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Astoria Chamber of Commerce
Oregon Parks and Recreation Web Site
Officers Bed & Breakfast, Fort Stevens
Fort Clatsop, Lewis & Clark's winter headquarters
Astoria Official City Page
Warrenton City page
Fort Canby State Park, Illwaco, Washington
Coast Defense Study Group
Fort Stevens State Park Historic Area, Military Museum, and Gift Shop Hours

The Historic Area, Military Museum, and the Gift Shop are open at 10:00 AM seven days a week. Guided tours are available during the summer tourist season. Visitors are free to explore the concrete batteries and to check out the progress on the reconstruction of the Battery Pratt gun carriage. The gun tube and breech is already there for your inspection. This is a-one-of-a kind project in the nation, maybe the whole world!!! Watch for announcements of special events.
The Fort Stevens State Park Military Museum is open seven days a week from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

The Historic Area is open seven days a week, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Visitors are free to explore the concrete batteries and to check out the progress on the reconstruction of the Battery Pratt gun carriage. The gun tube and breech is already there for your inspection. This is a-one-of-a kind project in the nation, maybe the whole world!!!

Watch for announcements of special events.

2008 Fort Stevens Events

(All cars entering the Fort Stevens State Park Historic Area need to purchase an Oregon Parks day-use ticket. Beginning in 2010 the day use fee will be $5.00. Annual day use permits are sold in the Military Museum's interpretative store.)

Most events take place at the Fort Stevens State Park Historic Area

Events
All events are dedicated to the memory of the men and women who defended our nation from those who owould take away our freedom.

NOTE: Admission fees support the restoration of one of Battery Pratt's 6-inch disappearing guns. This is a one-of-a-kind project. These guns were defensive weapons designed to protect American harbors from enemy attack and invasion. Visitors can view a rare working model of a disappearing gun in the Fort Stevens State Park Military Museum.

For information call 503 861–1470.



Friends of Old Fort Stevens

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