Membership in the Lower Columbia Preservation Society is your opportunity to enjoy ongoing educational events, restoration workshops and information resources. Cultivate new relationships in our community and have fun learning about preservation. Your membership supports the mission of the LCPS to protect historic structures and sites, promote active stewardship of historic properties and support preservation education.

A Note on Accessibility
Passionate about preservation but facing financial hardship? Contact us about a reduced-rate membership. Everyone deserves a place in this community.

Member levels & Benefits at a Glance

Friend of LCPS
​$35

​For those who love this region's story
✓  Membership card and welcome letter from the Board President
✓  Access to our Research Library & Photo Archives
✓  Quarterly e-newsletter
✓  Invitations to all free public events and lectures

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$35.00

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Preservationist
​$75

For those who help this community thrive
✓  All Friend of LCPS benefits
✓  10% discount on LCPS merchandise and publications
​✓  Recognition and receiving a printed copy of the quarterly newsletter



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$75.00

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Steward
​$150

Dedicated advocates of the Lower Columbia's built environment
​✓  All Preservationist benefits
✓  Tool Library Membership
​✓  Invitation to an exclusive behind-the-scenes event

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$150.00

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Heritage Keeper $300

Pillars of historic preservation in the Lower Columbia
✓  All Steward benefits
✓  20% off research and consulting fees
​✓  Complimentary copy of any LCPS publication





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$300.00

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Legacy Society
​$500

Visionary leaders investing in the region's future
✓  All Heritage Keeper benefits
✓  Exclusive Legacy Society event (private tour, curator dinner, or archival experience)
✓  Prominent recognition in all major LCPS publications
​✓  Named recognition on physical donor wall at LCPS headquarters

$500.00

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OREGON CULTURAL TRUST TAX CREDIT
Oregon Residents who donate to LCPS may be eligible for a 10% Oregon state tax credit through the Oregon Cultural Trust. Click here to find out more.