MEMBERS TALK - The Story of the Old Apple Tree
By Clark County Historical Museum
Overview
Join us for this exclusive Members Only talk at the Covington House with Executive Director, Brad Richardson!
Join us on Saturday, November 15, for an exclusive evening with Executive Director Brad Richardson as he explores the remarkable story of Washington State’s very first apple tree. Planted by the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1826, this humble tree took root in more ways than one—its legacy and descendants have become symbols of Clark County’s heritage and Washington’s enduring identity.
This special event will be held at the historic Covington House (4201 Main Street, Vancouver, WA 98663). Enjoy a selection of wine and hard cider as you take in this fascinating journey through local history.
Space is limited—reserve your spot today!
Category: Community, Heritage
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Highlights
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- In person
Location
The Historic Covington House
4201 Main Street
Vancouver, WA 98663
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Organized by
Clark County Historical Museum
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