Things To Do in Deer Island, Oregon

Inscription. Deer Island in the Columbia was named by the Lewis and Clark Expedition which stopped to dine here November 5, 1805 on its way down river. Homeward bound the explorers camped on the island on March 28,1806. Captain Clark ... More on HMDB

The powerful water and this piece of coastline is a panorama worth seeing. Ok, enough of spending all this time inside a building, and Goble Beach in Columbia County, Oregon is such a wonderful site. Some of the pursuits here are ... More on GoingOutside

Inscription. World War I: James A Forbes Frank L. Gaddis Walter Kalahan Alfred Earl Wells Tom C. Bair Fred S. Millard, World War II: Elmer Beebe Harold R. Chilcoat Harry A. Lillard, Jr. Elmer Mattila Claude M. Miller Walter E. Modin ... More on HMDB

The shining water and the Oregon coast will make you feel nice. Lyons Beach is a place where you won't see big crowds, but slices of shore like these are pleasant. Popping by the beach here in Oregon is a must. There are campgrounds ... More on GoingOutside

On October 28, 1792, an advance party from Capt. George Vancouver's Columbia River expedition set foot on a rocky point at the north end of Sauvie Island. Surrounded by twenty-three canoes of war c... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Helens County Courthouse, as well as the fog bell which was used in the original tower, located just south of the steps on the west side of the modern court house, the combined experience is worthy... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation The Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation is a nonprofit, charitable organization that was created to fund the continued development and enhancement ... More on Fvrl.org

Inscription. Hudsons Bay Company established Fort Vancouver in 1824 within the area of present-day Vancouver, 83 nautical miles from the Pacific Ocean. Forty Wooden buildings were enclosed within a... More on HMDB