Forks Timber Museum

The Forks Timber Museum is a small local museum in Forks, Washington focused on the region’s timber and logging heritage. It documents tools, practices, and community life tied to logging on the Olympic Peninsula.

Exhibits concentrate on logging equipment, historic photographs, tool collections, and interpretive panels about local timber operations. Displays are modest in scale and emphasize artifacts and donor stories from area loggers.

The museum grew from community efforts to preserve Forks’ logging history and is maintained locally by volunteers and historical groups. Its collection reflects donations and small acquisitions from the town and surrounding logging families.

Situated in downtown Forks on the Olympic Peninsula, the museum is close to U.S. Highway 101 and within the town’s walkable core near the Quillayute River.

• Access: Located on the town’s main street within walking distance of downtown Forks amenities and the visitor center.