FORT VANCOUVER NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
612 East Reserve Street, Vancouver, WA 98661 Directions
Since 1948
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is a national historic site in the U.S. It is the principal historical archeology and position of the living history of the pacific northwest, and residence of Pearson air museum story as an economic and cultural center, through engaging shows and a world-class archaeology collection. The historic area consists of two units and separately given the well-known national designation in the 1940s. Fort Vancouver National Historic Site offers free admission and ample parking.
Guided Tours, Event Rentals, Park, Cultural Activities, Collections, Exhibitions, Historical Building, Observation Deck, Historic Sites, Summer Camps, Sights, Permits, Reservations & Events
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MARSHALL HOUSE
1301 Officers Row, Vancouver, WA 98661 Directions
Since 1886
Marshall House was identified for General George C. Marshall, who helped as Commander of Vancouver Barracks. It is ideal for small to medium-sized groups, but when rented with the surrounding lush grounds, you can hugely increase the capacity. Their elegant Queen Anne mansion placed on Officers Row offers a variety of rooms with an abundance of wonderful antique furnishings that set a historic and regal and tone for corporate, wedding, or social events. Marshall House is a perfect photo occasion for many happy grooms and brides.
House, Parties, Observation Deck, Educational Programs, Historical Place, Historical Building, Kitchen, Camps, Event Venue, Special Events, Field Trips & Collections
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VANCOUVER LAND BRIDGE
WA-14, Vancouver, WA 98661 Directions
Since 1983
Vancouver Land Bridge is a 40 feet wide an earth-covered pedestrian bridge with interpretive panels, two overlooks, and native plants. It reconnects historic Fort Vancouver with the Columbia River waterfront. The park has indigenous plants as you walk on the Land Bridge, which leads you up to a grand stretch of the river and the surrounding mountains. Vancouver Land Bridge has ample parking and free entry.
Native Plants, Walking, Bridge, Open Fields, Grassy Areas, Bikes, Joggers & Historical Site