Tour a Salem, Oregon landmark Victorian home built by Oregon pioneer businessman Asahel Bush II in 1877-78.

Built in 1884-86 and is one of the best-preserved examples of Queen Anne architecture in the Northwest. Includes hours and admission fees. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and located in Astoria.

Tour Salem Oregon's ornate 1894 multi-gabled, Queen Anne style home. Povey stained glass and exceptional craftsmanship throughout.

Tour 1841 home of Oregon pioneer Jason Lee, located in Salem, Oregon.

1847 house is believed to be the oldest single family dwelling in Salem, Oregon.

Built in 1845 and located in Oregon City, the house and its furnishings have been fully restored to be authentic to the mid-Nineteenth Century, when McLoughlin occupied the home.

Tour 1841 Methodist Parsonage in Salem, Oregon.

Josephine County Historical Society in Oregon preserves this historical home located in Grants Pass.