Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Museum
The Hydroelectric Museum’s exhibits are housed in Puget Sound Energy’s historic Carpenter Shop and Train Depot, which chronicle Charles H.Baker’s 1898-1899 development of the worlds first underground power station.
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