Museums in Oregon City, Oregon

topics: 19th century history, history, general, 19th, century, American, native, interactive, entertainment... More on MuseumStuff.com

This is a really great museum -my kids love going here. More on insiderpages.com

Built in 1845 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this was the home of Dr. John McLoughlin, the "Father of Oregon," now a unit of the Fort Vancouver National ... More on Discover America

***Editor's Note: The McLoughlin House (and neighboring Barclay House) are now owned and operated by the National Park Service, as ... More on igougo

overview: Built in 1907- 08, the Stevens- Crawford Heritage House never passed out of the hands of the family that built it and still has most of its original furniture. The House is closed on Mond... More on MuseumStuff.com

This museum is a neat place to go to visit. More on insiderpages.com

Museum with exhits on the local history of the area, from ... More on TripAdvisor

We arrived at the museum a little late for a tour that was already in progress so we went upstairs where the exhibits are and joined the tour. More on igougo

Screens: 1 Sound: Car Capacity: 400 Typical season: Technical details: none Oregon City Drive-In Timeline: There are no timeline ... More on drive-ins.com

overview: The Carnegie Center was built in 1912 as a public library with ,500 donated by the Carnegie Foundation The Carnegie Center is now run by Oregon City Parks and Recreation as a cultural cen... More on MuseumStuff.com

June 5 �"September 4, 2010 Admission: $4.00 for Adults $3.00 for Seniors $3.00 for Youths (age 6-17) Children 6 & under free Directions The Rose Farm is located 536 Holmes Lane, at the corner of Ho... More on Mcloughlinhouse.org

This is the home where Oregon was first declared a territory in 1849. Its another of our treasured sites on the ... More on Discover America

We are not a typical museum. We seek to bring history to life through a live presentation by an interpreter who is dressed in period clothing and who talks about the journey west. Children can practice loading and unloading a wagon ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Inscription. Still in use below this point-were opened on New Years Day, 1873, when the steamer Maria Wilkins became the first vessel to navigate up the west end of Willamette Falls. Farming and sh... More on HMDB

Inscription. Was early the site of an Indian salmon fishing village. The falls furnished the power for a lumber mill which began operation in 1842, a flour mill in 1844, a woolen mill in 1864 and t... More on HMDB