 Mission Mill Museum - Reviews from across the web
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College students - user review
I did not like the fact that student prices stop at the age of 18, what about college students? The area is unfortunately located too close to apartments, once you enter the histo...
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Mission Mill Museum | Museum/Attraction Review | Salem, OR | Frommers.com - expert review
The sprawling red Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, a water-powered mill built in 1889, is one of the most fascinating attractions in Salem. (The Salem Visitors Information Center on site also makes this the best place to start a tour of the st...
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Mission Mill Museum:
Mission Mill Museum preserves Mission houses, an Oregon Trail settler's house, a historic church and the structures, equipment, and original water-powered turbine of the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill with related artifacts. The museum’s two histories are shared with visitors through individual and gr...
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Mission Mill Museum:
This historic 5-acre site interprets the vibrant red structures of the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill and the simple white frame houses of devout Methodist missionaries, the founders of Salem. The history presented at Mission Mill helped shape the state of Oregon from 1834 to 1962. The mill and missionary s...
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Tour Historic Mission Mill Museum - Salem, Oregon
If you are interested in textiles, water power, fabric milling and finishing, pioneer structures, 19th century furnishings and artifacts, or Salem history in a parklike setting, visit Mission Mill Museum and walk in the foots...
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Salem, OR: Culture - Mission Mill Museum Conveys History With Living History Approach
“We see about 3‚500 kids a year‚” Thomas says. “We hold spring-break and summer camps and living history programming that includes the Mission Mill Players‚ one of our most popular programs. The children take on the characters of missionary children and do the lau...
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Mission Mill Museum - Salem - Reviews of Mission Mill Museum - TripAdvisor
Costumed guides take visitors through all stages of the wool production process at the restored 1889 water-powered wool mill located on a five-acre museum complex that also includes other museums and historical buildings. You can also view the water-driven turbine that provides electricity for the b...
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