Museum News

New Featured Exhibit

The Siuslaw Pioneer Museum celebrates the 250th anniversary of the 1776 adoption of the United States Declaration of Independence. View our new exhibit honoring this historic milestone. We look forward to your visit!

Join us for a free walking tour of historic Old Town sites with Museum guides. Along the way, we’ll meet up with our Heritage Players portraying local pioneers. Upcoming dates are: July 18, Aug 15, and Sept. 19. Meet us behind the Museum at 11 a.m. (The easy-paced tour will last about 1 hour.) We hope to see you there!

2026 Walking Tour of Old Town Florence
The Florence Book

The newest edition of The Florence Book is now available! Featuring a historical look at the town of Florence, Oregon with images and stories showcasing the lives of pioneers who settled in the area. This publication is the third, newly updated edition produced by the Siuslaw Pioneer Museum.
Now available on-line at Amazon.com. Copies coming soon to our gift shop!

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Admission

Adults (age 16 and over) $7.
Free for 15 years old and under (when accompanied by adult)
Free for all museum members.

For a group of 10 or more, please make reservations by calling 541-997-7884.

Museum Hours

Wednesday through Sundays, noon to 4:00 p.m. For additional details, visit our Facebook page.