Jefferson County Historical Society auction to end Friday

PORT TOWNSEND — The Jefferson County Historical Society’s AHA Auction ends at midnight Friday.

As of Wednesday, the auction, along with donations to the group’s education programs, had raised 33 percent of its $20,000 spring fundraising goal.

Online bids

All funds raised go to sustain the historical society’s core programs and build new ones, the group said in a press release. AHA stands for Art, History and Adventure.

“There’s still time to bid on 59 unique items and experiences (100 total!), so don’t forget to browse our regionally-inspired lineup and place those bids before midnight this Friday, May 26,” organizers said.

To place bids or donate see https://go.rallyup.com/jchsmuseum-aha-2023/Campaign/Details?mc_cid=ec64311769&mc_eid=eba853bb20

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