THE COLUMBIA GORGE MUSEUM
Experience the Columbia River Gorge...
Culture, History, People, Places, Stories
On June 14, 1987, Nelson Moses, a spokesman for the Wishram band of the Yakama Nation, dedicated Tsagaglalal’s spirit to the Columbia Gorge Museum project. The solemn ceremony was held on site whereTsagaglalal is found at a Washington State Park. Moses spoke in his native language granting permission for Her stylized image to be use as a logo.
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VISIT...
ADMISSION
– Adults – $10
– Seniors (60 Plus) – $8
– Students – $8
– Children (6-12) – $6
– Family Rate (4) – $30
– AAA Members – 10% off
– Military – 10% off
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– CGM Museum Members – FREE
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– NARM Members – FREE* with Member ID
ACCESSIBILITY
The Museum is handicapped accessible. Wheelchairs are available at no charge. Call in advance if additional assistance is required.
The building has two elevators.
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ASL INTERPRETATION IS AVAILABLE WITH 2 WEEK NOTICE.
Special tours are available for people who are blind or have low vision.
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Service Dogs only are welcomed.
The Museum is a smoke-free environment.