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Guests explore 5-acre 19th century wool-mill site with original buildings & equipment, designated American Treasure by National Park Service
After inventing geometry and physics, Greeks invented history—primarily as a way to document their many inventions. Take a stroll through history with today’s Groupon to the Willamette Heritage Center at The Mill. Choose between the following options:
- For $4, you get two adult admissions (up to a $12 value).
- For $3, you get two children’s admissions (a $6 value).<p>
Your Groupon can also be used for two adult admissions (a $10 value) or two children’s admissions (a $6 value) to the Magic at the Mill holiday lights festival from December 19 through 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Willamette Heritage Center’s 5-acre site, which has been designated an American Treasure by the National Park Service, preserves the original machinery, buildings, and aura of a 19th century wool mill. Meander through the interiors of the Jason Lee House and Parsonage, stroll past the domiciles of the Methodist missionary founders of Salem, or amble down the aisle of the Pleasant Grove Church, said to be the oldest Presbyterian church in Oregon. Hands-on activities, speakers, and rotating exhibits allow visitors to engage in a modern look at a history, much like a digitized version of their grandfather’s comic-book collection. Although not included in this Groupon, those opting for membership following their visits receive unlimited free entry for a year, access to the research library and archives, and tickets to the Magic at the Mill holiday-lighting festival.
Guests explore 5-acre 19th century wool-mill site with original buildings & equipment, designated American Treasure by National Park Service
After inventing geometry and physics, Greeks invented history—primarily as a way to document their many inventions. Take a stroll through history with today’s Groupon to the Willamette Heritage Center at The Mill. Choose between the following options:
- For $4, you get two adult admissions (up to a $12 value).
- For $3, you get two children’s admissions (a $6 value).<p>
Your Groupon can also be used for two adult admissions (a $10 value) or two children’s admissions (a $6 value) to the Magic at the Mill holiday lights festival from December 19 through 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Willamette Heritage Center’s 5-acre site, which has been designated an American Treasure by the National Park Service, preserves the original machinery, buildings, and aura of a 19th century wool mill. Meander through the interiors of the Jason Lee House and Parsonage, stroll past the domiciles of the Methodist missionary founders of Salem, or amble down the aisle of the Pleasant Grove Church, said to be the oldest Presbyterian church in Oregon. Hands-on activities, speakers, and rotating exhibits allow visitors to engage in a modern look at a history, much like a digitized version of their grandfather’s comic-book collection. Although not included in this Groupon, those opting for membership following their visits receive unlimited free entry for a year, access to the research library and archives, and tickets to the Magic at the Mill holiday-lighting festival.
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About Willamette Heritage Center
The Willamette Heritage Center preserves slices of valley history by word and deed, keeping up 14 historic structures and filling them with historical tours and living history displays. The Jason Lee house represents the oldest building on campus, built in 1841. The structure also boasts the title of oldest surviving wooden frame house in the Pacific Northwest, and its interior sports the period appropriate furnishings right down to an iron stove and a snoring, bonneted grandmother. Nearby stands the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, and piece of the Industrial Revolution that has survived since 1896, earning recognition as an American Treasure by the National Park Service. Workers keep the buildings clean and sound for tours and rentals, while actors keep the ground vibrant with living historical portrayals.