The Seaside Museum is proud to present History and Hops - Surf Pines History at Seaside Brewing Company on Thursday, October 26th at 6:00pm. More info to come. This event is open to the public and free to attend. Preserving Seaside’s History since 1974, the Seaside Museum and Historical Society is a non-profit educational institutionFind OUT MORE

Join History and Hops with Clatsop County Historical Society’s executive director, Mac Burns presenting The Book of the Dead – Clatsop County Coroner Inquests 1905 – 1909. This fascinating and sometimes graphic talk highlights death and the attitudes towards death in the early 1900s. There will be an interactive game of “Dead Guy Bingo” whichFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: Salt presented by Tom Wilson. From currency to seasoning, salt has played a vital role in human history and survival. Retired teacher and National Park Service ranger, Tom Wilson will discuss the importance of salt for the Lewis and Clark Expedition, which Corps members made salt, and how it was made. WilsonFind OUT MORE

February’s History and Hops topic “I See Dead People” will be presented by Tom Campbell of Manzanita. This presentation will focus on how we remember our dead and the memorials and street names that were left behind in their honor. Tom will focus on the Nehalem VFW Cemetery where a number of our past localFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: Ranald MacDonald 200th Birthday presented by Jim Mockford.  Ranald MacDonald, the son of Hudson's Bay Company Trader Archibald MacDonald and Raven or Princess Sunday, the daughter of Chief Comcomly of the Chinook Tribe was the first Oregonian to visit Japan. His story is told in the book "Native American in the LandFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: The Seaside 60's Riots with RJ Marx. This event is the museums annual meeting at 5:30 (open to the public) followed by History and Hops at 6. For April’s discussion we’ll examine the events leading up to the Labor Day 1962 riot, their causes, the personalities, the politics, and the way quick-thinkingFind OUT MORE

History and Hops: Julia Triezenberg of the Columbia River Maritime Museum will present “Lightship Columbia: Sentinel of the Sea”. Supervisor Julia Triezenberg will be sharing the history of lightships at the mouth of the Columbia River and highlighting WLV 604, which was the last active lightship on the West Coast and is CRMM’s largest artifact.Find OUT MORE

Zachary Stocks of Oregon Black Pioneers will present a detailed biography of York, an enslaved man who took part in the Lewis and Clark Expedition from 1803-1806.  This presentation reveals his experiences during the Expedition, his life before and after, and his place within national African American history. Presented by the Seaside Museum with supportFind OUT MORE

On Thursday, November 21st it's History and Hops at Seaside Brewing Co. Keith Chandler and Tiffany Boothe of the Seaside Aquarium will be presenting a history of the building; what it was 100 years ago, what it is now, and what the future may hold. They will also be leaning into the history of NatatoriumsFind OUT MORE