Virtual School Tour
Click on the images below to see multiple videos and question prompts on various topics.
Since 1998, Fort Walla Walla Musem has been proud to provide free school tours that share the rich history of our region with children and teens of all ages. We encourage you to schedule a free in-person school tour, however, these videos may be helpful supplements before or after an in-person tour to deeply explore a topic.
Click on each image to be led through different parts of the Museum, educators can access the Museum’s Teacher’s Guide and Activity Guide to the right.
If you are looking for more information on a topic, consider visiting our YouTube channel or reach out to us at info@fwwm.org.
We would appreciate any feedback and suggestions.
Indian People
Agricultural History
Transportation & Town Growth
Pioneers
Military History
Pioneer Village
Thank you to our sponsors for these videos and our free school tour program:
National Endowment for the Humanities: Democracy demands wisdom.
Banner Bank, Blue Mountain Community Foundation, Bonnie & Clifford Braden Foundation, Columbia REA, Humanities Washington CARES, Mary Garner Esary Trust, Milton-Freewater Area Foundation, Pacific Power Foundation, Packaging Corporation of America/Wallula Mill, J. L. Stubblefield Trust, Sunny Day Charitable Foundation, Three Rivers Community Foundation, and the Walla Walla Exchange Club Foundation.
Your support has allowed us to bring the Museum to hundreds of schoolchildren on a virtual platform.
If you appreciate this resource, consider donating to support Fort Walla Walla Museum. All donations and support are appreciated.
Click this link to donate today or here to become a member. And please help spread the word!
The Museum would like to thank Sherilyn Jacobson, Gary Lentz, Charles Saranto, Ron Krause, Marjorie Saranto, Bob Bonstead, Russell Kroum, Dick Phillips, Jo Winn, Dan Biggs, Rodney Outlaw, Jealousy Snell, Marisa Zavala, and Mikele Zavala for their assistance with these videos.