Mt.
Hood Railroad - Since its beginnings in 1906, the Mt.
Hood Railroad has served as an economic lifeline for the Hood River
Valley, carrying the region's famous fruit and forest products to market.
These days the railroad, officially designated a National Historic Site,
rolls through some of Oregon's most beautiful scenery. At each turn of the
track, another gorgeous view stretches before you.
Lakewood
Center for the Arts - Lakewood Center for the Arts is
a non-profit community cultural center housing three theatres, one art
gallery, music studios, dance and exercise company, arts pre-school,
resident artists and more.
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Discovery
Center and Museum - Visitors can explore two museums
located in separate wings, talk with pioneers in the summer living
history encampment, view films in a theater, stroll along an
interpretive trail near a thriving pond, watch art demonstrations, and
attend daily talks.
Bomber Exhibition
Center - A step back in time. View the completed nose
section of the 'Lacy Lady', WWII uniforms, historical information all with
a patriot appeal.
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