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An Historic Home in Port Townsend

 Stories from the Rothschild House

 

The Jefferson County Historical Society (JCHS) invites the community to Stories from the Rothschild House, a special evening presentation on Wednesday, July 22, from 6–7:15 p.m. at the Cotton Building. This program explores the family behind one of Port Townsend’s most treasured historical homes.

 

Built in 1868, the Rothschild House is one of Washington's most authentic historic homes. Nearly everything inside belonged to the Rothschild family, creating an extraordinary record of everyday life in Port Townsend across nearly 90 years.

 

Presented by JCHS staff member Davy Mack-Hazelwood, the program brings the Rothschild family to life through stories, historic photographs, and archival materials. Attendees will also have a special opportunity to view original Rothschild-related objects from the collections up close, offering a tangible connection to the family's lives.

 

Admission is by a suggested donation of $12, and pre-registration is strongly encouraged.

Questions? Contact Kelsey Caudebec at programs@jchsmuseum.org.

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