History and Hops: Gillnetting: A Way of Life – All But Gone. Join former Seaside municipal judge, Robert Moberg, as he shares some of the 150-year history of gillnet fishing. He will discuss the work, that was their joy, is now A Way of Life – All but Gone. In the mid-19th century, men inFind 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

When the explorers of the Lewis and Clark expedition arrived at the Pacific coast in 1805, they needed salt to preserve meat, along with adding a little flavor to their meals. But the supply of salt which they acquired in St. Louis, before they began their long and arduous voyage across the vast American West,Find OUT MORE

History & Hops: By Gone Days of Astoria, with filmmaker, musician and artist Ron Walker sharing two films of by gone days in Astoria. In “Astoria in the 1950s with Liisa Penner” , the viewer sees Astoria through the eyewitness account of the young girl, Liisa Penner, who is now the archivist at the ClatsopFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: Lost Art of Nursing Museum presented by Melodie Chenevert, owner and curator of the Museum of the Lost Art of Nursing located in Cannon Beach, will share stories of those times as well as nursing history. Chenevert became a nurse more than 50 years ago and has been collecting nursing memorabilia for moreFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: History of the Seaside Police, presented by Lt. Bruce Holt. More information will be added as received. History & Hops is a series of local history discussions hosted by the Seaside Museum on the last Thursday of each month, September through May, at Seaside Brewing Co., 851 Broadway. Preserving Seaside’s History sinceFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: The History and Restoration of the Tourist 2 Ferry will be presented by Steve and Kathleen Gleaves. Long before the Astoria Megler bridge opened in 1966, a feisty riverboat captain faced off against the mighty railroad barons to open up transportation between Oregon and Washington. Owning a small fleet of ferries, heFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: Haystack Rock Natural History with Elaine Murdy-Trucke. At Seaside Museum’s next History & Hops session, Seaside native Elaine Trucke will share some of the stories and history of Haystack Rock. This will not be a science talk, but focused on some of the unique history surrounding the rock, including how it wasFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: NW Carriage Museum with Jerry and Laurie Bowman. Slightly more than an hour’s drive from Seaside, the nationally reputed NW Carriage Museum in Raymond, Washington boasts one of the finest collections of 19th century horse-drawn vehicles: including carriages, buggys, sleighs, wagons, and historical artifacts.  Jerry Bowman, Curator of the Northwest Carriage MuseumFind OUT MORE