Experience the exciting and interesting history of Walla Walla.

The name Walla Walla is of Indian origin and means "many waters". Both the Cayuse and Walla Walla tribes called the Walla Walla Valley home.

In the 1800s, fur traders established a settlements trading post and fort in the area. The historic Nez Perce Trail was located where Main Street is today. The historic Lewis & Clark expedition skirted the northern and western boundaries of the Walla Walla Valley in 1805. Their return trip from the Pacific Ocean in 1806 took them through present day Walla Walla County.

In 1836, Marcus and Narcissa Whitman traveled what became the Oregon Trail, and founded a mission amongst the Cayuse Indians. After 11 years, the mission effort ended when the Cayuse attacked and killed the Whitmans and twelve others.

By the 1860's Walla Walla experienced the effects of the gold rush with commercial, banking, and manufacturing activities, making it the largest city in Washington Territory. Walla Walla became home to the first commercial bank in the northwest, the first college in the region, and has the oldest, continuous symphony west of the Mississippi River. Following the gold rush, farming became the economic force behind the community and continues as one today.

Relive the history of the valley and participate in its cultural offerings.

AMO ART
Details:	Art Movement Organization, or AMO, is a contemporary art gallery showcasing works by local and national artists.
Location:	117 Main St.
City:	Waitsburg
Phone:	(509) 876-1264
Website:	www.amo-art.com

Antique Mall of Walla Walla
Details:	The Antique Mall of Walla Walla has 55 dealer booths/showcases. They also have Baby Town, Kitchen Town and a large collection of vintage clothes, shoes, hats and purses-- and a huge dressing room!
Location:	315 S. 9th Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-0677
Website:	www.antiquemallwallawalla.com

Blue Mountain Lavender Farm
Details:	Blue Mountain Lavender Farm, situated in the fertile Walla Walla Valley, is owned and operated by a French-American family. Inspired by the rich color and fragrance of lavender fields in the South of France, they began planting our own fields in 2000. Surrounded by rolling hills of wheat and alfalfa, their farm is an island of color set against the greens and golds of the summer season. Visit their farm, specializing in lavender gifts for the body, soul, and home. Please call ahead.
Location:	345 Short Rd.
City:	Lowden
Phone:	(509) 529-3276
Website:	www.bluemountainlavender.com

Broel Studio
Details:	Northwest artist Squire Broel maintains an intimately sized exhibition space in the center of Historic Downtown Walla Walla. This venue is open to the public by appointment and features a variety of works that range in size and medium. The gallery is within walking distance of numerous wine tasting rooms and is located along the route of the Walla Walla Art Walk and Public Sulpture Tour. If you are planning a trip to Walla Walla and would like to arrange a private viewing of works please email the gallery or call to schedule a time.
Location:	13 1/2 Main St. Suite 211
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 301-1310
Website:	www.broelstudio.com

Bruce Memorial Museum
Details:	This elegant Victorian mansion, built in 1883 by William P. and Caroline Bruce, has been completely restored and furnished by the Waitsburg Historical Society.
Location:	PO Box 341
City:	Waitsburg
Phone:	(509) 337-6157
Website:	None

Children's Museum of Walla Walla
Details:	The Children's Museum of Walla Walla is a unique place developed to intrigue and inspire children. The museum will feature special events such as a pinewood derby for Father's Day, a variety of science workshops, and a rocket workshop. The museum also includes many permanent exhibits: The Enchanted Theater- A life size puppet theater that gives children the chance to dress up in costumes and perform onstage while learning about music and creativity. The Bug Patch Party Room- A large room filled with flowers and various insects. This room is available for birthday/special occassion rentals. Our Powerful Valley- Shows kids how snow in the Blue Mountains becomes electricity that lights our homes. Wee Walla Walla Harvest Market- A kid sized supermarket that gives children a real shopping experience. Other exhibits will include the Doctor's Office, the Mexican Restaurant, and Construction Junction. The Museum is open Thursday-Sunday 10am-5pm.
Location:	77 Wainwright Place
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 526-7529
Website:	www.cmwallawalla.org

