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97 matches in Oregon
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Newport harbor heritage center covering Oregon Coast commercial fishing, navigation, and maritime trade history.
Outdoor folk-art rock garden built by a Danish immigrant — covers folk art history, regional geology of Oregon minerals, and pioneer creativity.
Historic 1914 mansion of Portland pioneer newspaper publisher — covers Gilded Age Pacific Northwest history, architecture, and civic development.
Heritage park with antique farm and steam-powered equipment collections — Oregon agricultural history, mechanical engineering evolution, and rural life.
110-ft painted column commemorating Lewis and Clark and Pacific Northwest exploration — covers Oregon coastal history and westward expansion.
Klamath Falls museum housing an extensive collection of Native American artifacts and Western art covering Indigenous history and culture.
Pioneer and natural-history museum documenting Tillamook County settlement, logging, and coastal Oregon heritage through artifacts and exhibits.
1917 historic stone rest house on the Historic Columbia River Highway — covers early-20th-century road engineering history and Pacific Northwest settlement.
Heritage center on the site of a 19th-century woolen and grist mill complex — covers Oregon industrial history, textile manufacturing, and Willamette Valley settlement.
Small railroad museum with historic equipment and exhibits covering the role of the Yaquina Pacific line in Oregon coastal development.
Regional museum in Prineville covering Crook County pioneer, ranching, and timber history — supports Oregon settlement and local history.
Regional history museum documenting Albany, OR settlement, the Willamette Valley, and Pacific Northwest pioneer heritage.
Local historical society museum covering Bandon's maritime, cranberry farming, and coastal settlement heritage on the southern Oregon coast.
County historical museum covering pioneer settlement, Native history, and regional development of Benton County, Oregon.
Local pioneer history museum in one of Oregon's oldest towns — covers 19th-century Willamette Valley settlement, Oregon Trail, and regional history.
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Small depot museum documenting the role of the railroad in Canby's settlement and Oregon agricultural history.
Small city history museum in Corvallis covering local Oregon settlement, cultural development, and Willamette Valley history from the 19th century forward.
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Small local history museum in Cottage Grove covering regional settlement and logging heritage — supports Oregon state and local history.
Regional history museum covering Central Oregon settlement, logging, and ranching industries through artifacts and primary-source exhibits.
Preserved homestead village at Fort Rock documenting early 20th-century Oregon pioneer settlement and rural life.
Restored 1845 home of Hudson's Bay Company fur trader Francis Ermatinger — covers the Oregon Trail era, westward expansion, and Pacific Northwest settlement.
Oregon heritage site in Wolf Creek associated with early settlement and the historic Wolf Creek Inn — covers Oregon Trail-era history and pioneer life.
Grant County museum covering Oregon frontier history, gold mining, and ranching heritage in the John Day region.
Small regional historical society covering Gresham, OR settlement and Pacific Northwest local history through artifacts and documents.
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