Scappoose Historical Society Watts House

Scappoose Historical Society Watts House For many years the Society has been working to restore the Watts House Pioneer Museum and bring community awareness and involvement to the Society's efforts.

Founded in 1974, the Scappoose Historical Society is a private, Non-profit organization dedicated to the collection and preservation of the history of Scappoose, Oregon, and the surrounding areas. There have been many projects, some of which have become annual events. This includes decorating all the Museum rooms and hosting tours for the Christmas holidays season, and the Spring Tea which is cate

red by the Society members and don't forget the annual Summer Daze antique car show, which draws 100 cars every year. For more information on how to become involved and see when their events are, visit there website at Scappoosehistoricalsociety.org

05/30/2026

Come Visit Us At Watts House today 11-1
All three floors open for tours

*****COMING UP THURSDAY*****Scappoose Historical Society brings to the community another History Connections talk on May...
05/27/2026

*****COMING UP THURSDAY*****

Scappoose Historical Society brings to the community another History Connections talk on May 28th @ 7pm at the historic Red Barn 53760 West Lane Rd in Scappoose.

Sue Glen will share the history of the railway and lore of the “daddy Trains”. This railway travel from Portland to the coast increased the population of Seaside and Gearhart every summer as visitors flocked to the beach.

Warrenton local, Sue Glen, is well known in history-of-place circles. She has written five pictorial history books, four are based on Clatsop County. Her first was instrumental in the the preservation of Governors Island off the tip of Manhattan as a National Park.

The history connections talks are free to the public and all are welcome to attend.

05/22/2026

This Memorial Day, the Scappoose Historical Society would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all Veterans and the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

As we gather with family and friends this holiday weekend, may we also take a moment to reflect on the courage, service, and dedication that helped preserve the freedoms we enjoy today.

We are deeply thankful for those who served, past and present, and for the families who stood beside them.

Wishing our community a safe, meaningful, and peaceful Memorial Day. ❤️

Come visit us at the Watts House Saturday during farmer’s market 11-1The Museum and the other two stories of our 124 yr ...
05/21/2026

Come visit us at the Watts House Saturday during farmer’s market 11-1
The Museum and the other two stories of our 124 yr historic home - Scappoose’s be gem will be open to view

Scappoose Historical Society brings to the community another History Connections talk on May 28th @ 7pm at the historic ...
05/21/2026

Scappoose Historical Society brings to the community another History Connections talk on May 28th @ 7pm at the historic Red Barn 53760 West Lane Rd in Scappoose.

Sue Glen will share the history of the railway and lore of the “daddy Trains”. This railway travel from Portland to the coast increased the population of Seaside and Gearhart every summer as visitors flocked to the beach.

Warrenton local, Sue Glen, is well known in history-of-place circles. She has written five pictorial history books, four are based on Clatsop County. Her first was instrumental in the the preservation of Governors Island off the tip of Manhattan as a National Park.

The history connections talks are free to the public and all are welcome to attend.

It’s a Beautiful Day at the Watts House come visit us until 1pm
05/16/2026

It’s a Beautiful Day at the Watts House come visit us until 1pm

05/15/2026

The Scappoose Historical Society is looking for community volunteers to help keep the museum and historic Watts House open on Saturdays this summer from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We are seeking four friendly volunteers each Saturday to greet visitors, welcome guests to the house and museum, and help share the history of our community.

You do not need to be a history expert — just someone who enjoys meeting people and supporting local heritage. Volunteering is fun, flexible, and a wonderful way to be involved in the community. Whether you can help once or several times during the summer, we would truly appreciate your support.

If you are interested in volunteering, please message us here on Facebook or contact the Scappoose Historical Society. Help us keep local history alive for visitors and future generations!

05/15/2026

Come visit us at the historic Watts House Saturday during Farmers Market 11-1.
The Museum and two more floors open to view

The Little Pantry Food Box in front of the Watts House on SE 1st St. could really use some donations if anyone has extra...
05/15/2026

The Little Pantry Food Box in front of the Watts House on SE 1st St. could really use some donations if anyone has extras.
Staples needed like meal prep items, soups, baby food, pet food, peanut butter, tuna, canned fruit etc.
please no bakery items or perishables as the pantry is in full sun all day.

05/08/2026

Come visit us at the Historic Watts House and Museum during Scappoose Farmer’s Market 11-2 Saturday

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52432 SE 1st Street
Scappoose, OR
97056

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