Clay In Motion
Details:	Clay In Motion, Inc. is a successful family business in Milton Freewater owned by potters Bob and Corina Neher. Established in 1981, the studio produces over 100 beautifully decorated pottery items that are well accepted by the public. Each creative, user friendly and functional item is fired at 2200 degrees Fahrenheit in large gas kilns.
Location:	85301 Highway 11
City:	Milton-Freewater
Phone:	(509) 938-3316
Website:	www.clayinmotion.com

Clyde & Mary Harris Gallery
Details:	The Clyde & Mary Harris Gallery, located on Walla Walla University's campus, concentrates on faculty, student, and regional shows that have special interests and professional qualities that may inspire the campus community. The emphasis of the gallery is on education.
Location:	Walla Walla University
City:	College Place
Phone:	(509) 527-2600
Website:	www.wallawalla.edu/academics/areas-of-study/undergraduate-programs/art/clyde-mary-harris-g

Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts
Details:	Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts provides educational, social and economic opportunities to Native Americans through artistic development. Office hours at their print studio are typically 8am-5pm weekdays.
Location:	48004 St. Andrew's Rd.
City:	Pendleton
Phone:	(541) 276-3954
Website:	www.crowsshadow.org

Daily Market Cooperative
Details:	Walla Walla's local food store. Stop by to buy local produce, honey, soap and other goodies. Great for a little bit of Walla Walla, as well as groceries and snacks.
Location:	508 E. Main St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-7348
Website:	www.dailymarket.coop

Dayton Historic Depot
Details:	The Dayton Depot is the oldest surviving train depot in the state. It was originally built in 1881 and designed in the Stick/Eastlake style. It has been beautifully restored and is now a museum. Revolving exhibits are featured in the upstairs gallery. The depot museum also features guided tours, fabulous local photos, antiques, and a gift shop.
Location:	222 E. Commercial St.
City:	Dayton
Phone:	(509) 382-2026
Website:	www.daytonhistoricdepot.org

Diettrich House Antiques
Details:	Yet another of Walla Walla's excellent antique dealers, worth a visit for anyone from the most professional antique enthusiast to the amateur looking for presents for relatives.
Location:	625 W. Alder St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-8707
Website:	None

Empire Antiques
Details:	Another brick in the strong wall that is Walla Walla's thriving antique industry, Empire Antiques, located on Walla Walla Avenue, will satisfy the curiosity of even the most ardent antiques enthusiast.
Location:	1975 Walla Walla Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-5137
Website:	None

Fenton/Stahl Gallery
Details:	Located on South Spokane St., Fenton/Stahl Gallery specializes in fine arts in a multitude of mediums. Many of the works are for sale, and visitors can even pick some of the art they would like to purchase off of the walls! The Gallery also offers custom framing, both for works purchased there and for art brought in to be framed.
Location:	11 South Spokane St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-6963
Website:	None

Fort Walla Walla Museum
Details:	Fort Walla Walla Museum is located within the one-square-mile military reservation that served as Fort Walla Walla from the 1850s to the early 1900s. The Museum features a pioneer settlement complete with original buildings including a cabin built by Ransom Clark in the 1850s, the Union School built in 1867, a jail from Prescott, a barbershop, a railroad depot from Eureka Flats, and many other buildings. There are also five spacious exhibit halls filled with hundreds of exhibits featuring horse-era agriculture, pioneer life, and military history. Time magazine rated Fort Walla Walla Museum as one of 11 notable sites in the nation to experience the Lewis & Clark Expedition, and the National Park Service added its recognition in 2005. This season, the Museum is proudly displaying the Lloyd Family Indian Artifact Collection: Positive Cultural Interaction in Southeast Washington. Featuring scores of dazzling beaded and embroidered items, baskets, and photographs, the exhibit tells stories of more than 80 years of friendship between a pioneer family and their friends among the region’s Homeland Tribes. Fort Walla Walla Museum offers programs, special events, kids camps, and tours for schools or other groups. We are a family-oriented museum with plenty of activities for all age groups. Open daily, 10 am – 5 pm, April through October.
Location:	755 Myra Rd.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-7703
Website:	www.fortwallawallamuseum.org

Gilded Glass
Details:	"Your complete source for stained glass classes and supplies," Gilded Glass offers classes in stained glass manufacturing, sells stained glass products, and has studio grounds for visitations.
Location:	925 E. St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-0244
Website:	www.gildedglass.com

