Springfield Museum - Oregon

Address:590 Main St.
Springfield, Oregon
Tel: (541) 726-2300

Located in a beautiful area among buildings adorned with colorful murals, and surrounded by bustling cafes and antique shops, the Springfield Museum fits right in with its quiet and quaint atmosphere. The museum is located in a charming old building that once housed an Oregon Power Company transformer station. The building features a unique architectural style and is included on the National Register of Historic Places.

The museum has a permanent Springfield display and regularly rotating temporary exhibits. There is also a gift shop for taking home a special Springfield gift for that very special someone at home.

The Springfield Museum is located at 590 Main Street in Springfield, Oregon. Bring the whole family and enjoy learning about Oregon's rich history and culture.

Elias and Mary Briggs and their family first arrived in Springfield in the winter of 1848. They were among the first party to travel to the region via the "Southern Route," by Klamath Lake, over the Cascades, into the Rogue River Valley, then north to the Willamette Valley. This route is now known as the Applegate Trail.