Columbia River Maritime Museum
Under $25Oregon's official maritime museum on the Astoria waterfront, with a historic lightship and exhibits on the treacherous Columbia River Bar.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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A Astoria museum of antique firefighting gear, spanning equipment made from 1873 through 1963.
2968 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR 97103 · Astoria, OR
Run by the Clatsop County Historical Society, this Astoria museum holds a large set of firefighting apparatus from the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Visitors can see engines that were pulled by hand, drawn by horses, or powered by motors. The displays also include fire service memorabilia and photographs. The society's site lists the museum as closed for the season and gives no regular hours, so check before visiting.
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