A Site History of WMA CONFERENCES
The following is a summary of primary host institutions and conference meeting locations if different from the host institution. (Links provided to online information about that particular conference.)

2007 Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center
2006 Seattle - Museum of Flight
2005 Yakima – Yakima Valley Museum
2004 Seattle – Nordic Heritage Museum
2003 Spokane — Northwest Museum of Art & Culture
2002 Keyport — Naval Undersea Museum
2001 Bellingham — Whatcom Museum of History & Art
2000 Lacey — Lacey Community Center & South Sound Heritage Association
1999 Wenatchee — North Central Washington Museum
1998 Tacoma — Washington State History Museum
1997 Yakima - Yakima Valley Museum
1996 Seattle — Nordic Heritage Museum
1995 Ilwaco — Ilwaco Heritage Museum
1994 Tri-Cities — WSU Richland Extension Campus & Tri-Cities Museum Coalition
1993 Tacoma - Washington State Historical Society
1992 Wenatchee — North Central Washington Museum
1991 Pullman — Washington State University Museum of Art
1990 Yakima — Yakima Valley Historical Museum
1989 Port Angles — Clallam County Historical Museum
1988 Spokane — Museum of Native American Cultures
1987 Goldendale — Maryhill Museum of Art 1986 Seattle — Nordic Heritage Museum
1985 Wenatchee — North Central Washington Museum
1984 Olympia — Washington State Capital Museum
1983 Spokane — Cheney Cowles Museum
1982 Bellingham - Whatcom Museum of History & Art
1981 Yakima — Yakima Valley Museum  

Origins Note: 1980 First Organizational Meeting to create the WMA in Ellensburg; 1979 Concept of creating a state-wide museum organization developed