About

The Shoreline Historical Museum, a non-profit 501 (c ) 3 organization, is dedicated to preserving, recording and interpreting the heritage of the historic Shoreline area, (85th to 205th, Puget Sound to Lake Washington) and its relationship to the Northwest region.

The Museum’s location, is at the intersection of 185th and Linden, one block west of the most historic intersection in Shoreline, where the first business took hold in 1911, the Rogers General Store.

Earl and Miriam Rogers' store at 185th and the North Trunk Road (Aurora and Firlands Way) in 1912, just before paving.

 Board Members

President: Kevin Sill
Vice President: Hal Schlegel
Secretary: Barrett Monsaas
Treasurer: Henry Reed

Elwood “Tiger” Avery
Margaret Boyce
Edie Loyer-Nelson
David Lukov
Jim Read
Anina Sill
Bev Smith
Leo Valenzuela
Executive Director: Vicki Stiles

Our Partnership Circle Supporters:

City of Shoreline
4Culture
CarePlus Medical
Golden Wheels Racing Pathfinders
James Alan Salon
Jim Adams Auto Clinic
Lakeshore Garden Club, FGCW
Puget Sound Antique Radio Association
Skyline Windows
Washington State Heritage

Membership in the Shoreline Historical Museum gives you the opportunity to support  the Museum while enjoying the Museum newsletter,  invitations to membership events, discounts on books and gifts, use of the Museum’s multipurpose room for meetings at a discounted rate, and access to the Museum’s exhibits and research facilities at no charge.

Life membership: $1000
Business:                 $50
Family:                    $25
Individual:             $15
Pioneer/Student: $5

Here’s how to join the Museum as a Member : Click on Donate, or e-mail us at shm@shorelinehistoricalmuseum.org ,  or call us at 206-542-7111 for a membership brochure.