Learn about the past while sipping a brew during History and Hops, presented by the Seaside Museum and Historical Society. Come hear Friedrich Schuler regale listeners with stories, facts and figures about life around the mouth of the Columbia River during the 1890s and into the 1910s. History & Hops, a series of local historyFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: Tales of Terrible Tilly presented by the Seaside Museum and Historical Society. Located a mile and a half off shore, the Tillamook Rock lighthouse is secluded, privately owned and shrouded in mystery. It’s nickname, Terrible Tilly, is rightly earned. Join Seaside native and executive director of the Cannon Beach History Center &Find OUT MORE

History and Hops: The REAL Story of Jane Barnes Purported to be the first white woman to reside in Oregon, many tales have been told of Jane Barnes’ identity, personality and activities. An old map found at Knappton Cove, known in Jane Barnes’ time as Todd’s Bay, revealed her true story. All will be revealedFind OUT MORE

History and Hops with Mac Burns, the executive director of the Clatsop County Historical Society has been spreading the word about John Jacob Astor, the fur trade. During his talk, he will also touch on the relative merits of Peter Stark’s book Astoria and those of Washington Irving and James Ronda. History & Hops isFind OUT MORE

Join the Seaside Historical Society and Museum for History and Hops: The Mystery of Sailors' Grave. The Cove in Seaside is a popular spot to visit and home to a mysterious landmark. No tour of Seaside is complete without a visit to Sailors’ Grave. There are many stories regarding those for whom Sailors’ Grave isFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: A Geologic Tour of Clatsop Plains with Tom Horning. What do we see as we travel throughout Seaside and the Clatsop Plains? We notice that trees have gone; that areas have flooded; that features of the land change over time. The topography and geology we see have formed over the past 4500 years.Find OUT MORE

It's History and Hops: Public Baths to Aquarium. In August 1924 the Seaside Baths Natatorium – a salt water bath house and swimming pool – opened for business. By 1937 it had morphed into the Seaside Aquarium which is now the oldest privately-owned aquarium on the West Coast. Keith Chandler, the aquarium’s general manager, willFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: Terrible Tilly Tales with Brian Ratty. The Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, aka Terrible Tilly, is as iconic an Oregon north coast landmark as Haystack Rock. Construction of the lighthouse took 500 days and was completed in January 1881. It was decommissioned in 1957 yet the lighthouse structure remains. Standing 134 feet tall itFind OUT MORE

Come enjoy the 4th of July Old Fashioned Social, a Seaside tradition. With food, music, games, a hilarious cake walk, silent auction, face painting, and much more, there’s much to do for the whole family. Also enjoy free tours of the museum. Hosted by the Seaside Historical Society & Museum and located on the museumFind OUT MORE