We were in the area going to the Stonehenge replica and decided last minute to stop in, what a treat! A little bit of everything... who would have thought that such beauty exists out in the middle of Eastern WA? Some classic art, some burlesque reference, some Parisian fashion that spans many decades, some religious artifacts/icons, tons of native artifacts,... More

we had not been to this museum for over 30 years, so when we were staying in the area, we decided to tour maryhill . the main floor was interesting, but once we went to the second floor and the lower wing, we were disappointed. it was not that interesting to us, we were expecting history of the area and... More

This museum was incredibly surprising. On a recent road trip to Portland we detoured to Goldendale to visit here and the Stonehenge replica. The view from the museum is breathtaking, my main advice is to bring a camera. There is a fee to enter the museum, but trust me it is completely worth any charge. There is a beautifully curated... More

Maryhill Museum has always been interesting and educational. And the new Mary and Bruce Stevenson wing is wonderful. Elevators are in place to get those of us older folk up and down the four levels of the museum. The new wing house some lovely artwork - pottery, paintings and sculpture. The permanent exhibits are in place still (Queen of Romania... More

it's a bit out of the way but it's an amazing beautiful place. we didn't even go into the museum (just into the shop) but from what I can see, it looked chock full of stuff. I would go in next time. no fee for just walking the grounds and the sculptures. We just walked the grounds and it was... More

I've been to this museum roughly 10 times over a plan of 40 years. We live in Seattle. So, it's a drive to get there. While it's no Metropolitan Museum of Art, it's simply lovely. I love the collections, especially the Queen Marie collection, the chess sets, and Theatre de la Mode. I wasn't wild about the Hound of Hell... More

This museum, pretty much in the middle of nowhere, is a fascinating compendium of unusual things. There is much devoted to Queen Marie of Roumania who was a patron and an amazing woman in her own right. There is a room devoted to Sam Hill,(an honest to goodness person!), the founder of the museum and a bit of a roue.... More

I am amazed how few people know about this absolute treasure. Off the beaten path, Sam Hill created the most eclectic and stunning art collection in much of the Northwest. A visionary of his time, I love his connections to dignitaries, royalty, and celebrities, bringing together a series of rooms crammed with quality and inspiring pieces that are completely the... More

If you've ever heard someone say, where in the Sam Hill are we, I think this is where they're talking about. Sam Hill was an influential Oregonian of the past, but he tried to put down roots in Maryhill, WA. He moved out west and fell in love with the Columbia Gorge area, but apparently his wife, Mary, didn't think... More