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The Palouse Discovery Science Center is a nonprofit facility established in 2003 in Pullman, Washington, to provide hands-on science activities, educational programs and exhibits to kids and people of all ages. The center’s purpose is to increase the understanding of science and technology through participatory and hands-on educational programs, exhibits, collections, and activities. From 1999-2002, before it was formally established, the science center operated as a center without walls. It provided a range of outreach science activities at various local venues. In 2002, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc donated an 11,000-square-foot building to house the science center. In 2006, the company provided funds for the current 11,200-square-foot building in the Port of Whitman.

950 NE Nelson Ct, Pullman, WA 99163, Phone: 509-332-6869

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