Holiday open house at The History Museum of Hood River Co

The History Museum of Hood River County’s Holiday Open House 

Saturday, December 7, 2-4pm

Free admission and refreshments, donations gratefully accepted.  Festive musical entertainment will be provided by CGOA’s Holiday Brass ensemble (2:15pm) and Harmony of the Gorge chorus (3pm). 

Enjoy the current temporary exhibit: “A New Avenue: Historic Photos of the Hood River Bridge” and do some holiday shopping in the museum store.  A museum membership makes a wonderful holiday gift and supports YOUR history museum as well!

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ABOUT THE HISTORY MUSEUM OF HOOD RIVER COUNTY
The History Museum is a vibrant center for engaging all people in a better understanding of the community’s heritage that preserves the past, relates it to the present and shapes our future. Led by the non-profit Hood River County Heritage Council, the Museum brings the region’s past and present to life through permanent displays, temporary exhibitions, and programs. 

This beautiful place along the Columbia River has provided a home for successive peoples and generations. Their intriguing stories and struggles are told through a collection of artifacts, including art, decorative arts, costumes, photographs, tools, agricultural and sporting equipment, and archival documents. From Indigenous baskets and beadwork to the first windsurfing board, the diverse holdings of the museum mirror the area’s diverse people and their interests. The vintage photograph collection of over 20,000 items is a strong part of the collection which can be enjoyed by all online at hoodriverhistorymuseum.org.

VISITOR INFORMATION:

The History Museum of Hood River County is open Monday-Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm. Admission is $5, free for children 10 and under and currently serving military personnel and families. The Museum is located at 300 E. Port Marina Drive, Hood River, OR 97031 (yellow MUSEUM building, past the DMV near the marina). For further information, call 541.386.6772, email info@hoodriverhistorymuseum.org or visit www.hoodriverhistorymuseum.org.