Join us Saturday, February 27 at 4:00 PM PST: For Zoom participation, contact us at info@highlinehistory.org. For Facebook participation, find us @HighlineHeritageMuseum. Presented by Show Brazil Productions and Highline Heritage

In February, we are honoring Black History Month, our nation’s way of showing respect and recognition.  Our Black Lives Matter in American History Community Exhibit around Burien is currently on

Saturday, November 28 at 6pm Open to the Public – Facebook LiveHosted by Highline Public Schools Native Education Program  Join us for cultural and communal sharings and a lively discussion with and

A NEW MONTHLY SERIES We are launching this multi-platform program that will weave together the experiences of impacted communities within the Highline community during this crisis. Dealing with the unforeseen

Virtual ExhibitIn collaboration with Burien Arts Association we present an in depth look into the art and techniques of painter Paul Illian.

The Dougherty/Whisler family owned a Burien farm known as Greensward for over 80 years. Located at the corner of 1st Ave. South and S. 168th St. it used to be

We are excited to present these light up artworks in our Window Case along 152nd Ave. Come by and see. Artist Statement The Village of Light emerged from this time

You have the opportunity to own this wonderful wall-hung painted papier-mâché rhino head donated by Lloyd Herman, we are selling it for only $5,000 (that’s half Price!). Lloyd is best known

Take a look into the past with these short videos on our YouTube channel narrated by HHM volunteers!

We are documenting this historic movement! Save your posters, signs and share with us your perspective and stories!  Please contact us at info@highlinehistory.org to share. If you are interested in

The Highline Heritage Museum and City of Burien are teaming up to document the stories of our community’s experience during COVID-19. The Burien Pandemic Story Project aims to document the

Please note that we are canceling all March events. As a result, we will be struggling with lost revenue.  This comes from multiple sources that include programs, events, general admissions, memberships,

Jeanne Pfeifer, Highline Historical Society founder and Founders Award honoree has a distinguished personal history. She is a native of Marlboro, Massachusetts, where she was voted Boston’s Most Beautiful Baby