. The building is only accessible by stairs, and movement between floors within the building is via stairs only. There are no accessibility accommodations in place. No ASL provided.
Guests are welcome to purchase tickets to enjoy the brief (10-15 minute) opening presentation about the Post Hospital, which will be held in the Red Cross Building (RCB) and forego exploration of the Post Hospital building requiring mobility. The Red Cross Building is accessible via a ramp on the east side of the building with access from the north. There are accessible restrooms on the main floor.
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Thank you to our Preservation Month sponsor:

We are grateful to Halbert Construction Services for their support of The Historic Trust’s Preservation Month programming: Secret Spaces Three-House Tour, Secret Spaces Post Hospital Tour, and Mid-Century Modern Vancouver with State Architectural Historian Michael Houser.

America 250 Series presented by Xfinity: Flag Day
2026-06-14 12:00 - 16:00 | O.O. Howard House, 750 Anderson St., Vancouver, WA, 98661, United States
Join us as we kickstart our summer series with Flag Day!
Flag Day is a national holiday celebrated annually on June 14 to commemorate the adoption of the United States flag by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777.
Enjoy an afternoon of music, poetry readings from Christopher Luna, an educational display of the American flags that have flown over the Vancouver Barracks, living history character meet-and-greets, and a flag-related make-and-take craft activity. Food trucks will be available for tasty bites!
Free small American flags given to the first 500 guests, courtesy of Riverview Bank.

Entertainment Schedule
For concert viewing, please bring a blanket or low-backed/sand chair for seating in the lawn.
12 pm
Howling Prairie Dogs, The Howling Prairie Dogs | Facebook
The Howling Prairie Dogs are a local SW Washington acoustic Americana themed group, featuring rock, folk, country, country rock and light jazz.
1 pm
Vancouver Symphony brass quintet
The Historic Trust is proud to welcome a brass ensemble from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA for a special Flag Day performance. As the premier arts organization of Southwestern Washington, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA brings exceptional musicianship and community spirit to this patriotic celebration.
3 pm
Navy Band Northwest
Navy Band Northwest is the United States Navy’s musical ambassador in the Pacific Northwest region. Through military ceremonies and public performances, Navy Band Northwest serves to heighten esprit de corps throughout military and civilian communities, promote patriotism, and increase public awareness of the Navy’s mission. This 35-member unit is comprised of professional musicians performing in various ensembles including ceremonial band, parade band, concert band, rock band, New Orleans-style brass band, jazz combo, brass quintet and woodwind quintet. Under the operational control of Commander, Navy Region Northwest, Navy Band Northwest is one of 11 official U.S. Navy Bands located in the continental United States, Hawaii, Italy, and Japan.

Tasty Bites
We are happy to provide local vendors to keep you fed and hydrated while you enjoy the festivities. Vendors will include fresh tacos from Razo’s Tacos, delicious barbeque options from C&J BBQ House, refreshing shaved ice from Kona Ice, and sweet treats from Nachos for Dessert.

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver
Waste Connections
Xfinity
Riverview Bank
Thompson Metal Fab, Inc.
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

Summer Concert Series: Michael John
2026-06-26 17:30 - 20:30 | O.O. Howard House, 750 Anderson St., Vancouver, WA, 98661, United States
Described as an entertainer, musician, facilitator, and humorist…

Michael John has brought enjoyment to hundreds of thousands of audience participants all over the world! Whether as opening act for such notables as Jay Leno, Ray Charles and Louise Mandrell, featured entertainer at national venues and resorts or motivational facilitator for corporate, professional and civic events; Michael’s ability to captivate and motivate has consistently endeared him to his audiences.
Join us as we kick off our first outdoor concert of the season!
Relax under the evening sky and enjoy some summer sounds in a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere.

