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The home of the Upper Valley Museum at Leavenworth is a former bed & breakfast, the Haus Lorelei, a century old structure built as the Lamb-Davis bungalow and for many years the home of the Field family, the town banker. The house - now known as the "River Haus" - and the surrounding acreage comprise Barn Beach Reserve (BBR). BBR covers approximately eight acres of view property from the Wenatchee River to the residential area.

MISSION STATEMENT
The Upper Valley Museum at Leavenworth will celebrate and promote the diverse heritage of the Upper Wenatchee Valley in a manner that preserves the past and opens a window to the future. The museum will provide programming, exhibits and community events.

VISION STATEMENT
The Upper Valley Museum at Leavenworth envision a culturally diverse community that is recognized for a deep and inclusive appreciation of its past, a broad understanding of its present and a strong investment in its future.

VALUE STATEMENT
The Upper Valley Museum at Leavenworth will exemplify integrity, fairness, vitality and fun. The museum will reach out to people of all ages and serve the area as a community resource, leader, educator and catalyst.