On Sauvie Island, you will find Howell Territorial Park, a post that was an integral part of river trading, settlement and farming in the Portland area. Built in 1858, the house is still there and can be toured. Inside, you will get an idea of what life was like along the mighty rivers of the Pacific Northwest. The house is open weekends from the first Saturday in June until the first Sunday in September. An agricultural museum is nearby and open during the same hours.
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