Delve Deeper intoOregon Coast Museums

Understanding life on Oregon’s North Coast for early settlers and how progress shaped the towns and people who call Cannon Beach home.

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Great for all ages. Discover the challenges of navigation, the Coast Guard’s role, and lots of ways to interact with ships!

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A restored, original Victorian home from Capt. George Flavel. Learn about local Astorian history and soak up the period architecture and decor.

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The winter encampment for Lewis & Clark contains a replica of the original fort, a well-rounded visitor center, trails, plus rangers and docents to facilitate tours.

Once an active fort on Oregon’s North Coast, Fort Stevens Historic area hosts displays from the Civil War to World War II. Explore the only West Coast earthen fort and gun battery used during WWII.

Canning seafood caught out in the Columbia River is a big part of Astoria’s history.

The Hanthorn Cannery is the last fish processing plant here representing that history. See the collection at our 39th Street location and historic Pier 39.

The Clatsop County Historical Society explores the logging and fishing economies, seedy era of brothels and saloons, and different cultures that migrated here.

Housed in the original Goonies jail, this museum stands for the 300+ films that have been shot in Oregon. You also get a hands-on experience to shoot your own movie!

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Travel from Native American history to pioneer times, up to the popularization of Seaside as a vacation spot. Enjoy historical photos and the Butterfield Cottage.

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