Hawthorne Gallery
Details:	Dayton's Hawthorne Gallery specializes in quilt production; visitors can buy ready-made quilts, buy materials to make their own quilts, watch quilts being made by the professionals, or even take classes to learn to make quilts themselves!
Location:	220 W. Patit St.
City:	Dayton
Phone:	(509) 382-3137
Website:	None

Heritage Station Museum
Details:	Heritage Station, The Umatilla County Historical Museum, is telling the story of this region’s unique heritage. It’s a BIG story, so exhibits are not static. They change often to portray local history from a variety of perspectives, utilizing historic objects and information from the museum archives. The Museum also hosts touring exhibits and showcases private collections.
Location:	108 SW Frazer Ave.
City:	Pendleton
Phone:	(541) 276-0012
Website:	www.heritagestationmuseum.org

Jill Ingram Watercolors
Details:	Located in the Weinhard Hotel in Dayton, Ingram's gallery displays exhibits of her work and related artists. Jill's unique watercolors have gained widespread acclaim and her work can be found in international collections as well as galleries across the United States.
Location:	231 E. Main St.
City:	Dayton
Phone:	(509) 382-3141
Website:	www.jillingram.com

Kirkman House Museum
Details:	The Kirkman House Museum was originally a private residence built by William & Isabella Kirkman in the 1800s. By 1977 the home was in severe disrepair and in danger of being demolished. The Historical Architecture Development Corporation, a group of Walla Walla citizens determined to save historic homes and buildings of the community, purchased the Kirkman House. The home has been restored and furnished in the Victorian-era style using many Kirkman family heirlooms and other exquisite period pieces; the Washington State Historic Preservation Trust honored the Kirkman House Museum with an award for Outstanding Work in Historic Preservation. The museum utilizes its unique history to illustrate the distinct cultural heritage of the region through public tours and community programming. Visitors to the museum will experience the home with a privately guided tour tailored to visitors’ interests. During the summer months, the Kirkman House Museum hosts children’s workshops including instructional textiles classes, Beatrix Potter day, Victorian Tea Parties and much more. The Kirkman House also participates in Walla Walla’s First Friday ArtWalk with rotating exhibitions.
Location:	214 N. Colville St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-4373
Website:	www.kirkmanhousemuseum.org

Klickers Berry Farm
Details:	Though outsiders may associate Walla Walla with our world famous Walla Walla Sweet Onions, those of us who live here know that there's another crop worthy of praise. Klicker strawberries are a late spring/early summer delicacy. No matter who you talk to, virtually everyone has a story about their first year picking strawberries at Klickers. The farm also has an antique shop on-site!
Location:	3300 E. Isaacs Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-8650
Website:	www.klickerstrawberry.com/retail outlets.htm

Mandrakes II
Details:	Located conveniently between downtown and the Whitman College campus, Mandrakes II is a great antique shopping spot for anyone interested and in the area.
Location:	212 E. Main St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-1790
Website:	None

Maxey Museum
Details:	Since 1899 the Maxey Museum has been providing an opportunity for Whitman students to make history come alive. All exhibits are designed and created by students under the direction of Professor Nina Lerman. Admission is free and tours are available upon request. The museum is located in the auditorium building of Maxey Hall next to the Environmental Studies wing.
Location:	Whitman College
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 527-5294
Website:	http://www.whitman.edu/content/museum

Maxine's
Details:	Yet another of Walla Walla's fine antique stores.
Location:	15 Boyer Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 526-3141
Website:	None

Mill Creek Gardens
Details:	From the 1940s, Mill Creek Gardens has been part of the family wheat ranch. Now owned by a third generation family member, Mill Creek Gardens offers a gorgeous pastoral setting for the outdoor wedding and reception of your dreams. Mill Creek Road, the home of Mill Creek Gardens, winds its way up through the foothills of the Blue Mountains and was voted the best drive and the best bike ride by Walla Walla locals. Mill Creek Gardens is tucked in among majestic wheat fields and romantic vineyards; truly one of Walla Walla's jewels. Bask in the music of rambling Mill Creek accompanied by the sound of the wind in the towering trees. Enjoy the open, grassy expanses, overflowing perennial flower beds, and the heady perfume of an old-fashioned rose garden. You may choose between a more natural setting complete with a rustic arbor beneath stately trees or a flower filled terrace, manicured lawn, and bubbling fountain to begin your life happily ever after. Our aim at Mill Creek Gardens is to provide all the elements that will make your wedding day one that you will treasure for a lifetime.
Location:	3462 Mill Creek Road
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-2376
Website:	www.wallawallaweddings.com/millcreekgardens.html

