Visiting the Cheney Historical Museum in downtown Cheney is a fun activity for everyone.
    Youngsters can fuel their imaginations with things to see, hear, and touch such as the pump for getting water to the house, mother’s heavy clothes iron heated on the stove, butter churns, and the hundred twenty year-old version of 3-D entertainment.
    Teens and young adults can learn about past versions of the technology they use today such as the hand cranked phone, the manual typewriter that needs strong fingers, a scythe for cutting hay and grass, or a cylinder phonograph.

    Adults and seniors can learn about our history and see how our communities have changed.  Or reminisce about childhood days with grandparents and families.
    The museum has scrapbooks, archives and photographs to assist in the research of families, places, and events.
    Exhibits change each year, so there is always something new to discover at the museum.
    The Cheney Historical Museum is operated entirely by donations and volunteers who are dedicated to sharing the history of the Four Lakes, Marshall, Cheney, Tyler, and Amber districts.