Delicious Eats & Treats
Delicious dinner options will include mouth-watering barbeque from C&J BBQ House, delicious cuisine from Normita’s, and for the pizza lovers, Brian’s Pizza Life will be slinging slices. And to keep you cool and satisfy that sweet tooth, Kona Ice will be nearby! For those 21+, stop by our beer garden for a cold beer, wine, or hard cider.
What to Bring
Picnic blanket or low-backed chair for lawn seating
Valid ID for 21+ beverages
Friends and family for an unforgettable night of music and fun

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver USA
Waste Connections of Washington, Inc. – Waste collection, transfer & recycling services.
Pacific Office Automation | Managed Print, IT & Cybersecurity
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

Family and Cultural Connections Series: Craft Day
2026-06-27 10:00 - 13:00 | Artillery Barracks, 600 E Hatheway, Vancouver, Washington, 98661
Explore your creativity at the Artillery Barracks
Craft Day is a free, family-friendly community craft event, offering hands-on creative activities for all ages. No experience necessary!
Samples from last year’s event:

Craft activities will include:

Basketry with the Columbia Basin Basketry Guild
Origami with Holly Williams
Puppet making with Dragon Theater
Lots of other fun craft activities

Bring your imagination and take home something you’ve created!

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver USA
Waste Connections of Washington, Inc. – Waste collection, transfer & recycling services.
Elmer’s Restaurants | Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

America 250 Series presented by Xfinity: America 250 Celebration
2026-07-03 12:00 - 23:30 | Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Parade Grounds, 1501 E. Evergreen Blvd., Vancouver, 98661, United States
Happy 250th Birthday, America!
We invite you to join us as we celebrate a huge milestone on July 3. All across the nation, folks will be participating in fun events to mark the semiquincentennial…say that five times fast. That’s right, America is turning 250 years old, and it’s time to party! The Historic Trust is partnering with the City of Vancouver and the National Park Service to provide a festive day of fun family activities you won’t want to miss.
Festivities kick off at 12pm and will run all day! All park facilities – including the Visitor Center, Reconstructed Fort, and Pearson Air Museum – will be open from 9am-4pm with free admission. Free, docent-led Marshall House Tours will be available from 11am-3pm. The Fort Vancouver Historic Weapons Program will be providing demonstrations in the morning and the afternoon. Activities throughout the day will include yard games, food trucks, community booths, DJ, living history characters, and balloon artist + face painting!

Entertainment Schedule:
11:00 am
Historic Weapons Demonstration (located inside Fort Vancouver)
12:00 pm-12:30 pm
Pet Costume Contest REGISTRATION (walk-ins only) – Registration will be set up near the stage.
(Leashed pets only; Owner responsible for cleanup and control of pet)
12:30 pm-12:45 pm
Welcome
Mayor’s opening remarks
Blessing – Duana Ricks, Colville-Lakes Tribal Member, US Navy Veteran
12:45 pm-1:10 pm
Pet Costume Contest PERFORMANCE on stage
1:15 pm-2:00 pm
Vancouver Music Organization
The Vancouver Music Organization (VMO) is a non-profit dedicated to fostering inclusive, community-based music programs. They have a number of ensemble groups including Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, Jazz Orchestra, Marching Band, and Chamber Groups.
2:00 pm
Historic Weapons Demonstration (located inside Fort Vancouver)
2:15 pm-3:00 pm
One of a Kind Drumline
Started in Fall of 2003, the One of a Kind Drumline is a leadership program based in Vancouver, WA helping middle school students use drumming to process emotions and navigate the ups and downs of life while having lots of fun in the process.
3:30pm – 4:30pm
Exit 52
Exit 52 is a popular West Coast cover band performing in the Southern Washington, Portland, and the San Francisco Bay Area. They play a wide variety of genres from rock, funk, pop, blues, to disco. You’ll be singing to your favorites-from The Eagles to Green Day, Jimi Hendrix to Jason Aldean-you won’t want to miss this energetic performance!
5:00 pm-9:00 pm
Pre-movie activities, including live DJ, games, and roaming entertainment
9:15 pm-11:30 pm
Movie in the Park: A League of Their Own (PG)

Food and Beverage
Food vendors will include mouth-watering barbeque from C&J BBQ House, and delicious tacos and Mexican fare from Normita’s Cuisine.
Beverage vendors will include coffee, espresso, and seasonal drinks from Bluum Coffee and ice-cold lemonade from Sourpuss Lemonade.
And it’s not a celebration without a little dessert! We’ll have ice cream from Eight Cow Creamery and shaved ice from Kona Ice to satisfy that sweet tooth.

