The Columbia River Maritime Museum, founded in 1962, offers visitors to Astoria a chance to see one of the finest maritime museums on the West Coast. The 2002 remodeling expansion... more »

Fort Stevens State Park is a place where you could easily spend the entire day.  First is the Battery Russel and Ft. Stevens museum. If you have the option to go underground, do... more »

The Astoria Riverfront Trolley is exciting to watch and hear while visiting Astoria, and great fun to ride.  You can hear the clang-clang of the trolley bell throughout the... more »

Fort Clatsop National Monument has recently been rebuilt by local artisans and volunteers from throughout the nation. It had been entirely detroyed by fire a few years ao.  They... more »

The Flavel House Museum is a must-see for lovers of Queen Anne architecture.  This historic home, completed in 1886, is on the National Register of Historic Places and is operated... more »

 Fort Canby  State Park on the Long Beach Peninsula was later named Cape Disppointment.  General Canby while negotiating a peace agreement with the Modoc in Northern California... more »

The Lightship Columbia is docked at the Maritime Museum.  A lightship is a ship which acts as a lighthouse, and they were used in areas where a stationary lighthouse was... more »

Built in 1904 as Astoria ’s City Hall, this building is now home to the Clatsop County Historical Society’s Heritage Museum , Research Center & Archives. Explore the history... more »