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“Fine aboriginal art”
The logo for the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center is the petroglyph, "Tsagaglalal" or "She Who Watches." Tsagaglalal is located on a cliff overlooking the Columbia River at Columbia Hills State Park (formerly known as Horse Thief State Park) in Washington. It is one of the best examples of the aboriginal art in the United States.
A fascinating interpretive center in a breathtaking locale. Admission is $10 for adults, $6 for children, and it's worth the price. It opened in 1997, and has aged remarkably well. There are... Read more
The Columbia Gorge museum sits riverside of the Columbia River and through the century explores the formation and living life around it. There is much history here ranging from the American... Read more
Went for my birthday and loved it! A great self guided museum. Beautiful displays, appreciative story telling, and impressive design. Front desk was kind and the gift shop was cute! Read more
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The Columbia Gorge Museum
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- Sun - Sat: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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