Always a fun stop when heading to or from Eastern Oregon. Lots of Native American handiworks at…read morereasonable prices. We've bought a few things over the years.

The ladies working here are so nice and friendly. They have absolutely beautiful jewelry,…read moreblankets, artwork, stones, and souvenirs. The prices are very reasonable, especially for so many hand made items.

This was a really fun time, the all-time railroad was worth the drive and everything in between…read more Not only did I get to experience the old gold mining town of Sumpter Oregon, but also the people, the food, and the atmosphere. The gold dredge was amazing, you truly get to experience what it was like to work on one of those crazy dredges, and how to get Gold back in those times. The train was awesome, it is a 1914 Heisler wood steamer. Getting a ride in that cab, was worth every penny. And affordable to you if you ask me. Take your family and take your kids. It is an old-fashioned experience you won't forget

Who'd have thought that a dowdy old county historical society museum could be so f**kin' scary?…read more Grant County Historical Museum sets itself apart from other small museums in eastern Oregon by focusing on ghoulish curiosities, including two-headed calves and the personal effects of executed criminals. But these historical curios don't hold a candle to the museum's collection of hand-carved mannequins. There is no reasonable excuse for the appearance - nay, existence! - of these life-sized figures, carved with ever-so-much care and attention to look like the grimacing victims of a flash fire. Many of these mannequins have extremely realistic dentures shoved into their lipless mouths, ready to spring to life and chomp some hapless toddler's hand. All are draped into chairs and wagons or propped against corners, lolling corpselike and dangling empty sleeves. Look - I'm a 22-year-old skeptic, and there's no way anyone's going to convince me that the mannequins at the Grant County Historical Museum don't come alive at night and wreck up the place. Don't bring your little kids. Don't bring the elderly. Don't bring anyone with a heart condition. Bring a camera. Because despite the sheer visceral heart-stopping horrors to be found inside this unassuming museum, I highly recommend it.

I'd give this museum five stars even if I didn't have deep family ties to Grant County. The…read morevolunteer was so nice and happily looked in her files for my family. She also shared a few stories about her favorite artifacts, including a very cool walking stick that was borrowed at one point by the Smithsonian. I was last there in the mid 1990s and the place pretty much looks the same. There's a timeless feel to it. The museum definitely has something for everyone.

There's a Good selection of book's. Everyone there is helpful and nice. A great establishment for…read morekid's as well as adult's to have access to a variety of Book's..

A fine library for a small town. The History Room is great and has extraordinarily helpful…read morepersonnel.