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The Preservationists Tuesday March 17th, 2026

3/4/2026

 
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March 29th, 2026 12-4pm Astoria Tool Library Open HOuse and Donation drive

3/3/2026

 
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​Bring a Tool. Swap a Seed. Build a Resource.
The Astoria Tool Library, a program of the Lower Columbia Preservation Society, will host its Open House on Sunday, March 29, 12–4 PM at 591 12th St, Astoria.
This new community-powered lending library provides affordable, short-term access to hand and small power tools to support home repair, historic preservation, and gardening across the Lower Columbia region. By sharing tools instead of buying them for one-time use, residents can care for homes and landscapes more sustainably and affordably.
LCPS is seeking donations of gently used hand and small power tools. Community members can donate tools, sign up for membership, and learn about volunteer opportunities during the Open House.
The event also features a Seed Swap in partnership with North Coast Food Web, along with information about local “Library of Things” resources supporting food production and entrepreneurship.
Together, these programs strengthen preservation, resilience, and shared community resources along the Columbia River.

March 10th, 2026  @ the Pacifick distillery- Free event! Benjamin Najera presents the early years of the Fur Trade in the pacific Northwest.

3/3/2026

 
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March 18th- Topics in preservation- Join Rachel Jensen as she dives into the world of sanborn maps.

3/3/2026

 
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Lower Columbia Preservation Society is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization
591 12th St, P.O. Box 1334 Astoria, Oregon 97103
  • Home
    • About
    • LCPS HQ - Historic Kirchhoff Residence
  • Get Involved
    • Donate
    • Membership
    • Volunteer
    • Shop
  • Astoria Tool Library
  • Walking Tours
    • Guided Astoria Walking Tour
    • Architecture App
  • Consulting Services
    • Home-owner/ Non Profit Consulting Services
    • Commercial Preservation Services
    • Researching your home
  • Preserve Your Place
  • Neighborhood Spotlight
    • Astor Court District
    • Hilltop/ Peter Pan
  • News & Events
    • Preservation In The News
    • Gallery
  • Resources
    • 10 Things to Do in Astoria
    • Sara Meyer Photograph Collection
    • Grant Program
    • Research Library
    • Newsletter
    • Window Repair
    • Paint Resources
    • Nomination Assistance
    • Outside Resources
  • Astoria History Topics
    • Fraternal Lodges in Astoria
    • Fort Astoria Sign
    • Customs House
    • Vault Lights
    • 1922 Fire
    • Clatsop County Fair - History of Locations
    • Astoria in the 1800s
    • Architects of Astoria >
      • Ebba Wicks Brown
      • Eino E. Isaacson