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The Tumwater Room - overlooking spectacular Willamette Falls
from the top floor of the Museum of the Oregon Territory - is
made for memorable occasions. Our beautiful event facility,
accommodating up to 299 guests and conveniently located just
minutes south of Portland, features breathtaking 360 views,
cathedral ceilings, dramatic arched windows, and stunning cherry
floors. And you may complement any occasion with a tour of our
exhibit gallery or a special historic presentation.
When you host your party, wedding reception, meeting, or special
event in the Tumwater Room, our hospitality team will assist
with catering options and all those little details to make your
event pleasurable and worry-free. We pride ourselves in
exceptional customer service and look forward to working with
you to create an unforgettable experience for you and your
guests !
Sincerely, The Event Coordination Team
Museum of the
Oregon Territory
503-655-5574

Plenty of free off street parking for your guests.
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| Contract
with fees for facility use |
For complete contract, click
here.

Panoramic
view overlooking the Willamette River and Highway 99E. Go
to historic photos.
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| Meeting
Rooms Available |
Perched high on a basalt cliff overlooking Willamette Falls,
the Museum of the Oregon Territory offers the perfect setting
for your special event. Choose one of our breathtaking event
spaces to meet your specific need.
THE BALLROOM
features cathedral ceilings, beautiful cherry floors and
spectacular views The expansive 360 degree view windows bring
the outdoors right to your ceremony and reception.
Accommodates up to 299 guests.
THE EXECUTIVE ROOM
A private meeting room designed to accommodate up to 25
guests. Ideal for corporate meetings or small intimate
gatherings. WILMER GARDNER RESEARCH LIBRARY
The perfect spot for a quiet meeting.
LATOURETTE PARK
This picturesque garden setting will accommodate up to 30
guests for a special intimate gathering.
DREAMING OF AN ENCHANTING GARDEN WEDDING?
The Tumwater Room is an option. An option where you have our
promise there is never a rainy day! And the expansive windows,
with 360 degree views, will deliver the ambiance of the
outdoors right to your wedding.
Floor Plans - all three floors, total floor space, 7250 square
feet, click
here 
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| Details
of Interest |
The
Museum of the Oregon Territory is owned by the Clackamas County
Historical Society and administered by Clackamas Heritage
Partners whose mission is "to preserve the heritage,
educate the public, and interpret the history of the Oregon
Territory, Clackamas County, and Oregon, the western terminus of
the Oregon Trail." All proceeds from rental of this
facility help provide meaningful experiences to local, regional
and national visitors. By special agreement, your party may tour
the Museum as a feature of its special event.
Free Parking
Coat Check
Gift Shop
AV/ Lighting, Sound Equipment
In-House Catering or Outside Catering
Alcohol Permitted
The Museum of the Oregon Territory provides many beautiful
and novel photo opportunities for your special event. Arrive and
depart in style. Pull your limo, classic car, or horse-drawn
carriage up to the covered brick portico. Spectacular views of
Historic Willamette Falls abound throughout the Museum and
grounds - whether you choose the garden bench, suspended walkway
along the west wall, or the panoramic views from the Tumwater
Room. Pause by Lady Justice, the Covered Wagon, the Stained
Glass Windows, or other interesting artifacts on the exhibit
floor for a picture to be remembered.
Preferred
Vendors
Choose from our list of caterers, or by special arrangement,
your preferred caterer.
Endorsements
"Our class reunion banquet was a wonderful success - a
resounding TEN. Everyone was thrilled with the facilities, the
tour, settings and views!"
- James T. Serres
"Dreams really do come true! Thank you for helping
orchestrate Laurel and Jared's wedding. We can't begin to
compliment your staff enough! Everyone we came in contact with
was gracious, informative and very professional."
- Barry & Gina Goodling, Laurel & Jared Tamanaba
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