The Bush House Museum was built by Asahel Bush II in 1877 and was inhabited Bush Family members until 1953 when ownership was transferred to the City of Salem. Located in Bush’s Pasture Park, it is open from March to December and offers visitors the chance to learn about the lives and legacy of the famous family.

The house features original light fixtures, central heating vents, plumbing features, and other iconic 19th century furnishings. Tours are docent-led and visitors can call ahead to schedule group, school, or private tours. The 90-acre park also includes a conservatory, art center, walking trails, and a rose garden.

600 Mission St SE, Salem, OR 97302, 503-363-4714

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