Museums in Lake Oswego, Oregon

about Lakewood Center for the Arts: In addition to a full season of productions - many family-friendly - Lakewood Center for the Arts offers acting and movement ... More on GoCityKids

Restored 1928 colonial first used by developers of Oswego. Revolving historic exhibits as well as art shows. Home of ... More on Discover America

This beautiful small museum was formerly the George Wise family farmhouse, built on Lake Road in 1865 and moved. Donated to the Milwaukie Historic Society by the former owners - United Grocers, Inc. It was lovingly restored. Dedication ... More on Discover America

Housing three different performance venues, Antoinette Hatfield Hall is a great place to watch a performance, whether it is ... More on Helloportland.com

about Antoinette Hatfield Hall: Part of the Portland Center for the Performing Arts , Antoinette Hatfield Hall harbors Newmark ... More on GoCityKids

Located in Marine Park, this new fun and education facility "houses hands-on exhibits, a video theater, and a 350-gallon aquarium with Columbia River creatures" (Moon Handbooks).

The Water Resources Education Center teaches people of all ages about water resources and includes hands-on activities in the Exhibit Hall, art work in the White Sturgeon Art Gallery, live sturgeo... More on Visitvancouverusa.com

Animals from around the world are at home in this award-winning zoo, from the black rhinos of the Africa Sa... More on aza.org

� The Northwest Experience and Stellar Cove are fantastic , with some great up-close encounters... More on Trekaroo

The mission of the Vancouver National Historic Reserve Trust is to achieve national recognition of the Reserve as a premier historic site. The Trust is a private non-profit organization formed to a... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Historic Reserve offers visitors a cultural and historical panorama that reflects both continuity and change. Fort Vancouver, where over two million artifacts have been excavated, has the large... More on Vnhrt.org

Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after. Dogs are not allowed in the house. Part of the Fort Van... More on DogFriendly.com

I enjoyed this a lot. I was suprised at all that was here. Pretty good replica. More on TripAdvisor