Center Hours for Summer 2007: Saturday Sunday Call (509) 465-5064 to make arrangements for other times. Visit the Friends of the Spokane House web site The Spokane House Interpretive Center tells the story of Spokane House, of course. This story is not just about the oldest building in Washington State; it's about the lives of the Spokane Indians who lived here, and the first European people to meet them and live among them. The Spokane House housed several fur trappers and traders for many years, and was a poignant symbol of cultural commerce, cooperation, and the coming changes Location: Hours: The Spokane House Interpretive Center is normally open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday through Monday, from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Admission is free, with donations encouraged to offset the cost of the upkeep of the facility and to help us produce better exhibits and ongoing demonstrations. Future Plans: Virtual Tour: by
clicking through each step below, you will visit the majority of the displays at the
Spokane House interpretive center. The steps do not give you all of the detail found in
the displays, only a taste of what the displays entail. The photos will take about 30 to
40 seconds to load (at 28.8), and about 15 - 20 seconds at 56.6, for each step. The
virtual tour also does not include the friendly park interpreter. Come visit the
center to get the full experience and to study the details.
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