This one-day event will feature a diverse selection of vintage books, journals, and texts, including works on Pacific Northwest history, novels, magazines, academic non-fiction, and much more
VANCOUVER – The Clark County Historical Museum will be the site of a special book sale on Saturday (Feb. 8) 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. The sale will take place in the museum’s research library, located on the lower level of the museum at 1511 Main Street, Vancouver.
This one-day event will feature a diverse selection of vintage books, journals, and texts, including works on Pacific Northwest history, novels, magazines, academic non-fiction, and much more. Whether you’re a history buff, an avid reader, or simply in search of a unique find, there’s something for everyone.
All items will be available on a “pay what you will” donation basis, with a suggested donation of $2 per book and 25 cents per journal. Proceeds from the sale will directly benefit the museum’s Collections Department, helping fund the purchase of essential preservation materials such as boxes, folders, and other supplies critical to safeguarding our local history.
In addition to the book sale, the museum will be open to the public for free throughout the day, allowing visitors to explore the museum’s exhibits and learn more about the rich history of Clark County.
Join us on Feb. 8 to support a great cause, discover unique treasures, and take home a piece of history. For more information, please contact Sammuel Hawkins, Public Programs & Outreach Manager, at outreach@cchmuseum.org or call (360) 993-5679.
About Clark County Historical Museum
The Clark County Historical Museum is dedicated to preserving, sharing, and interpreting the history of Clark County, Washington. Through its exhibits, collections, and educational programs, the museum fosters a deeper understanding of the region’s rich heritage and cultural legacy.
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