Wallace B. Caufield Memorial Building

211 Tumwater Dr. Oregon City, OR, 97045.

In addition to the Museum of the Oregon Territory, the Wallace B. Caufield Memorial Building is home to several other organizations and businesses.

FIRST FLOOR

Museum of the Oregon Territory Lobby and Gift shop

Clackamas County Historical Society Offices

Wilmer B. Gardner Research Library (Clackamas County Family History Society)

 SECOND FLOOR

Museum of the Oregon Territory

THIRD FLOOR

Venue Two-Eleven Event Space


Clackamas County Historical Society

The Clackamas County Historical Society staff and volunteer offices are located on the first floor of the Wallace B. Caufield Building. Please refer to our staff directory page if you would like to contact a representative of the historical society.

Staff Directory


Clackamas County FAMILY HistorY Society

The Clackamas County Family History Society is based out of the Wilmer Gardner Research Library, located on the first floor of the Wallace B. Caufield Memorial Building. The Clackamas County Family History Society is a separate, non-profit entity and is not operated by the Clackamas County Historical Society.

Clackamas County Family History Society website (will redirect from clackamashistory.org)


Museum of the Oregon Territory

The Museum of the Oregon Territory (MOOT) is located on the second floor of the Wallace B. Caufield Building. For more information on current exhibits, accessibility, and more, visit the museum page on our website.

Museum of the Oregon Territory webpage


Venue Two-Eleven

Venue Two-Eleven is a private event space located on the third floor of the Wallace B. Caufield Memorial building. If you're interested in renting out the space, contact the facility Events Coordinator. Venue Two-Eleven is operated by a for-profit business and events held there have no affiliation with the Clackamas County Historical Society unless stated otherwise by CCHS.

▶ Visit their website at venuetwoeleven.com, managed by portlandcateringcompany.com (will redirect from clackamashistory.org).