Parking
Parking will be available in the small lot in front of the Marshall House on E. Evergreen Blvd., south of the Howard House in the large parking lot off Fort Vancouver Way, plus additional parking at the Clark Public Utilities building on the corner of Fort Vancouver Way and Mill Plain Blvd.
The small parking lot just south of the roundabout will be reserved for vendor and performer parking only.
C-TRAN routes #32 and #25 stop near the Howard House, just west of the Parade Grounds.

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver
Waste Connections
Xfinity
Riverview Bank
Thompson Metal Fab, Inc.
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

Ne Plus Ultra Jass Orchestra at Providence Academy
2026-07-10 19:00 - 21:00 | Providence Academy, 400 E. Evergreen Blvd., Vancouver, WA, 98660, United States
Join us in the historic Academy Ballroom for a night of music and dancing!
Since 2016, The Ne Plus Ultra Jass Orchestra has been delighting audiences with the music of the roaring ’20s and Depression era ’30s.
Under the leadership of master showman Sammuel Murry-Hawkins, the ensemble transports audiences to the golden age of Hot Jazz and Sweet Dance Music, specializing in the tunes of Cab Calloway, Irving Berlin, Duke Ellington, and George Gershwin.
Guaranteed to delight and put a pep in your step!
To provide an affordable experience, ticket prices are set at $16. Tickets are available at the door or online at The Historic Music Preservation Project.

Some of the public areas in our buildings may not be fully accessible to visitors with limited mobility. Please call in advance for more specific information: 360-992-1800.

Officers Row Trees Walking Tour
2026-07-15 12:00 - 13:00 | O.O. Howard House, 750 Anderson St., Vancouver, WA, 98661, United States
Start at: Howard House, 750 Anderson St., Vancouver, 98661
Join City of Vancouver Urban Forestry staff for a leafy walking tour to learn more about the characteristics of the many species of trees along Officers Row. Historic Trust Director of Historic Preservation Holly Chamberlain will share information about the history and late 19th century architecture of the former Vancouver Barracks, and stories about the people who lived on the Row. You will learn about the role trees play in the environment and meet a Vancouver Heritage Tree in person!
The 20 tourgoers will meet at the Howard House at 750 Anderson St. and walk east down Evergreen. Dress for the weather, and don’t forget those comfortable shoes.
This is a free event, but registration is required. Registration is now open!

Summer Concert Series: Bottleneck Blues Band
2026-07-24 17:30 - 20:30 | O.O. Howard House, 750 Anderson St., Vancouver, WA, 98661, United States
Described as fresh, red-hot, and funky…
You’ll be moving and grooving to the hot summer beats! The Historic Trust is excited to host Bottleneck Blues Band this summer. They were “founded 14 years ago by Noah Bell and David Cushman, and over it’s lifetime has performed at 1000+ shows. In 2015, Bottleneck Blues Band was named Best New Blues Band by the Cascade Blues Association and nominated for Best CD of the Year Award and Best Traditional Blues Band for 2024, 2025, and 2026.” (Website Bio)
Delicious Eats & Treats
Dinner options will include mouth-watering barbeque from C&J BBQ House and tasty tacos from Razo’s Tacos. We’ll have two dessert options to keep you cool: shaved ice from Kona Ice and ice cream from Ice Cream Cart Co. For those 21+, stop by our beer garden for a cold beer, wine, or hard cider.
What to Bring
Picnic blanket or low-backed chair for lawn seating
Valid ID for 21+ beverages
Friends and family for an unforgettable night of music and fun

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver USA
Waste Connections of Washington, Inc. – Waste collection, transfer & recycling services.
Pacific Office Automation | Managed Print, IT & Cybersecurity
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

Family and Cultural Connections Series: Pet Portraits
2026-07-25 09:00 - 13:00 | O.O. Howard House, 750 Anderson St., Vancouver, WA, 98661, United States
Have you ever wanted a professional portrait of your pet?