Monteillet Fromagerie
Details:	The first farmstead artisanal cheese facility in the Walla Walla Valley of Southeastern Washington is a destination for folks who love fresh goat and sheep cheeses paired alongside award winning wines crafted locally. For animal lovers, visiting the dairy flocks is a must, guarded by Tino, Jolie Neige, Lucille and Brava, the four Great Pyrenees, and Marti, a Boarder Collie.
Location:	109 Ward Rd.
City:	Dayton
Phone:	(509) 382-.1917
Website:	www.monteilletcheese.com/

Museum of Unnatural History
Details:	Walla Walla's own Museum of Unnatural History & Black Door Gallery houses a bizarre collection of three dimensional art at least as provocative as the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Los Angeles. Located upstairs over a drugstore, this display of surreal and dadaistic constructions is at once deep and highly entertaining. Not for the easily offended.
Location:	4 1/2 W. Main St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-9399
Website:	www.wallawalladada.com/

Nobull Studios
Details:
Location:	8237 Mill Creek Road
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-7036
Website:

Noodle Grotto Studios
Details:	Noodle Grotto Studios, located in downtown Walla Walla, showcases found art and photography for the curious observer.
Location:	13 1/2 E. Main St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-7682
Website:	None

Nothing New Lodging & Antiques
Details:	Nothing New Lodging is a newly renovated suite of rooms for overnight stays in the historic district above the main street of Waitsburg. It retains the high ceilings and woodwork of 100 years ago. Enjoy all the Touchet Valley and Walla Walla region have to offer from the quiet comfort of years gone by and enjoy shopping at the Nothing New Antique store!
Location:	214 Main St.
City:	Waitsburg
Phone:	(509) 337-6393
Website:	www.nothingnewlodging.net

Orchidaceae
Details:	Orchidaceae, Inc - a place where serious collectors and casual fanciers will discover the intoxicating world of beautiful orchids. Here among golden wheat fields and Merlot vineyards, Orchidacae offers an extensive selection of orchids to surprise and delight every kind of orchid enthusiast.
Location:	2022 Wallula Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-9566
Website:	www.orchidaceae.com

Paradise Art Gallery
Details:	James Paradise has an artistic style that is based on inner visions of landscapes and images of the future, as well as memories of the ancient past. His medium includes acrylics, watercolors, pencil and charcoals. James paints and draws on traditional canvas and papers, yet often chooses a variety of surfaces including rocks with visually receptive shapes, common concrete pieces and other everyday recycled objects. His tools are pallet knifes sponges, a variety of hand made and recycled tools, as well as traditional brushes. James attempts to create art using as few brush strokes as possible. His art is both Primitive and Futuristic, using abstract and introspective images, and is on display at his gallery downtown.
Location:	14 E. Main St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-1828
Website:	www.jamesparadise.com/art/

Pendleton Undergrounds Tour
Details:	Pendleton Underground Tours ( P.U.T.) is a non-profit corporation that started in 1989, giving tours of Pendleton's red light district. The tour was very controversial because part of the subject matter is about gambling, the Chinese, bootlegging and prostitution. In 1990, after opening the "Cozy Rooms" bordello, Chinese jails and the Opium Den, the tour became even more questionable. The history of legal and illegal businesses operating in the same area for over 100 years makes the tour unique and like no other tour anywhere. The history of the Chinese in Eastern Oregon and their role in building the west is also unique. The tour is entertaining and interesting to all ages from 6 years old to 95 years old there is something for every member of the family.
Location:	37 S.W. Emigrant Ave.
City:	Pendleton
Phone:	(800-) 226-6398
Website:	www.pendletonundergroundtours.org

Ralph Trethewey Art Studio
Details:
Location:	4 1/2 West Main
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 520-3865
Website:

Saulumiere Cesario
Details:	Gourmet Grocery Our goal is to bring to Walla Walla the best products we can find from our sources around the world.
Location:	20 n. Second
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) -529-5620
Website:	salumierecesario.com

