Step back into the Progressive Era at the Stevens-Crawford Heritage House, Clackamas County’s only Edwardian house museum. Built in 1908 by real estate pioneers Mary Elizabeth Crawford Stevens and her family, this living piece of history offers an immersive look into early 20th-century life. What travelers will see and do: Explore Restored Edwardian Rooms: Walk through 1908 interiors restored to early 20th-century elegance, filled with authentic period furnishings and historic textiles. Admire Architecture & Craftsmanship: Study one of the city's finest Edwardian residences—a blend of practical American Foursquare construction and refined Craftsman woodworking. Discover Local Pioneer History: Learn how Mary Elizabeth, Harley, and Mertie Stevens shaped the community, and how Mertie bequeathed the house to the Clackamas County Historical Society in 1968. Experience an Era of Innovation: Step back into a vibrant time of rapid modernization and social changes.

Perched above majestic Willamette Falls, the Museum of the Oregon Territory (MOOT) offers a captivating journey through the land, culture, and industry that shaped the Pacific Northwest. Here is what visitors can look forward to exploring: Marvel at Willamette Falls: Enjoy stunning panoramic views of Willamette Falls while discovering how this powerful natural landmark drove regional industrial development and local history. Examine Rare Historic Artifacts: View a fragment of the famous Willamette Meteorite alongside ancient Native American petroglyphs and rich cultural relics. Inspect Historic Maps: Study priceless original documents, including the historic 1850 Oregon City and 1851 San Francisco plat maps. Discover Settler Legacy: Walk through special exhibits featuring personal belongings of Clackamas County’s earliest resettlers, plus thousands of historic photographs, records, and artifacts.