Now’s your chance! The Historic Trust is once-again hosting this fan-favorite event!
This is a free event, but registration is required. Registration is now open!
Cuddly companions of all kinds are invited to put their best paws forward for a free photo session. Skilled photographer Robert Holcomb will capture pets’ poses with a professional portrait backdrop and provide free downloads from the Pass Gallery landing page after the event. Guarantee your spot by registering for a portrait session time slot. Walk-ins are welcome, but priority will be given to pets with reservations. We will try to accommodate walk-ins as time allows.
MAKE A RESERVATION
After your photo, say hello to the Humane Society, visit the VPD K-9 unit, or swing by and treat your furry friend to a pup cup!
10:00am-12:00pm
VPD K9 Sergeant Special Operations, Ryan Starbuck, will be on site with his K9 Tex

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver USA
Waste Connections of Washington, Inc. – Waste collection, transfer & recycling services.
Elmer’s Restaurants | Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

Family and Cultural Connections Series: Family Fun Day
2026-08-08 11:00 - 14:00 | Grant House, 1101 Officers Row, Vancouver, 98661, United States
Family Fun Day
Everyone is invited to this community event on the Grant House lawn. Enjoy face painting, playing lawn games, meeting your neighbors, and savoring a cold drink while you relax in the shade. Take some time to play and enjoy a fun, summer day!
Performance Schedule:
11:00 am – Angel Ocasio
12:00 pm – Make Music w/ Matt
1:00 pm – John Stevens Magician
12:00 pm – Spencer Sprocket (roaming entertainment)

Historic Tours:
As part of America 250, August 8 is also Washington Museum Day! To honor this special day, Providence Academy AND Marshall House will both be open for tours from 11am – 3pm. These guided tours are free and run about 40-60 minutes. And tours can be tailored for younger age groups – don’t be afraid to ask for a child-friendly, shorter tour. History is for everyone! Come learn about Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart and how she traveled with a group of sisters around the continent to get here, and General George C. Marshall and his time here on Officers Row, plus the beauty and architecture of the Queen Anne-style home.

Food Vendors:
You are welcome and encouraged to bring snacks or a picnic lunch with you, but we’ll also have sweet treats on site from Ice Cream Cart Co. and SourPuss Lemonade.

Parking:
Parking will be available at all public lots along E. Evergreen Blvd. and Fort Vancouver Way, as well as the Clark Public Utilities building at the corner of Fort Vancouver Way and Mill Plain.

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver USA
Waste Connections of Washington, Inc. – Waste collection, transfer & recycling services.
Elmer’s Restaurants | Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

2026 Summer Series Supporting Sponsors

Summer Concert Series: Huckle Buck Highway
2026-08-21 17:30 - 20:30 | O.O. Howard House, 750 Anderson St., Vancouver, WA, 98661, United States
Huckle Buck Highway
You may remember this rockin’ group from last summer! Huckle Buck Highway is returning to the Howard House for another energetic outdoor concert. This “high-energy country and classic rock band” reaches across time and genre to bring you some of your favorites from artists like Merle Haggard, Brooks & Dunn, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Eagles, and more! Check out their promotional video to get a taste of their sound. We are happy to host this great group to close out our 2026 Summer Concert Series.

Delicious Eats & Treats
Food options will include fresh, hot pizza from Brian’s Pizza Life, and tasty scoops from Ice Cream Cart Co. More food coming soon!
For those 21+, stop by our beer garden for a cold beer, wine, or hard cider.
What to Bring
Picnic blanket or low-backed chair for lawn seating
Valid ID for 21+ beverages
Friends and family for an unforgettable night of music and fun

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver USA
Waste Connections of Washington, Inc. – Waste collection, transfer & recycling services.
Pacific Office Automation | Managed Print, IT & Cybersecurity
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE

America 250 Series presented by Xfinity: Constitution Day
2026-09-17 16:00 - 20:00 | Artillery Barracks, 600 E Hatheway, Vancouver, Washington, 98661
Let’s celebrate democracy!
One of the founding documents of the United States of America – The Constitution – is “the oldest and longest-standing written and codified national constitution in force in the world.”
The Historic Trust and League of Women Voters of Clark County are partnering on a free, multi-generational public civic engagement event highlighting the history of the Constitution and how it impacts everyday life in the United States. Planned activities include a panel discussion, a Constitution trivia game, and a craft table supplied with items for writing a personal constitution, including quill pens to try out.
Free pocket constitutions available to the first 100 people courtesy of Riverview Bank.

Thank you to our sponsors!
City of Vancouver
Port of Vancouver
Waste Connections
Xfinity
Riverview Bank
Thompson Metal Fab, Inc.
The Columbian
The Oregonian – OREGONLIVE
