Museums make unique contributions by collecting, preserving, and interpreting items and events of interest and importance in the world. 

The museums of America's Wild Rivers Coast offer the public interactive, object-based, places to better understand our community, and our place in the world.

What a setting for a museum!  Stroll down to coves where it all took place!  Re-live historic shoreline dangers.  THE COAST GUARD MUSEUM!

Situated in a forest of Giant Redwood trees is a world class Native American Indian museum.  END OF THE TRAIL MUSEUM is co-located with northern California's finest attraction, Trees of Mystery.

Local Chambers of Commerce and welcome centers can provide a comprehensive list, description, location, hours, and charges, if any, for the museums along America's Wild Rivers Coast!

	FAVORITE MUSEUMS
	PORT ORFORD
		Coast Guard Museum - incredible shoreline setting
		Hughes House - grounds of Cape Blanco Lighthouse
	GOLD BEACH
		Curry Historical Society Museum - delightful walk in history
		Rogue River Museum - millions of years of The Rogue River
		Sheriff John's Classic Cars and Dolls - rare collector vehicles
	BROOKINGS-HARBOR
		Chetco Valley Historical Museum - largest Cypress in U.S.
	CRESCENT CITY
		Del Norte County Museum - chronicle events and people
	KLAMATH
		End of The Trail - a large, world class Native American Museum

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Welcome to America's Wild Rivers Coast, 101 miles of nature's best!