Eastern Oregon Museum
Haines, OR
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Haines, OR
The Eastern Oregon Museum is a four-building complex that houses thousands of items. Visitors can see Western memorabilia, local pioneer artifacts, and historic collections. The museum preserves historic photos and documents. Its building is not heated.
Joseph, OR
The Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center gathers, preserves, and shares the history of African American, Indigenous, and immigrant loggers in the Pacific Northwest. It utilizes inclusive stories of multicultural logging communities to connect these experiences to a larger American narrative. The center also preserves and stewards the 240-acre historical townsite of Maxville.
Portland, OR
The Japanese American Museum of Oregon, formerly the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center, shares and preserves Japanese American history and culture in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood. Located at Naito Center, it serves as a venue for culture and research. Its permanent exhibit space highlights Issei immigration, early life in Oregon, Nihonmachi, life after Executive Order 9066, and contemporary Nikkei life.
Portland, OR Area
Les Saisons provides private in-home chef services for dining occasions, events, and tasting menus in the Portland area. They emphasize the use of fresh, seasonal, organic ingredients and can accommodate various dietary restrictions.
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With over 15,000 animals over 300 species, come see sea otters, sharks, puffins, and more with a visit to the Oregon Coast Aquarium.
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The Tamastslikt Cultural Institute is a museum with major galleries titled We Were, We Are, and We Will Be. Visitors can experience the pre-contact lifestyle of the Natítayt through ambient sounds, historic images, and artifacts in the We Were gallery. The We Are gallery highlights tribal people thriving in the contemporary world as soldiers, leaders, and in the economy. We Will Be voices the community's achievements and aspirations.
Astoria, OR
The Uppertown Firefighters Museum houses an extensive collection of firefighting equipment. Visitors can see hand-pulled, horse-drawn, and motorized fire engines. The collection spans from 1873 to 1963 and also includes firefighting memorabilia and photos.

Prineville, OR
The Bowman Museum in Prineville, Oregon, has preserved and shared the history of Crook County and Central Oregon since 1971. Housed in a beautifully restored 1911 bank building listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it offers a vivid collection of artifacts, photographs, and personal stories. Visitors can explore engaging exhibits and hands-on learning programs, connecting with the region's past. The museum also includes the Belknap Center and Caboose Park.

Salem, OR
The Willamette Heritage Center preserves and shares Mid-Willamette Valley history across a five-acre property. It features fourteen historic structures, including the 1841 Jason Lee House and the 1895-1896 Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, a National Park Service-designated American Treasure. Visitors can explore exhibits on Kalapuya culture, Oregon Trail immigrants, and industrialization, alongside a research library and textile learning center.
Bend, OR
Ride 2 You Bike Rentals & Shuttle offers a variety of bikes for rent. Their assortment includes options for off-road, city, and travel use. They provide a convenient delivery service, bringing bikes directly to the customer's door.
Cottage Grove, OR
The Bohemia Gold Mining Museum is located in Cottage Grove, Oregon, inside the former Boots and Sandals Square Dance Barn. It serves as a memorial to miners and the history of gold mining in the Bohemia Mining District. Visitors can explore a unique collection of photographs, tools, ore samples, and other artifacts, many from Guy Leabo's personal collection. The museum also features a 70-inch tall wood carving by Floyd Davis.
Coos Bay, OR
It’s Oregon law that the entire Coast is open to everyone. Explore all 363 miles. Check out 'Coos Art Museum: Salsa Dance Class and Dinner' .
Boardman, OR
The SAGE Center is the Sustainable Agriculture and Energy Center & Event Center in Boardman, Oregon. It features interactive exhibits detailing agriculture, energy, and industry in the Port of Morrow, including a tractor simulator, the Key Ingredient Theater, and Amazon Racers. Visitors can also browse local goods at the SAGE Makers Market, find travel resources at the Travel Oregon Welcome Center, and engage in hands-on STEAM activities in the Amazon Think Big Space. The SAGE Event Center offers a 15,000-square-foot venue for various gatherings.
Lincoln City, OR
The North Lincoln County Historical Museum is an educational resource dedicated to interpreting and preserving North Lincoln County history. Visitors can explore various exhibits, including a Downstairs Exhibit Gallery, an Upstairs Exhibit Gallery, a Pixie Exhibit, a kids room, and displays on fishing floats. The museum also provides virtual tours, exhibits, and historical art shows.
Beaverton, OR
Vintage Tek is a museum in Beaverton, Oregon, founded to commemorate the early history of Tektronix. It displays Tektronix products that enabled generations to create the future. The museum also honors employees who contributed to this legacy and aims to encourage future careers in science, engineering, and technology.
Port Orford, OR
The Port Orford Lifeboat Station Museum and Interpretive Center is located within Port Orford Heads State Park. This historic site offers a glimpse into the lives of US Coast Guard surfmen who launched search and rescue missions from 1934 to 1970. Visitors can explore standing historic buildings, read about 1942 Japanese submarine attacks, and have a GI dog tag made. The park's trails begin at the museum, leading to viewpoints of Nellies Cove and offering spectacular Pacific Coast views.
Moro, OR
The Sherman County Historical Museum is a national award-winning museum dedicated to Sherman County's history and community. It tells stories of rural living, honors military service, and features interpretive exhibits on Oregon Trails, wheat, and cultivation. Visitors can explore historic printing presses from the Sherman County Journal and learn about renewable energy. The museum lobby also functions as the Sherman County Visitor Center.
Baker City, OR
The Baker Heritage Museum, located in Baker City, Oregon, was formerly known as the Oregon Trail Regional Museum. It features exhibits on various topics including towns, schools, children, recreation, agriculture, lumber, mining, railroads, and military history. Visitors can also explore displays about costumes, women, families, and L. Adler, men, and industry.
Klamath Falls, OR
The Klamath County Museum is the primary history museum for Klamath County and its surrounding area. It provides visitors with insights into the region's past. This museum also functions as the main office for all three county-owned museums.
Cannon Beach, OR
The Cannon Beach History Center And Museum preserves the history of Cannon Beach and Arch Cape. It collects and protects historical memorabilia and oral histories, making these materials available to the public. Visitors can explore programs and resources for historical study, view historic Cannon Beach photos, and get the stamp of the Tillamook Rock Lighthouse. A photo wall is also available at the museum.
Portland, OR
The Architectural Heritage Center empowers people to discover and preserve Portland's historic and culturally significant places. The center works toward creating equitable, livable, and sustainable communities by championing preservation and reuse.
Corvallis, OR
Corvallis Country Club features a championship 18-hole golf course nestled in rolling hills with expansive vistas, designed to challenge every golfer. Visitors can enjoy fine dining, live sports, and weekly game nights. Amenities include a fireside area and a pool. The club also hosts events such as weddings, conferences, and family gatherings.
Albany, OR
The Albany Regional Museum explores the history and culture of the Albany, Oregon area. Its exhibits trace the city's dynamic development from its founding in the early 1850s to its prosperity in the early 1900s. Visitors can explore exhibits filled with the vibrant history of colorful characters, booming industry, and explosive events.
Talent, OR
The Talent Historical Society operates a museum in Talent, Oregon. Visitors can explore an exhibit documenting the impact and recovery from the Almeda Fire, which is presented in both Spanish and English. This work earned the society a Project Excellence Award in April 2024. The museum also hosts Night At The Museum presentations featuring art, music, and drama.