North Lincoln County Historical Museum

If you need to do something on a rainy or windy day, this museum is super cute and just the right price (free, well, we gave a donation). The staff is very friendly and informative. Parking was easy. The kids have plenty to look at, and adults have plenty to read. We did learn new things about the lumber industry and enjoyed seeing all the old tools and equipment. We are grateful this is available to the public and thankful for the clean restrooms. Budget no less than 30 minutes. We could have been in here much longer.

Great museum with lots of interesting facts. If you want to know the novel story of how Lincoln City got it's name, this is the place.

It's a small Museum, with a great history. I loved learning about the Native Americans history. I'm glad we stopped in the guy at the desk I don't remember his name but he was very informative and knew his things.

Clean, fun, easy walk through, friendly staff. One of the best in-town free museums I have been to.

Excellent local history museum that can figure it out history of back up in Licoln city . Free admission however It's a useful exhibition hall that automatically puts your hands in the donation box. divided into the first and second floors and a useful space to imagine the background of the times

Went here with my wife and two daughters. My girls lived the kids area with the harp. The wife and i enjoyed everything else. They have a huge collection of glass floats from around the world. I missed taking s picture if the one downstairs bit i have pictures if the other two displays. I'll go again next time I'm in Lincoln city. Free admission encase anyone is wondering

I had a great time with the group I went with and the museum was super chill and we had the whole place to ourselves to look around. My favorite part was playing the harp while I was there and learning more about native American culture.

Really cool museum! Lots of neat maritime and local history, including Pixieland. Beautiful glass floats of all sizes and styles, antique items you can see up close, Native American artwork and artifacts, and lots of kid-friendly exhibits and activities.