Services Offered
Guided Historic Tours
Knowledgeable guides provide in-depth stories about the Campbell family, architecture, and Spokane's history.
Self-Guided Exploration
Walk through the restored rooms at your own pace with informative displays and period details.
Seasonal Events
Special programs like Campbell House Holidays with actors and festive decorations for families.
Educational Programs
Learn about Gilded Age life, silver mining history, and local culture through interactive exhibits.
Group Visits
Arranged tours for schools, families, or organizations with tailored historical insights.
Reviews
4.8(5 reviews)
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Eleni Mastronardi
via Google
2 months ago
So much fun! We went as a family for Campbell House Holidays. I was so sad that we missed it last year, and it was so worth the year-long wait! We used the free passes through the Spokane County Library District. We have a 4 year old, 2 year old, and 1 year old. The 4 year old loved it and asked lots of questions, the 2 year old had fun just looking around and asking what the different things were, and the 1 year old just chilled in the baby carrier :) Everyone was knowledgeable, friendly, and the the actors were such a fun part because they of course stay in character!
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Your.Neighborvia Google
4 months ago
Where else in Spokane can you visit an historic home from the Pacific Northwest's Gilded Age? There is so much to learn that stems from this house: Who was the architect? Who were the Campbell's? Where did their wealth come from? What was Spokane like when the Campbell's lived here? The Campbell's employed servants - what were their lives like? What happened to the house after the Campbell's moved out? So much to learn!
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Xto Amsterdamvia Google
over 1 year ago
Must see when in Spokane ! We had Erica as our guide and she was wonderful. The house is so well restored and much details to enjoy. Don’t forget to go to Wallace town; that’s where the Campbell family made it’s fortune in silver mining. We loved the tour there too. Thanks Erica !
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Giovanni Cappabiancavia Google
over 1 year ago
It is a really interesting place to visit. Local guides give you a lot of information about Campbell's family and their house design. It incorporated all the great advancements in tecnologies for that period. You should buy a ticket in the northwest musuem of arte and culture nearby
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Sports Centervia Google
over 2 years ago
A very historical location that has been extremely well preserved. But, you MUST purchase entry to the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture ($20 per adult) to gain entry to this iconic house. The self guided tour takes about 30 minutes.
