The Monroe Historical Society Museum is located inside Monroe's historic Old City Hall building in downtown Monroe. Once home to city government, the library, fire department, police department, and jail, the building now serves as a museum dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Monroe and the Sky Valley.

Located on South Lewis Street in downtown Monroe, the Monroe Masonic Temple has served as a gathering place for local Masons and community members since 1927. Tucked behind the historic Dolloff Building, the temple remains a recognizable landmark and a reminder of the civic organizations that helped shape Monroe during the twentieth century.

Located at the corner of West Main Street and North Blakeley Street in the heart of historic downtown Monroe, this prominent corner building once served as one of the city’s longtime banking centers. Today, home to Monroe’s Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Center, the site remains a gateway to the community, welcoming both locals and visitors while continuing its long tradition as a place of connection, commerce, and community activity.

Located on East Main Street in downtown Monroe, Ward Roney Jr. VFW Post 7511 serves as a gathering place for veterans, their families, and community members. The post is home to meetings, veteran support programs, community events, and Washington's first VFW Veteran Art Gallery, which showcases artwork created by veterans.

Step inside to see the newly remodeled City Hall and view the beautiful mural by local artist David Hose, which celebrates Monroe’s unique heritage and community spirit. Learn how the City’s government has evolved over the years, see historic photos and information exploring the story of the building that serves as the center of local government today. It’s a great opportunity to experience both Monroe’s past and future under one roof.

Visitors are invited to the enclosed entryway located on the south side of the hospital, away from the Emergency Department entrance, on the opposite side of the building.

From Hwy 2, turn North on 179th, make the first right into the gate. Turn Right to see the Administration Office. The kiosk with the America 250 QR Code is located in front of the office. Check www.EvergreenFair.org for events at the Fair Park that might restrict access.

Situated on West Main Street near Monroe’s western gateway, Speedway Chevrolet occupies a highly visible stretch of Highway 2 that serves as a major entry point into the city. Surrounded by busy commercial development and steady traffic moving through the Sky Valley corridor, this location highlights Monroe’s role as a central hub connecting the Puget Sound region to the Cascade foothills.