Welcome to Frazier Farmstead Museum
If you have questions, wish a private tour or need something from the gift shop, please contact :Director Dawn -frazier1868@gmail.com
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 764, Milton Freewater, OR 97862
The Frazier Farmstead Museum was voted the Best of the Best for both Museums and Wedding Venues!
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A Little Bit of History
In 1892 William Samuel Frazier built this house which was later extensively remodeled after his death in 1896. The house was lived in by members of the Frazier family from 1892-1983. In 1913 it was moved 100 feet to allow for a through street and once again remodeled to modernize its appearance.
Today Frazier Farmstead is operated as a museum dedicated to the history of the Milton-Freewater area. Our goal is preserving the past, engaging the present and enriching the future! We are open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and other times by appointment. Stop in for a step into the past. Reserve the Museum house or grounds for your next event. Shop in our unique gift store. Admission is FREE!
How to Find Us!
Directions: We are located at 1403 Chestnut Street in Milton-Freewater. From Walla Walla, drive through to the south end of Milton-Freewater and turn left on S.E. 13th or 14th Street. Go two blocks and turn right on Chestnut. We are on the corner of S.E.14th and Chestnut Streets.
From Pendleton, at the bottom of the hill, just before entering Milton-Freewater, make a right turn on S.E. 14th. Go straight two blocks to Chestnut Street. Parking is behind the museum.
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