The Harrisburg Area Museum, also known as Heritage Park, displays a remarkable collection of local historical artifacts that help preserve a bygone era. Many of the items date to the early 1900s, and are an excellent example of how things were back then. This window into the area’s heritage is a fascinating attraction, drawing visitors from all over.
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➤ LOCATION
490 Smith Street
Harrisburg, OR 97446
➤ HOURS
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
10am - 4pm
Winter Hours:
Saturday, 10am - 4pm
➤ CONTACT
(541) 995-4844
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COMING SOON:
The museum is in the process of building an area inside the Pavilion to house a textile exhibit. Board members are working hard to have it ready for the 4th of July celebration. They will continue working on it as volunteers find the time. Any suggestions or volunteers to help will be greatly appreciated.
Included as of now, will be a spinning wheel, a quilting frame, a hand loom and various exhibits. More will be coming.
Antique Steam Engine
THE MUSEUM HOURS ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 2026 WILL BE 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!
Note: We need volunteers to help with activities at the museum. Please contact us if you are interested!
Antique Farm Equipment
The Harrisburg Area Museum is noteworthy for its large collection of antique farm equipment including tractors, trucks, and steam engines. The equipment has been restored and can be operated.
bruce witmer exhibit
Bruce Witmer was a local man of many talents. He made amazing miniature wood replicas of actual buildings and scenes, many containing thousands of pieces. He also made intricately carved furniture and drawings of old Harrisburg.
victorian home
Our fully renovated Victorian-era home is full of memorabilia from a bygone era, sending you back in time as soon as you walk through the doors.
chapel
The renovated chapel, brought in from nearby Shedd, is available for rent and perfect for small wedding ceremonies.
schoolhouse
A replica of the old school is a unique experience, complete with a collection of old class pictures of local students.
and more
Other highlights at the Museum include the Veteran’s Memorial Wall, a covered wagon, buggy, caboose, and depot.
Featured on Destination Oregon
The Harrisburg Area Museum was featured on Central Oregon Daily’s Destination Oregon show, which explores unique locations throughout the state.
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