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Pittock MansionSave $1 on admission. The Pittock Mansion was hometo Portland pioneers Henry and Georgiana Pittock from1914 to 1919. A house of historical significance and visualmagnificence overlooking Portland.Portland, OR, 503-823-3623 • pittockmansion.orgPortland Art MuseumSave $2 on adult admission. Special exhibitionfees may apply. The Museum’s Permanent Collectionshowcases a one-of-a-kind collection of 5,000 NativeAmerican objects and 4,000 Japanese, Chinese andKorean objects dating from the 3rd millennium BCE totoday. Modern and contemporary art, and photographyround out an extraordinary array of art for one museum.Portland, OR, 503-226-2811 • portlandartmuseum.orgPortland Children’s MuseumSave $1 on admission. Offers fun and educationalexhibits for kids of all ages.Portland, OR, 503-223-6500 • portlandcm.orgScienceWorks Hands-On MuseumSave 20% on admission. ScienceWorks is hometo nearly 100 interactive exhibits that encouragechildren and adults to learn more about variousscientific principles.Ashland, OR, 541-482-6767 •scienceworksmuseum.orgShelton-McMurphey-Johnson HouseSave $1 on admission. An 1888 Queen Anne styleVictorian House offering panoramic views of the city.Eugene, OR, 541-484-0808 • smjhouse.orgTamástslikt Cultural InstituteSave $1 on admission. The Institute presentsan entirely new perspective on the history of theCayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla Tribes witharchives, a photo collection and artifacts.Pendleton, OR, 541-966-9748 • tcimuseum.comUO Museum of Natural & Cultural HistorySave $1 on admission. The museum wasestablished to further the general mission of theUniversity of Oregon by enhancing public knowledgeof the natural history and anthropology of Oregonand the broader world.Eugene, OR, 541-346-1671 •natural-history.uoregon.eduSee “Important Note” on back cover l 30