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Cascade Locks Historical Museum
Hood River, OR | leisure | 1 to 2 hours
The community history center for Cascade Locks since 1964, housed near a historic lock tender's home on the Columbia. Its centerpiece is the Oregon Pony, the first steam locomotive used in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by exhibits on river navigation, the canal locks and life in the Gorge. A rotating exhibit marks 100 years of the Bridge of the Gods, and an online collection lets you browse beyond the galleries. Small, walkable and steps from the riverfront, it pairs naturally with a stop along the historic waterfront.
Activity Level: leisure
Costs: Adult = $7, Senior = $6, Youth = $3, Children 5 & under = FreeDuration: 1 to 2 hours
Open Hours
- Sunday10:00am - 5:00pm
- Monday10:00am - 5:00pm
- TuesdayClosed
- WednesdayClosed
- ThursdayClosed
- Friday10:00am - 5:00pm
- Saturday10:00am - 5:00pm
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Email: info@cascadelocksmuseum.org
Phone: (541) 203-0881
417 SW Portage Rd. Cascade Locks, OR 97014
Overview
The community history center for Cascade Locks since 1964, housed near a historic lock tender's home on the Columbia. Its centerpiece is the Oregon Pony, the first steam locomotive used in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by exhibits on river navigation, the canal locks and life in the Gorge. A rotating exhibit marks 100 years of the Bridge of the Gods, and an online collection lets you browse beyond the galleries. Small, walkable and steps from the riverfront, it pairs naturally with a stop along the historic waterfront.
Activity Type: leisure
Costs: Adult = $7, Senior = $6, Youth = $3, Children 5 & under = Free
Duration: 1 to 2 hours
The community history center for Cascade Locks since 1964, housed near a historic lock tender's home on the Columbia. Its centerpiece is the Oregon Pony, the first steam locomotive used in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by exhibits on river navigation, the canal locks and life in the Gorge. A rotating exhibit marks 100 years of the Bridge of the Gods, and an online collection lets you browse beyond the galleries. Small, walkable and steps from the riverfront, it pairs naturally with a stop along the historic waterfront.
Activity Level: leisure
Costs: Adult = $7, Senior = $6, Youth = $3, Children 5 & under = FreeDuration: 1 to 2 hours
Open Hours
- Sunday10:00am - 5:00pm
- Monday10:00am - 5:00pm
- TuesdayClosed
- WednesdayClosed
- ThursdayClosed
- Friday10:00am - 5:00pm
- Saturday10:00am - 5:00pm
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Email: info@cascadelocksmuseum.org
Phone: (541) 203-0881
417 SW Portage Rd. Cascade Locks, OR 97014
Overview
The community history center for Cascade Locks since 1964, housed near a historic lock tender's home on the Columbia. Its centerpiece is the Oregon Pony, the first steam locomotive used in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by exhibits on river navigation, the canal locks and life in the Gorge. A rotating exhibit marks 100 years of the Bridge of the Gods, and an online collection lets you browse beyond the galleries. Small, walkable and steps from the riverfront, it pairs naturally with a stop along the historic waterfront.
Activity Type: leisure
Costs: Adult = $7, Senior = $6, Youth = $3, Children 5 & under = Free
Duration: 1 to 2 hours
Inhaven Insights
The Oregon Pony
See the first steam locomotive run in the Pacific Northwest, the centerpiece of the collection.
Bridge Of The Gods
An exhibit marks a century of the iconic toll bridge that spans the Columbia River here.
Seasonal & Free Days
Open March through October; locals and many service workers get $1 admission with ID.
Inhaven Insights
What's great
The Oregon Pony
See the first steam locomotive run in the Pacific Northwest, the centerpiece of the collection.
What's unique
Bridge Of The Gods
An exhibit marks a century of the iconic toll bridge that spans the Columbia River here.
What's worth knowing
Seasonal & Free Days
Open March through October; locals and many service workers get $1 admission with ID.
