McLoughlin House

04/29/2018

A little history was made at the Boy Scouts’ 2018 Camporee. The first two-man saw race was not won by men nor boys.

05/27/2016

Thank you for following the McLoughlin House on Facebook! The McLoughlin House is a unit of Fort Vancouver National Historic Site – a national park dedicated to telling the story of the Hudson’s Bay Company’s Fort Vancouver, the McLoughlin family in Oregon City, the US Army’s Vancouver Barracks, and Pearson Air Field.

For future updates and information from the McLoughlin House, please follow the official page of Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. Additional information about the McLoughlin House can be found on our website at www.nps.gov/fova

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, the only unit of the national park system in the Portland/Vancouver Metropolitan Area, is the Pacific Northwest's premier historical archaeology and living history site and home of Pearson Air Museum.

07/14/2015

Did you know that the McLoughlin family had many ties to Paris? Learn all about it at the link below!

In the United States, July is the month we celebrate American independence and our unique American heritage. However, July is also French-American Heritage Month, and here at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, French heritage is an important part

04/30/2015

Join us this Saturday for the 106th anniversary of the McLoughlin Memorial Association! Stop by the Barclay House for free root beer floats (while supplies last)!

The MMA was founded in 1909 to protect the McLoughlin House, which was then threatened with demolition. Today the MMA is a vital partner of the National Park Service in the management of the McLoughlin House site. Learn more at http://www.mcloughlinhouse.org/

04/25/2015

The National Park Service cares for many historic homes throughout the country. This park is 3,092 miles from the McLoughlin House, and served as the headquarters for General George Washington during the Siege of Boston. Can you name it?

04/24/2015

The National Park Service cares for many historic homes throughout the country. This park is 2,932 miles from the McLoughlin House, and was the home of one of America's wealthiest railroad tycoons. Can you name it?

04/23/2015

The National Park Service cares for many historic homes throughout the country. This park is 2,868 miles from the McLoughlin House, and was the home of a woman who devoted her life to civil rights advancement, economic empowerment, and educational opportunities for Jim Crow-era African Americans and women. Can you name it?

04/22/2015

The National Park Service cares for many historic homes throughout the country. This park is 624 miles from the McLoughlin House, and was the home of America's only Nobel Prize winning playwright. Can you name it?

04/21/2015

The National Park Service cares for many historic homes throughout the country. This park is 612 miles from the McLoughlin House, and was the home of one of the world's foremost naturalists, who was born 177 years ago today. Can you name it?

04/20/2015

The National Park Service cares for many historic homes throughout the country. This park is 2,667 miles from the McLoughlin House, and was the home of one of the 20th century's greatest poets. Can you name it?

04/19/2015

The National Park Service cares for many historic homes throughout the country. This park is 2,931 miles from the McLoughlin House, and is the only national historic site dedicated to a first lady. Can you name it?

04/18/2015

Happy National Park Week! While the McLoughlin House is always free, this weekend you can also visit Fort Vancouver fee free! Join us up north in Vancouver today for Junior Ranger Day! Learn more at http://www.nps.gov/fova/learn/news/fyp2015.htm