Experience the elegance of the late Victorian period by touring the home of Captain George Flavel. This 1886 Queen Anne home features original Eastlake influenced woodwork, period …
Experience the elegance of the late Victorian period by touring the home of Captain George Flavel. This 1886 Queen Anne home features original Eastlake influenced woodwork, period furnishings, and exotic hardwood fireplace mantels. Begin your tour at the Carriage House Visitor Center (located behind the house on the corner of 7th & Exchange Streets), which houses additional exhibits, the museum store, and orientation video.
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Jan 24, 2025
The Flavel House was one of the three museums included on our Clatsop County Historical Society pass, which was a great value. The beautiful, Victorian home, is the culminating comforts of Captain Ge…Full review by Grace O
May 14, 2024
The woodwork and detail to everything put into this house is beautiful. The story behind it is very informative. The luxury bathroom with the big tub is impressive. Self guided 2 story home.Full review by Lynette51
Apr 13, 2024
Loved everything about this and the Flavel House is a must see if you are in Astoria. Beautifully curated with original objects and furnishings from the Flavel family.Full review by Discover586601
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Not sure but it is worth the price! We were there in December so the grounds were not very pretty but pictures shows the grounds to be beautiful in the spring or summer.
I have COPD and use oxygen. Will I trouble with the stairs; I understand there are 30 steps. Thanks for any reply. Rick
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My husband has trouble with stairs so he didn't go to the second floor, but the first floor is very interesting, so you won't be disappointed if that is all you see. The carriage house has …
My husband has trouble with stairs so he didn't go to the second floor, but the first floor is very interesting, so you won't be disappointed if that is all you see. The carriage house has an interesting movie about the history of the house and a nice gift shop. Also actual carriages from that era.
I do not know if they are open tomorrow. They only serve tea to cruisers who have signed up for the tea and scones excursion. The museum is open daily but not for tea.
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