Take a moment, breath it in. SEE it. Experience history…read more Spit in the water and watch all the little river fish come try and eat it. Love Sumpter!

We love industrial historical sites and this did not disappoint. Lots of history to marvel at and…read moreexplore. Never heard of gold dredges so fascinating plus enjoyed going back in time in local town. Very picturesque location.

So much to see, very well laid out and priced very fair. Plan to spend some time here!read more

Fun antique mall in historic Baker City Oregon. Old gold mining city with great architectural eye…read morecandy.

Huge selection of books at great prices and she even sells used books. My husband and I found some…read morereally great books about Oregon history. The owner was super friendly and nice.

BUYER BEWARE.... THEY WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND THEN ACCUSE YOU OF FRAUD!!!!!!!!! If I could leave a…read morenegative review I would!!!!!! JUST WOW! I ordered a book, the money.... $57.95 came out of my account. I called to make sure the book was in stock because it is hard to find (I have ordered it from 2 other stores and they canceled the order due to it being out of print). The girl said she would talk to the woman in charge of online ordering and call me the next day. She did not, So I called and just asked if she had a chance to get any information. She stated that the book was not in stock and was actually way more expensive than what I it was listed for. I told her the $57.95 had come out of my account and asked if they could just refund it. She once again told me she would speak to the online ordering person. Moments later (I am on the east coast, so they are 3 hours behind). I get a voicemail threatening to call the cops on me??????? like really? I was kind and patient on the phone, willing to wait for a response and did not DEMAND a refund. This is how you treat people as a small business.? Attached is the transcription of the voicemail (I did not answer because they blocked their number), the withdraw from my bank, and the email confirmation of the order. Talk about shitty business! Next stop....better business bureau.

I had a wonderful experience with Windfall Antiques! Amy…read morewas fantastic about meeting to go through my parents' house in Baker City (I live 6 hours away). She explained, asked good questions, listened, and taught me about silver with her magnifier & test kit. She & her husband were extremely nice, patient and pleasant to visit with as we went through and sorted a LOT of items. She was knowledgeable on many items and running prices, and offered a very fair price. I feel she was honest, reasonable, and HIGHLY recommend! A wonderful treat to see that integrity is not a lost art.

NO STARS, ACTUALLY!!!!…read more I can't believe this place!!! For several years I have been looking for a mirror to match a bedroom set I have and my husband found the PERFECT one at this store last week. He took a pic, sent it to me (we live in Boise-two hours away...) and I immediately fell in love with it!! It was PERFECT!!! He bought it...tried to fit it in the car-wouldn't fit...took the piece that had come off the top to show me and was told he could come back and pick it up with a different car. This store called him yesterday after he was already on his way back to Baker City (2 hour drive, remember?) and had taken the day off from work to say they had "mistakenly" sold it to him, that it had already been sold to someone else...!?!?! WHAT?!!??!? He had the receipt!!! He paid what the price said!! There was NO sold sign on it!!!! When he got to the store they tried to give him $50 to just walk away and when he refused full well knowing that there was something else going on, they tried to say he was an extortionist and that HE WAS IN THE WRONG!!!!! What kind of business does this??? I will NEVER shop here again!!! And I will tell everyone I know to do the same!! Unbelievable business practices... AND, I still don't have my mirror....:-(. I'm beyond angry!

Located right next to the animal crate Lick sculpture (which you should definitely check out) This…read moreart gallery is a passion product of a gentleman who is making connections and supporting communities in Kenya another eastern African countries. They have a lot of initiatives and projects that are funded by selling the colorful delightful handcrafted art at this location. I lost all the photos so you're gonna have to go see for yourself the amazing artwork that fills this place. The amazing artwork around town that is done by an artist from Africa that they have partnered with to provide delightful, oversized metal sculptures of a variety of animals.

Absolutely one of our best experiences. My daughter was beyond excited expecially with so much…read moreauthenticity in the clothing. She wasn't expecting a full shoot out (nearther were we). Everything was so great, so memorable, My daughter dressed up and fit right in, all the volunteers (yes, everyone who took part is a volunteer) wer so kind expecially to the kids in the crowd. We can't believe we learned so much and in such a fun way too. Few helpful tips, we went middle of June and there were soooooo many mosquitoes idk if I just want thinking, or they just tend to eat me alive in the evenings only but bring lots of bug spray. There's 2 cars that have windows and 2 that don't so if it's a full ride be prepared dress appropriately depending on the time of year u visit. Like I mentioned earlier these are all volunteers, they make their clothing and provide their own weapons and blanks. The upkeep of the train and tracks is very costly so donations are very appropriate. Be sure to bring plenty of smaller bills and most of the town would prefer cash purchases as well. There's also a flea market held here so check for that. There's also mining for Gold lessons and some areas to try it first hand. If you find real Gold flakes you can keep up to 3 for 5$ per person because it's coming from an Oregon State Park. There is a lift on the train to help with any handicap needs, and on that note if you end up in Bakers City, OR (were we drove through to get here) is an amazing playground where inclusion of all ability types was number 1 in design. This entire experience was so great, worth Every penny for the steam engine ticket and worth the money we donated at the end.

Outstanding volunteers and a terrific experience these folks really know how to present living…read morehistory of Sumpter Valley Railroad.

The Eltrym is the only theater in town. It also happens to be a little quirky, which suits me just…read morefine. From the sets of double doors at the entry you walk right into the modest concession stand and the smells of fresh popcorn. To the right is a little area where you can buy your tickets if you don't want to buy them with your popcorn. To the left is a very old film projector that I wish I had brought my camera to snap a few shots of. I love popcorn (hate it getting stuck in my teeth, but it's worth it) so I bought a medium that turned out to be way too much and a small soda . . .that also went about half unfinished. I really like it when I ask for "light butter" and the person behind the stand fills the bag half full, puts a little butter on, then fills it the rest of the way and puts a little more on. They did that here, so I am a fan right from the start. My friend arrived shortly after I had bought my snacks so I told her I'd go get us seats while she got her own set of munchies. I made my way the short distance to the Theater 1 the "large" screen room, there are two other small screens making a total three for the whole theater. There were only a handful of other movie goers for that particular showing, but they had grabbed my favorite seats already. I settled for a slightly off center lower middle pair and sat down. The seats themselves aren't what I was used to back in the big cities, small, not as fancy, and not nearly as comfortable. But, they are what they are, and at least we have a theater. The screen room itself was alright, the sound and picture quality were average. It was a little odd to hear the big old heaters clunk to life during "I dreamed a dream" or when Javert jumped into the aqueduct. Slightly diminished the drama. It did, however, keep the 16 degree snowy night a distant memory. I'm glad the Eltrym is around and hopefully some more good movies will come to town.

Absolutely love this historic theatre. The price is right. Seating is awesome. Peopke are nice…read more The prices for popcorn and candy is quite high. It's perfect for a little city like Baker city