We are a private, 501(c)3 non-profit museum dedicated to telling the stories of the Oregon State Hospital and the people that have lived and worked here. …
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May 17, 2024
This is such a poignant commentary on society and how the lense through which view mental health is viewed has evolved over time. Definitely worth a visit. It’s not big, 1 - 1.5hrs is ample.Full review by kdidi
Jun 24, 2023
My visit to this mental health museum was not what I expected. So much more educational about the history of this facility than I expected. It was a very memorable and emotional experience for me. …Full review by SandyG46
Apr 28, 2023
We visited this mental hospital museum a few years ago. It was amazing, and very educational. They had the LOBOTOMY chair and table, they had a telephone that you could listen in on a conversation wi…Full review by valsetz
How big of a group can visit? I’ll have like a group of 15( including kids).
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I'm sure they would be delighted to host a group that size; the docents and other staff seem very happy to have visitors. I think you should call first though.
Yes, a small one. There are a number of interesting books, post cards and note cards, and watch caps like the one Jack Nicholson wore in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. …
Yes, a small one. There are a number of interesting books, post cards and note cards, and watch caps like the one Jack Nicholson wore in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Memberships make great gifts as well.
How much does it cost to take a tour? And how do i set one up?
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They don't have tours. It is a small museum and general admission is 4 dollars. The acutal hospital isn't available to the general public. The museum is built inside of the hospital. …
They don't have tours. It is a small museum and general admission is 4 dollars. The acutal hospital isn't available to the general public. The museum is built inside of the hospital. No tour is needed because the displays are large, easy to read, & displayed well in each exhibit. It is a hidden gem.
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