DeYoung House

Preserving Woodinville’s History

Discover the stories that shaped Woodinville inside a beautifully preserved 1931 Dutch Colonial home built by John & Ellen DeYoung. Just minutes from the wineries, our volunteer-run museum features rotating exhibits, artifacts, and photographs that bring local history to life. Step in, explore, and connect with the community’s past.

Woodinville Heritage Society: Museum, Community, and Preservation

The Woodinville Heritage Society was established in 1975 as a non-profit organization. The Society’s mission is to acquire, preserve and perpetuate the artifacts and history of the greater Woodinville area. The Society’s purpose is also to educate and distribute historical information to the community and to those interested in our history.

Our vision: “We will be viewed as an essential partner in the fabric of our community.”

What’s Happening?

Join us for our 50th Anniversary event, October 18th, 2025!

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Museum Hours

Summer

(Memorial Day to Labor Day)
Every Sunday 1-4 pm

Winter

(Labor Day to Memorial Day)
First Sunday of the month 1-4 pm

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Address

Woodinville Heritage Museum
14121 NE 171st Street
Woodinville, Washington

TEL: 425.402.0750
info@woodinvilleheritage.com

Opening Times

Summer
(Memorial Day to Labor Day)
Every Sunday 1-4 pm

Winter
(Labor Day to Memorial Day)
First Sunday of the month 1-4 pm

The success of the Woodinville Heritage Society is made possible, in part, by the generous support of 4Culture, the City of Woodinville, and our membership. Thank you!