Housed in the former Natatorium (indoor swimming facility) are 33,000 sq feet of exhibits telling the colorful story of early history of Baker County, from the discovery of gold in 1861 in the nearby …
Housed in the former Natatorium (indoor swimming facility) are 33,000 sq feet of exhibits telling the colorful story of early history of Baker County, from the discovery of gold in 1861 in the nearby mountains along the Oregon Trail, to the businesses that helped make the "Queen City of the Mines" the third largest city in Oregon. The museum's Cavin Warfel Rock & Mineral Collection is one of the finest in the country.
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Sep 24, 2023
Excellent museum and very interesting displays. Looking forward to the other museum opening after renovation. It is about the Oregon trail.Full review by Patty52153
Jul 1, 2023
Great Museum, especially enjoyed the rock and gem collection. Friendly volunteer staff. We will be back.Full review by 652tmoore
May 8, 2023
It's worth checking out if you are in town as they does have a lot of local history. There is a nice city park across the street, if you have kiddos. I was a little surprised by the cost as when I …Full review by plaidbagel
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