Kauffman cabin

Since 1896

Kauffman Cabin

Built in the early months of the gold rush in 1896, Harry Kauffman’s cabin was constructed in the Republic section of Eureka camp, a short distance from its present location. Crafted from hand squared logs and hand split shingles, the solid structure of Republic’s first cabin survived the challenges of a mining town and the “creative” demands of several owners. Kauffman’s activities as a miner and real estate developer after his successful years in Republic are unknown.

Kauffman Cabin

Kauffman Cabin Address: 15-2 N. Kean Street, Republic, Washington 99166

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(509) 775-2605

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We are located across from the city park.

15-2 N. Kean Street
P.O. Box 287
Republic, WA 99166

Museum Hours

Memorial Day - Labor Day weekends:

 Museum
 Friday - Monday: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

 Slagle House
 2024 Tours
June 8 & 22; July 13 & 27; August 10 & 24
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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