Mission Mill Museum is regionally known as a premier Salem, Oregon historical attraction. The Mission Mill Museum grounds include the1898 Thomas Kay Woolen Mill which is the anchor attraction.

Of equal interest are the historically important 1841 Jason Lee House, 1847 John D. Boon House, 1841 Methodist Parsonage and PGE Water Power Interpretive Exhibit.

If you are interested in textiles, water power, fabric milling and finishing, pioneer structures, 19th century furnishings and artifacts, or Salem history in a parklike setting, visit Mission Mill Museum and walk in the footsteps of Oregon pioneers.

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