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Columbia Gorge Interpretive CenterDedicated to preserving, exhibiting and interpreting the cultural and natural history of the Columbia River Gorge. |
Located at Stevenson, Washington, near the center of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, our museum is ideally situated to interpret and exhibit the natural and cultural history of the region.
We are a nonprofit museum of the Skamania County Historical Society. The museum was completed in 1995 and comprises of 70 acres including Rock Creek Cove. The 23,000 sq. ft. building has over 11,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space featuring exhibits highlighting the cultural diversity of Gorge inhabitants from the first Native Americans to the Japanese, Chinese and other nationalities who arrived in the 19th century. Other exhibits emphasize the natural history of the area.
The museum store features books, gift items and collectibles commemorating the Gorge and the Center.
The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission varies by age.
| Location | 990 SW Rock Creek Drive Stevenson Washington 98648 |
| Phone | 509-427-8211 |
| Information | 800-991-2338 |
| Fax | 509-427-7429 |
| info@columbiagorge.org | |
| Website |
http://www.columbiagorge.org
“The Last Portage” Film Festival - Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum Theater April 7-10, 2006 A series of short films focusing on the history of the Columbia River Basin and the cultural impact of the Lewis & Clark Expedition on First Nations along the trail. These films will be available on demand in the newly remodeled theater at ... |
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