Seven Hills Gallery
Details:	Every quarter the Seven Hills Winery features a new local artist in the Gallery on the beautiful vineyard grounds.
Location:	212 N. 3rd Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-7198
Website:	www.sevenhillswinery.com

Shady Lawn Antiques
Details:	The Historic Shady Lawn Creamery Building in Walla Walla, which dates to the 1870's, provides the ideal setting for Shady Lawn Antiques. The owners Dave and Jill Emigh are the fourth generation of the Emigh family to operate a business in these buildings. In 1994 Dave & Jill won the Historic Building Renovation Award for buildings outside the downtown area. Shady Lawn Antiques offers a unique variety of antiques and collectibles in a setting as unique as the items featured. Visit them on the world wide web or head in for a cup of coffee and a delightful trip into the nostalgia of an earlier age.
Location:	711 N. Rose St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-2123
Website:	www.shadylawnantiques.com

Sheehan Gallery
Details:	The Donald Sheehan Gallery works to support the curriculum and to provide exhibitions that will enrich the artistic and cultural experiences of Whitman College and the community. In conjunction with its series of exhibits, the Sheehan Gallery presents contextual lectures and films. The Gallery is also the repository for the Davis Collection of Asian Art and provides special exhibits and study space for the College community and visiting artists and scholars. Olin Hall, in which Sheehan resides, is also home to a "breezeway," or outdoor corridor which in sunny seasons displays exhibits of its own.
Location:	Whitman College
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 527-5249
Website:	www.whitman.edu/sheehan

Skylite Gallery
Details:	Located in the historical 1908 Quinn Building in the heart of Walla Walla, Washington, Skylite Gallery displays and sells priceless artifacts that capture the essence of travel and culture. With this in mind, be prepared to find yourself viewing artwork from local to world renown artists, such as David Manuel Bronzes, and pieces from all around the globe.
Location:	7 N. 2nd St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-4222
Website:	www.skylitegallery.com

Splat Paintball and Outdoor Recreation Supplies
Details:
Location:	27 Jade St
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 522-7061
Website:

Stevens Gallery
Details:	The Whitman College Student Art Gallery program features a Whitman College student, faculty, staff or Walla Walla community member each month. Shows are hung in the Stevens Gallery, located on the first floor of the Reid Campus Center. The unique aspect of this program is that it is not limited to art students or art professors. The program seeks out artists from diverse backgrounds who create in a variety of media. The program is run by two students, co-curators, and the Stevens Gallery Committee.
Location:	Whitman College
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 527-5208
Website:	www.whitman.edu/content/student-activities/stevens-gallery

Suncatcher Studio & Fine Crafts
Details:	A special place an art studio that is home, sales area, offers classes and workshops and represents over 26 local artists, fine craftspersons, and photographers who create everything lovingly by hand.
Location:	508 N. Main St.
City:	Milton-Freewater
Phone:	(541) 938-6379
Website:	None

Tamara's Gifts & Teas
Details:	Tamara's Gifts & Teas is Walla Walla's finest Victorian tea shop, specializing in tea procurements and Victorian clothing. Great gift ideas!
Location:	321 Wellington Ave.
City:
Phone:	(509) 525-3182
Website:	None

Tamastslikt Cultural Institute
Details:	Immerse yourself in the history, culture and hospitality of the people who have lived on this land for more than 10,000 years. Come to Tamástslikt Cultural Institute and experience the storied past, rich present and bright future of our tribes through interactive exhibits, special events and a Living Culture Village. More than just a museum, Tamástslikt celebrates the traditions of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla Tribes. With dramatic exhibits, renowned artwork and interesting — and yes, fun — events year-round. Tamástslikt Cultural Institute offers a 10,000-year voyage in a single afternoon.
Location:	72789 Highway 331
City:	Pendleton
Phone:	(800) 654-9453
Website:	www.tamastslikt.org

The Clock Shop and Antiques
Details:	A quaint little antique shop specializing in clocks - excellent customer service.
Location:	41 S. Palouse St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-4589
Website:	None

The Frazier Farmstead Museum
Details:	This museum is on the original homesite of community founder W.S. Frazier. Settled in 1868, the six-acre site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The restored home contains many of its original furnishings. Several farm buildings remain on the site, and a perennial herb garden, a rose garden, a gift shop, and a historical research facility are located on the grounds as well.
Location:	1403 Chestnut St.
City:	Milton-Freewater
Phone:	(541) 938-4636
Website:	museum.bmi.net

