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Raymond, WA 98577

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  • Welcome
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OUR MISSION The Northwest Carriage Museum preserves, maintains and interprets the collection of horse drawn vehicles and period artifacts of the 19th century. We are home to over sixty beautiful horse-drawn vehicles including carriages, buggies, wagons and sleighs, and more than a thousand historical artifacts that help bring history to life and create a cultural experience. We are dedicated to keeping history alive for future generations, educating about horse-drawn transportation, restoration and conservation of the vehicles and supporting our local community.