Walking Tour of Historic Astoria

Chamber of Commerce, Astoria, Oregon

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3 out of 5 stars

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Astoria

4 out of 5 stars by superpurd from Williams Lake, British Columbia
September 2, 2000

Quote: Astoria is a small city at the northernmost point on the Oregon Coast. It is the western end of the journeys of Lewis and Clark. Highlights of the city include several museums. We went to two, Captain George Flavels house. He was the bar... Read the full Walking Tour of Historic Astoria review

From journal Oregon Coast

Walking Tour of Historic Astoria

3 out of 5 stars by imascribe from olympia, Washington
July 1, 2000

Quote: Get those comfortable boots or walking shoes on and get ready to view an era-gone-by. With more than 70 historical homes and buildings along Franklin Avenue, you'll be busy for a while. Enjoy the historical tour with a guide you buy at the Chamber... Read the full Walking Tour of Historic Astoria review

From journal Across the Border from Washington State