The monteith house Is OPEN FOR TOURS!
Saturdays
11Am - 3pm
The Monteith House
is currently open from 11am to 3pm on Saturdays.
If you would like to come by another day or time, please contact us at info@monteithhouse.org or 541-220-0421 for an appointment.
To visit the Monteith House please:
Visit during the scheduled open hours.
Schedule a private tour by emailing us: info@monteithhouse.org
Limit groups to 10 or less.
Tours during open hours are free with a suggested donation of $3.
Private tours are $5 for individuals and $10 for groups.
Please help us stay open, and reschedule your tour if you have any COVID-19 symptoms.
FACE MASKS REQUIRED FOR AGES 5+
ENCOURAGED FOR CHILDREN 2-5
The Monteith House will be closed on Saturday December 25th and Saturday January 1st.
We will open again on Saturday January 8th with our Winter hours
11am- 3pm.
Happy Holidays!
The Monteith House
is currently open from 11am to 3pm on Saturdays.
If you would like to come by another day or time, please contact us at info@monteithhouse.org or 541-220-0421 for an appointment.
To visit the Monteith House please:
Visit during the scheduled open hours.
Schedule a private tour by emailing us: info@monteithhouse.org
Limit groups to 10 or less.
Tours during open hours are free with a suggested donation of $3.
Private tours are $5 for individuals and $10 for groups.
Please help us stay open, and reschedule your tour if you have any COVID-19 symptoms.
FACE MASKS REQUIRED FOR AGES 5+
ENCOURAGED FOR CHILDREN 2-5
The Monteith House will be closed on Saturday December 25th and Saturday January 1st.
We will open again on Saturday January 8th with our Winter hours
11am- 3pm.
Happy Holidays!
Join us
on the First saturday
of Each month
1pm-3pm
for living history activities
Step into 1850 with us on the first Saturday of each month, from 1pm to 3pm, at the Historic Monteith House. Exciting activities like, woodworking, pioneer doll making, baking biscuits, making butter, and so many other family friendly activities! Each time will be something new, and you'll learn a little more about this important piece of Albany's history.
REGISTERING IN ADVANCE is important so we know how many kits to prepare before you arrive.
REGISTERING IN ADVANCE is important so we know how many kits to prepare before you arrive.
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No February Living History
We will not be having a living history event the first weekend in February. However, we will be celebrating Oregon's Birthday (February 14th, 1859) On Saturday February 12th, here at the Monteith House from 11am- 3pm. Come celebrate with us! |
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Become a friend of the monteith house museum
and a member of the monteith historical society
Choose your love of support
Student Member $15
Society Member $30
Business Member $100
Supporting Member $200
Pioneer Member $1000
Each level has special benefits.
For more information call 541-220-0421.
Donate using the button below or mail your support to
Monteith Historical Society
PO Box 965
Albany, Or 97321
Your donation is tax deductible!
Student Member $15
Society Member $30
Business Member $100
Supporting Member $200
Pioneer Member $1000
Each level has special benefits.
For more information call 541-220-0421.
Donate using the button below or mail your support to
Monteith Historical Society
PO Box 965
Albany, Or 97321
Your donation is tax deductible!
Monteith Historical Society
Donate
Would you like to volunteer at the house?
We love volunteers and have many opportunities to participate. Dress up like a pioneer and be one of our tour guides. Learn the pioneer stories and ghost stories of the house and lead special tours. Lead a Living History activity. Give a Living History demonstration. Help in the yard. Join the Monteith Historical Society Board. For more information and/or to volunteer send a note to info@monteithhouse.org or give us a call at 541-220-0421 |
Volunteers like musician Matt Neely donate their time and talents to the Monteith House Museum and bring the past alive for visitors to Albany. Join the dedicated and talented volunteers of the Monteith House Museum today!
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