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EXHIBITS

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Exhibitions for the whole community – exploring history, culture, and art.

2024 museum exhibition at Philomath, Oregon, USA
Philomath Museum
March 10, 2024
HISTORY GALLERY
This exhibition shares unusual and outdated artifacts from our permanent collection. ...
Philomath Open Studios Exhibition October 2024
Philomath Museum
October 19, 2024
- January 11, 2025
MORELAND GALLERY
Benton County, Oregon, artists will open their studios for public tours on two weekends in October. Preview their work at the Philomath Museum exhibition, and plan which artists you'd like to visit! ...
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Permanent Exhibits

Delve into Benton County's fascinating history

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Corvallis Museum

JAMES & ASHNAH PLUNKETT and WAYNE & VERLYNE PHILLIPS GALLERIES

This exhibition features some surprising artifacts that were formerly held at Oregon State University’s Horner Museum.
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Corvallis Museum

PETER & ROSALIE JOHNSON GALLERY

Objects and photos have been selected to represent communities from Monroe to Summit, from Alsea to North Albany, and places in between.
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Corvallis Museum

MARY C. VERHOEVEN GALLERY

Hats & Chairs is an artistic display of carefully-chosen pairs of familiar and unusual pieces of furniture and headwear.
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Corvallis Museum

ANN & RON MAREK GALLERY

Bruce the Moose, Jim the Fix’r sign, and story of John Horner, founder of the former Horner Museum, are featured in the lobby.
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Corvallis Museum

RACKHAM & KING FAMILY HALLWAY, TINA LUSKEY & JACK W. PETERS STAIRWAY GALLERY, MILTON SHERMAN WOODCOCK & EMMA SIMPSON WOODCOCK HALLWAY

Our wall galleries give us an opportunity to share assorted small objects from our collection. …

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