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Located in Astoria’s Old City Hall building, the Heritage Museum is placed along with the Historical Society’s Archive. The neoclassical structure itself is a huge part of Astoria’s history, having been designed by prominent Portland architect Emil Schacht. Visitors can experience Clatsop County’s rich history in the museum’s many temporary and permanent exhibits and galleries.

Some of the items on display include Clatsop Indian baskets, a 19th century Chinook, a 1,000 year old hunting implement, and many other artifacts that represent Fort Astoria’s early history. In addition to these items on display, visitors can also see a reconstructed Astoria saloon that was famous during the Prohibition.

Heritage Museum, P.O. Box 88, Astoria, OR 97103-0088, Phone: 503-325-2203

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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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