Pacific Maritime Heritage Center

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As summer winds down, the gray whale is now complete. #omsicampgray #origami #summercampproject #graywhale #whalewatching #partnership #newportoregon #discovernewport #oregoncoast #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter

From the LCHS Archives, ImageScan 314, Labor Day Weekend, 1919, check out the Nye Beach Clambake poster on the wall. Apparently people would sit behind what is now the Yaquina Arts Association building to enjoy the beach and get out of the wind. #beach #beachlife #labordayweekend #history #newportoregon #oregoncoast #1919 #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter #lincolncountyhistoricalsociety

Have you visited the Origami Whale? It’s a site to see! If your inspired to make your own origami barnacle to take home, we have an origami barnacle making station on the main floor of the museum. A fun activity for your Labor Day Weekend. We are open Tuesday - Sunday 11am -4 PM. 333 SE Bay Blvd., Newport, OR. Across the street from Newport’s Commercial Fishing Fleet at Port Dock 5. Onsite parking available. #origami #graywhale #graywhalesighting #newportoregon #handmade #diycrafts #discovernewport #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter #lincolncountyhistoricalsociety

One of the perks of working at the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center is watching Master Piano Tuner Jeffrey T. Hickey, Oregon Coast Piano Services, tune the museum’s 1915 Steinway Grand Piano that resides on our theatre stage. Tonight is the Siletz Bay Music Festival concert at the PMHC. Today some lucky museum visitors got to watch Jeff in action. Our visitors called it, “the icing on the cake.” Check our Facebook page to see video of the tuning. #steinway #grandpiano #pianotuning #piano. #music #oregoncoast #newportoregon #siletzbaymusicfestival #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter #lincolncountyhistoricalsociety

For more information about the life and work of composer Ernest Bloch visit http://www.ernestbloch.org/

From Our Gift Shop

Express your sentiments in a totally unique way!

Use your own words on these historic Yaquina Bay notecards. Produced by LCHS staff and printed locally, these blank notecards with mailing envelopes are available exclusively at the Pacific Maritime and Burrows Museum gift shops. Four different images, artistically photographed on the Newport docks by the late Roger A. Hart in the 1940s -1960s.

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545 SW 9th Street, Newport, OR 97365

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The Pacific Maritime Heritage Center is open Tuesday-Sunday from 11am to 4pm

The Burrows House is currently closed.

The Research Library is open by appointment. Call for more information.

Admission to the Burrows House is by donation. Admission to the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center is $10 for adults, $5 for children 13-17, kids under 12 get in free. Family and group rates available. Members receive free admission.

Onsite parking is available at both museums, and all Historical Society buildings are wheelchair accessible.

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