Services and Facilities Enhancement Project
Fort Walla Walla Museum
Carrying the Past into the Future
Keeping the distinctiveness of a changing community is accomplished by preserving its heritage.
Keeping it safe for future generations is everyone's duty.
CAMPUS COMPLETION BENEFITS
Aerial perspective rendering by architect Jim Stenkamp
· Significant increase in an already strong economic impact on the community
· Expanded public access to heritage experiences and services
· Orientation Theater · Special Exhibits Gallery
· Public Research Facility · Improved Museum Store
· Conference Room · Class Rooms
· Kids’ Discovery Center · Kids’ Hands-on Stations
· Better Parking · More Restrooms
· Improved Handicap Access/ Motorized Tram Between Levels
· Increased/Enhanced Exhibit Space for more Artifacts
· Improved Environment for Visitors, Year-Round Access
· “Green”( LEED Silver) Design & Construction with Low-Maintenance Materials
· Saves Energy & Reduces Annual Operating Expenses
· Enhanced Climate-Controlled Preservation of Artifacts
· 3 Construction Phases
· Phase I- $3.5 million ($2.2 million raised) planned to begin in spring 2009 with construction to be completed later that year.
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You can help. Donate using DONATE NOW JustGive.org. Be sure to designate your preference for the Services and Facilities Enhancement Project. Undesignated donations are placed in the General Fund.
If you prefer not to donate online, consider downloading a gift form.
Mail your check and the gift form to:
Fort Walla Walla Museum
755 Myra Road
Walla Walla, WA 99362
The Capital Campaign for the Services and Facilities Enhancement Project is coordinated by Fort Walla Walla Museum Board members Tony Wenham and Jill Zagelow. The Capital Campaign Steering Committee includes Larry Beaulaurier, Maita Kibler, Pete Reid, Sonia Schmitt, and Fort Walla Walla Museum Board Treasurer Barbara Stubblefield.
For more information, contact the Museum at (509) 525-7703
or email to info@fortwallawallamuseum.org |