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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ADMISSION
– Adults – $10
– Seniors (60 Plus) – $8
– Students – $8
– Children (6-12) – $6
– Family Rate (4) – $30
– AAA Members – 10% off
– Military – 10% off
– CGM Museum Members – FREE
– 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.
ASL INTERPRETATION IS AVAILABLE WITH 2 WEEK NOTICE.
Special tours are available for people who are blind or have low vision.
Service Dogs only are welcomed.
The Museum is a smoke-free environment.