Three Divas Beads
Details:	Fine Beads and Jewelry supplies. Get ready for the holiday season and learn to make your own special gifts for friends and family. Workshops offered teaching beading termonology, basic wire wrapping and stringing, and finishing. Pre-registration is a must.
Location:	610 1/2 N. Main St.
City:	Milton-Freewater
Phone:	(541) 938-3727
Website:	None

Walla Walla Brewers
Details:	Walla Walla's one and only locally owned and operated brewing company. Offers beer to go: IPA, Hefeweizen, Golden Wheat, Porter, Irish Red; their beer is also featured in several local restaurants.
Location:	525 E. Cessna Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-5586
Website:	www.wallawallabrewers.com

Walla Walla County Fairgrounds
Details:	The Walla Walla Fairgrounds is the ideal setting for reunions, picnics, company parties, wedding receptions, banquets and indoor or outdoor activities. The grounds have shady lawn areas, beautiful landscaping, an outdoor stage, RV camping, picnic tables, benches and more. Family members have grown up coming to the fairgrounds for community and private events from horse shows to weddings….experiencing something new on each visit and making memories worth repeating. Browse our web-site and discover information about upcoming events at the Fairgrounds, our County Fair, facility rentals, auto events, equine events and a whole lot more! We hope you enjoy your visit and please feel free to contact our office for additional information or to reserve our facilities for your next event.
Location:	363 Orchard St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 527-3247
Website:	www.wallawallafairgrounds.com

Walla Walla Sweets Baseball Team
Details:	Walla Walla Sweets is a professionally operated baseball club in the West Coast League. It is led by a group of civic-minded individuals with strong ties to the Walla Walla region and to the game of baseball. The Walla Walla Sweets will strive to provide their fans, sponsors, business partners, and investors with the very best in competitive baseball and entertainment, including atmosphere, comfort, food & beverage, safety, competition, fun and value.
Location:	109 East Main St
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 522-2255
Website:	www.wallawallasweets.com

Wenaha Gallery
Details:	A unique experience in historical Dayton on the Lewis and Clark Trail, this national award winning gallery features original art, fine art limited edition prints and canvases, bronze and metal sculptures, books, jewelry and other gift ideas. They also provide a knowledgeable staff to help you choose designs for custom conservation framing.
Location:	219 E. Main St.
City:	Dayton
Phone:	(509) 382-2124
Website:	www.wenaha.com

Whitman Mission
Details:	Located seven miles west of Walla Walla on Highway 12, the Whitman Mission is a National Historic Site and was built in 1836 by Marcus and Narcissa Whitman. After more than a decade of living and working with the Cayuse Indians, the Whitman's mission effort ended in violence as a band of indians killed the Whitmans and 11 others. The massacre sparked a war between the Cayuse and area settlers from the Willamette and Lower Columbia Valleys and eventually led to the creation of the Oregon Territory in 1848. Demonstrations replicating pioneer and Cayuse life in the 1840s are staged each weekend.
Location:	328 Whitman Mission Rd.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-2761
Website:	www.nps.gov/whmi

Willow Gallery
Details:	The "willow" Gallery showcases contemporary artworks with a focus on promoting and serving the local arts community. Drop in to view current exhibits as well as unique retail items.
Location:	2 E. Rose St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 876-2247
Website:	www.willow-wallawalla.com

Windward Studio
Details:	Windward Studio is a collaborative effort of Jane and Al Roberts. They moved to Walla Walla from Cape Elizabeth Maine in the summer of 2002 and established their workspace at 1447 Bryant Ave, where they make their home. They sell their pottery, paintings and sculpture at the Carnegie Art Center in Walla Walla, the Pendleton Center for the Arts and from their own showroom at the Studio.
Location:	1447 Bryant Ave.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 529-4713
Website:	None

YMCA Ice Chalet
Details:	Located just next to the YWCA's main offices on Birch Street, the Ice Chalet offers group lessons, public skating sessions, hockey and lots more! For more than 45 years, the YWCA Ice Chalet has been a great place to have fun on the ice.
Location:	211 E. Birch St.
City:	Walla Walla
Phone:	(509) 525-2575
Website:	www.ywcaww.org/IceChalet.html