Slagle House Museum
The J.W. and Elizabeth Slagle House (called Slagle House) was built in 1905, only nine years after the town of Republic, Washington, was established in 1896. The well-preserved house has been in the Slagle family since they moved into the house in 1909.
The Slagle House is a perfect example of a turn-of-the-century, middle-class merchant home. The charming house still contains much of its original furnishings and personal items, giving visitors a nostalgic glimpse into the lives of the Slagles and their children.
The home was advanced for its day with electricity, indoor plumbing, and a telephone. It contains many belongings from the 1930s and 1940s.
For more photos and information visit the historical society’s Slagle House Museum’s web page.
The museum is closed in the winter months. Please visit the Slagle House’s official webpage for the days and times that the museum is open. Admission is free. Donations gratefully accepted.
J.W. and Elizabeth Slagle House912 South Keller ST
Republic, WA 99166
Top left: Charming bedroom with old dresser and mirror. Top left: Charming bedroom with old dresser and mirror. Top right: Slagle House with white shiplap. Bottom left: Sewing machine oil, scissor, wooden thread spool. Bottom right: Vintage radio and green-glass salt and pepper shakers.
