Whitman Mission National Historic Site
No admission feeA National Park Service site west of Walla Walla that preserves the former Whitman Mission at Waiilatpu and the history of the Cayuse people and early settlers.

A historic farmhouse operated as a museum about the history of the Milton-Freewater area in Oregon.
1403 Chestnut Street, Milton-Freewater, OR · Milton-Freewater, OR
The Frazier Farmstead is a house built in 1892 by William Samuel Frazier, who died in 1896. Members of the Frazier family lived there until 1983. The house was moved about 100 feet in 1913 to make room for a through street and was remodeled again to update its look. It now operates as a museum focused on local history, and visitors can also reserve the house or grounds for events and browse a gift shop.
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