 Columbia River Maritime Museum - Reviews from across the web
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Columbia River Maritime Museum - user review
This is the nationally-acclaimed maritime museum of museums. See a bar off the Titanic, view boats, history, art, photos. Most extensive US collection of nautical artifacts. Go on a boat (part of the museum experience). Gift shop. Helpful staff. P...
igougo.com
World class - user review
I have been to several of the great museums of the world, and would place the Columbia River Maritime Museum among the best. Other museums have a broader subject matter than th...
travel.yahoo.com
Columbia River Maritime Museum - user review
As regional Maritime Museums go, this one is of the better class. Now undergoing expansion, the museum holds several galleries and is home to the Light Ship Columbia. I liked the old location very much, though mainly as a child hood memory. The current building is oddly shaped but is intended to loo...
igougo.com
Fascinating Museum - user review
This is one of the most interesting and fun museums I have ever visited. Beautiful ship models. Lots of great artifacts and info on ship wrecks. Great displays--some that you can walk ...
tripadvisor.com
Highly Recommended - Tour a Real LightHouse Ship - Fantastic Displays - user review
We had a fantastic tour with NO complaints. Not only do you get to view a land based museum but you also get to tour onboard the Real Columbia Light Ship. Also when the U.S. Coast...
tripadvisor.com
It was good - user review
It was awesome i never really liked that kind of thing but for Astoria it was a good musuem i got a tour on the Columbia ship my cousins grand father personally made a dent on the ...
travel.yahoo.com
Columbia River Maritime Museum - user review
The museum is currently being renovated but don't let that stop you from visiting because the exhibits and displays are extensive and varied. Even if you're not interested in naval or nautical history, you'll probably find something to make your visit worthwhile. The first exhibit as you enter the m...
igougo.com
Columbia River Maritime Museum - expert review
The Columbia River, the second-largest river in the United States, was the object of centuries of exploration in the Northwest, and, since its discovery in 1792, it has been essential to the region. This boldly designed museum, built to resemble waves on the ocean, tells the story of the river's mar...
frommers.com
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