Steve Crowell

Steve Crowell , director of the district-owned Karshner Museum , which would have received various facility improvements through the bond , said they will simply have to do without for now.

We want to be seismic-ready for future earthquakes , Crowell said , as the building is more than 70 years old.It's held very well Ñ through three decent earthquakes Ñ but who knows if we were to be hit by a harder one , he said.

But we're also very patient , we understand and very much know of the financial realities , Crowell said.Yes , the building is in gradual deterioration , but it has good bones , it's built well , and we rely on that and will trust in it..

"It will be a good chance to showcase what the museum has of the history of the district," Karshner Museum Director Steve Crowell said.

For more information about opportunities come to the open house from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 24 at 309 Fourth St. N.E. or call the museum director Steve Crowell at 253-841-8748.

Steve CrowellPaul H. Karshner Memorial Museum309 4th Street NEPuyallup, WA 98372

Steve Crowell will describe his kits and how they augment programs at the Paul H. Karshner Memorial Museum, supported by the Puyallup School District.
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Steve Crowell, Director, Paul H. Karshner Memorial Museum, Puyallup

Steve Crowell, Lead Curator, Paul H. Karshner Memorial Museum

Steve Crowell, Director, Paul H. Karshner Memorial Museum

Presenters: Suzanne Arness, Kitsap County Museum; Michelle Spires, Suquamish Museum; Steve Crowell, Karshner Museum
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Moderator: Steve Crowell, Karshner Museum

Software for Museums: Vendors and Users

Presenters: Suzanne Arness, Kitsap County Museum; Michelle Spires, Suquamish Museum; Steve Crowell, Karshner Museum
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Moderator: Steve Crowell, Karshner Museum

Software for Museums: Vendors and Users

Vincent ends up trying to poison nearly everyone except the one who is supposed to die, says director Steve Crowell.

Crowell has directed two comedies for the LCT, "Weekend Comedy" and "Don't Dress for Dinner."This play was a stretch, he said, because the script notes were scanty.

"The main challenge is that there was not even a set design given.I had to read and re-read it until I figured out what was needed," said Crowell.

Though the subject matter is a bit unusual, Crowell says the play is language-appropriate for all ages.