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Construction resumes on Gathering Place at Washuxwal

Completion of Native American-inspired structure outside Two Rivers museum in Washougal slated for September

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Camas Washougal Historical Society president Jim Cobb (second from right) holds a check from the the Honorable Frank L. and Arlene J. Price Foundation, which recently granted $2,500 to the historical society for its "Gathering Place" pavillion (pictured). Also pictured are CWHS board members Richard Johnson (left), Lois Cobb (second from left) and Ivar Godtlibsen (far right).

Construction of the Native American-inspired Gathering Place at Washuxwal longhouse pavilion at Washougal’s Two Rivers Heritage Museum has resumed after a three-month shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jim Cobb, president of the Camas-Washougal Historical Society, said the long-awaited project is now in its final stages.

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