Frazier Farmstead Museum

Frazier Farmstead Museum Open April through December. Admission by donation. Crossing the Oregon Trail from Texas, William S. The home was built in 1892 and was remodeled in 1896.

Frazier, his wife Rachel, and their family arrived at this site in 1868. Having brought only what their wagons could hold, they built a cabin in which they resided for the next 24 years. Three generations of Fraziers occupied the home site for 115 years. In October of 1984 the Frazier property opened as Frazier Farmstead Museum and was placed on the National Register of Historic Sites in 1986. The

restored home contains a veritable treasure trove of late 1800's living. In 1989, the oldest deeded property in Umatilla County, the McCoy cabin, was moved to the museum site to save it from destruction. Through a generous grant and the labor of many volunteers, the cabin has been restored and features furniture and other items of the era.

Pollyanna Saturday:  I suppose I ought to be thankful for all this smoke—it’s made those cobwebs so much easier to spot!...
08/08/2026

Pollyanna Saturday: I suppose I ought to be thankful for all this smoke—it’s made those cobwebs so much easier to spot! Just think how lovely everything will look once they’re all cleaned away!

07/21/2026
06/30/2026

Frazier Farmstead Museum will be closed the week fo July 4th. Join us next week!

06/19/2026

As we prepare for tomorrow evening's 32nd Annual June Festival Fundraiser, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to our final group of sponsors whose support helps make this event possible.

Thank you to:

🇺🇸 Ed and Judy Chesnut
🇺🇸 Marsha Klosterman
🇺🇸 Horizon Project
🇺🇸 Richard Frazier
🇺🇸 Robin Wheeler

We are grateful for the generosity of these individuals and organizations, along with all of our sponsors, donors, volunteers, and supporters who continue to invest in preserving local history through the Frazier Farmstead Museum.

Thank you to our community for your continued support. We look forward to welcoming everyone tomorrow, June 20, beginning at 6:00 PM for an evening of great food, music, and fellowship.

See you at the Farmstead!

Today the Frazier Farmstead Museum is proud to serve as a pit stop for 180 cyclists riding the historic road out to Harr...
06/12/2026

Today the Frazier Farmstead Museum is proud to serve as a pit stop for 180 cyclists riding the historic road out to Harris Park and back, as part of Walla Walla Bike Camp and Bicycle Rides Northwest!
Stop in, take a breather, and soak up a little local history while you're here. Safe travels out and back, everyone — we're glad to have you!

06/12/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home for their generous sponsorship of our 32nd Annual June Fundraiser, happening June 20th!
Munselle-Rhodes has been a trusted part of the Milton-Freewater community for generations, and their support means so much to the Frazier Farmstead Museum.
Here's a fun piece of local history: did you know Munselle-Rhodes calls home to a piece of Milton-Freewater's own story? The building was originally part of the "Elam Brick Block," built mostly by early settler William Talbert, who came to Oregon in 1869 and later poured his resources into growing the town itself — including a bank, opera house, and hotel on the same block.
Thank you, Munselle-Rhodes, for carrying that legacy of community investment forward today. We're so grateful for your support! 💛

06/03/2026

We are grateful for the continued support of businesses and individuals who are helping make our 32nd Annual June Fundraiser a success. Their generosity helps preserve the history of the Frazier Farmstead and supports the museum's educational programs, restoration efforts, and community events.

Please join us in thanking our newest sponsors:

🇺🇸 Best Western Walla Walla Suites Inn
🇺🇸 Baker Boyer Bank
🇺🇸 Judi Schafer
In Memory of JoAnne Frazier Jones

Community support is what makes this event possible, and we are thankful for everyone who has chosen to invest in local history.

There is still time for local businesses, organizations, and individuals to become sponsors.

We hope you'll join us on June 20th for a beautiful evening at the Farmstead filled with great food, music, fellowship, and community spirit.

Thank you to all of our sponsors for helping keep local history alive!

06/03/2026

We are grateful for the continued support of businesses and individuals who are helping make our 32nd Annual June Fundraiser a success. Their generosity helps preserve the history of the Frazier Farmstead and supports the museum's educational programs, restoration efforts, and community events.

Please join us in thanking our newest sponsors:

🇺🇸 Best Western Walla Walla Suites Inn
🇺🇸 Baker Boyer Bank
🇺🇸 Judi Schafer
In Memory of JoAnne Frazier Jones

Community support is what makes this event possible, and we are thankful for everyone who has chosen to invest in local history.

There is still time for local businesses, organizations, and individuals to become sponsors.

We hope you'll join us on June 20th for a beautiful evening at the Farmstead filled with great food, music, fellowship, and community spirit.

Thank you to all of our sponsors for helping keep local history alive!

Address

1403 Chestnut Street (P. O. Box 764/Mail)
Milton-Freewater, OR
97862

Opening Hours

Thursday 11am - 4pm
Friday 11am - 4pm
Saturday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

+15419384636

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