The Lewis and Clark Salt Makers return to Seaside. Join interpreters from the Pacific Northwest Living Historians (PNLH) as they once again bring to life the salt camp which those explorers of the Lewis and Clark expedition established 212 years ago. When the explorers arrived at the Pacific coast in 1805, they needed salt to preserveFind OUT MORE

The Lewis and Clark Salt Makers return to Seaside. Join interpreters from the Pacific Northwest Living Historians (PNLH) as they once again bring to life the salt camp which those explorers of the Lewis and Clark expedition established 212 years ago. When the explorers arrived at the Pacific coast in 1805, they needed salt toFind OUT MORE

Join the Seaside Museum for History and Hops: Rail History of Oregon. Traveling Historian, Darrell Jabin, will share his film “Rail History of Oregon: It Changed Everything”. Darrell will discuss the people involved in building Oregon’s trains, streetcars and trolleys as well as their impact on Oregon history including the competition to develop the first rails,Find OUT MORE

Join Scott Williams, the lead archaeologist for the Maritime Archaeological Society's Beeswax Wreck Project for History and Hops: Lost Castaways and Mystery Shipwrecks on the Oregon Coast. Our Graveyard of the Pacific abounds with tales of mysterious shipwrecks, lost castaways, pirates, and sailing vessels. Williams will recount stories, mysteries and history from the Graveyard that heFind OUT MORE

Come enjoy History and Hops: Copious Coastal Oddities, with author Andre’ GW Hagestedt. Andre' will share unusual and quirky facts from Oregon coasts history, science, and nature. Often there are objects hiding in plain sight that host a startling story. From surprising history of the region, weird weather facts, and intriguing natural phenomena to theFind OUT MORE

Join the Seaside Museum and Historical Society for History and Hops: Clatsop Pioneers Building Ships with Jerry Sutherland. Shipbuilding is not an industry that springs to mind when considering the work of Clatsop County’s early pioneers. While doing research for Calvin Tibbets: Oregon’s First Pioneer, Sutherland learned about pioneers building ships at Skipanon Landing asFind OUT MORE

Join the Seaside Museum and Historical Society for History and Hops: Historical Company Towns with Jim Aalberg. 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., 861 Broadway. Preserving Seaside’s History since 1974, the SeasideFind OUT MORE

Join the Seaside Museum and Historical Society for History and Hops: Weather Disagreeable with George Miller. Meteorologist George Miller has researched the last 200 years of Pacific Northwest weather patterns and events, will share insights into the incredible difficulties the Corps of Discovery faced. History & Hops is a series of local history discussions hostedFind OUT MORE

Join the Seaside Museum and Historical Society for History and Hops: Women of the Lewis and Clark Expedition with Sally Freeman. It is easy to think that Sacagawea was the only woman associated with the Lewis and Clark Expedition, but countless women and girls must have met or contributed to this voyage of discovery. SallyFind OUT MORE