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At the Museum of the North Beach, information can be

found displayed from all the communities of the North Beach coast of

Grays Harbor County Washington.

Our museum would not be complete without representation from

all the neighboring communites of the North Beach.

Displays at our museum include: Quinault Indian basket weavers

from Taholah, the M.R. Smith Lumber Mill and the NPRY depot in Moclips,

the Aloha Lumber Company in Aloha, the Naval Facility at Pacific Beach,

the cabins of Dorothy Anderson and Norah & Sarge Berg of Ocean City,

the railroad house at Copalis Crossing, the Finnish settlers of Oyehut,

the beginnings of Ocean Shores including Ginny Simms and Pat Boone,

and the transportation methods used along the beach from Pt. Brown to Taholah.

If you are interested in the historical preservation of North Beach history

and would like to become a member please fill out our application

with your name, phone number, address, email address

and your first years dues;

$25 for an individual

$40 for a couple

$50 for a business

$60 and above for a contributing member

Your membership dues & donations are tax deductable.

Mail your request with your check to:

Museum of the North Beach

(Moclips-by-the-Sea Historical Society)

P.O. Box 231

Moclips Washington, 98562