The Museum
on Pioneer Blvd
Come visit us!
The Sandy Historical Museum is located across the street from Sandy City Hall. The museum's location borders the exact site of the famous Barlow Road, which was the last leg of the Oregon Trail that brought thousands of pioneers in covered wagons over the Cascade Mountains to Western Oregon from the mid 1840's until the 1870's.
A visit to the Sandy Historical Society Museum is like stepping back in time, .
Carefully curated exhibits conjure a history and peoples who endured hardship and travail to help bring civilization to our piece of Oregon Territory. Two floors of museum space are devoted to the geography, the pioneers and settlers and their role in the settling of the West.
Exhibits
Our gift shop is stocked with a wide selection of items including postcards, jewelry, edibles, pottery, soaps, toys, glassware, photos and artwork; quilted goods, posters and metal & wood crafts in all price ranges. Many of our items are made by local and regional artisans.
We also have books covering the history and geography of the area. Whatever your interest, you are likely to find something to take home with you!
All museum members receive a 20% discount on non-consignment items in the gift shop.
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