Oyster Bay Historical Society in Oyster Bay, Oregan, was founded in 1960 with the sole purpose of preserving the history of our town through the diverse collection of items that relate activities pertaining to military, maritime, politics and religion. Oyster Bay Historical Society is a non-profit society, and uses The Earle-Wightman House, built in 1720, as headquarters, research library and museum. The 18th century styled gardens at The Earle-Wightman House accurately depicts how a garden from two years ago, would look. The Angela Koenig Center is home to the permanent collections and rotating exhibitions of the historical society, including special collections of artifacts, documents and textiles. READ MORE

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is dedicated to guiding and encouraging its members in all aspects of managing, controlling and handling of yachts as well as navigation, cruising, seamanship and competitive sailing. We maintain an active sailing schedule that includes racing, team racing and various regattas. At Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club many of our teams have successfully competed at club level and world championship regattas. The club house at our yacht club offers great dining experiences and hosts many private events. Our yacht club also maintains beautiful guest rooms for vacation getaways or overnight stays for members and their guests. READ MORE

The Oyster Bay Railway Museum in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is committed to preserving the interesting history of the railroad and railroad station which was constructed in 1889. Our museum is filled with collectibles such as railroad memorabilia, interactive displays and a display yard complete with full-size railroad rolling stock and equipment. One of the popular collectibles at The Oyster Bay Railway Museum is Locomotive no. 35, retired in 1955 after many years service, and replaced with diesel-electric machines. The reconstructed interior of the railway station is fitted with period-approprate fixtures such as a ticket window to capture the atmosphere of the station at its prime, as well as interactive and educational exhibits. READ MORE

Blue Water Day Spa in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is a haven filled with fresh flowers and the soothing smell of aromatherapy oils which induces a sense of relaxation and renewing. At our day spa our pampering treatments are aimed at the health and well-being of both the body and skin, and we have dedicated staff who sincerely care about your well-being. Blue Water Day Spa has a comfortable and tranquil atmosphere and our treatments include massages, facials, microdermabrasion and many for treatments. Our aim is to ensure you leave our day spa looking and feeling good, relaxed, revitalised and full of confidence. READ MORE

Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is a national park that consists of 409 acres filled with greenhouses, rolling lawns, woodland paths, formal gardens and amazing plant collections. At Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park we offer interesting educational programs for adults and children, and is an ideal location for wedding photography, outdoor and indoor wedding ceremonies. Unfortunately no wedding receptions are permitted at this national park. The Sensory Garden hosts gardening classes, lectures, demonstrations, and is filled with herbaeous plants and shrubs which has been labeled in braille and large print. READ MORE

Good Life Divers in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is a diving center that offers quality scuba diving lessons and certification courses that have been customized to meet your specific needs. Our aim is to ensure that our divers are well trained and safe, and our scuba courses are limited to 4 which enables us to give each diver personal attention. All classes taken at our diving center, all basic skills are covered, and for divers not wanting a full certification class, we offer a basic skills workshop. At Good Life Divers we tailor classes to suit your diving goals and are aimed at ensuring your dives are enjoyable and exciting. READ MORE

20th Century Cycles in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is a motorcyclists dream come true and is the result of Billy Joel's love and passion for collectible vintage motorcycles and their design. All the collectible vintage motorcycles have been lovingly transformed to be practical and rideable, yet still maintaining something of their vintage past. 20th Century Cycles is a motorcycle garage and museum that is open to the public on weekends, we do not sell or maintain bikes other that those in the collection, and the 56 collectible motorcyles include classics such as the odd German police bike, a shiny chrome Triumph and one of Billy Joel's favourite, his candy-yellow Ducati. READ MORE

Raynham Hall Museum in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is a unique heritage museum which depicts life in the 18th and 19th centuries, and since 1900 has been known to be haunted, with sightings of a phantom white horse and rider and other apparitions. Our heritage museum offers interesting field trips to students wanting to learn more about colonial life, the revolutionary war and the Victorian era. Raynham Hall Museum also offers specialized tours which feature original documents and artifacts, and our heritage museum is a perfect venue for specialized workshops that include soap-making, candle-making, herb gardening and corn husk dolls. READ MORE

Canterbury's Oyster Bar and Grill in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is a family-friendly restaurant of long standing, with a cozy, relaxing atmosphere, with an eclectic menu that has something for everyone, from delicious seafoods, American cuisine and many other choice delights. This seafood restaurant is well known for serving the freshest seafoods, mussel pots, several varieties of cooked oysters, jumbo shrimp and delicious fish varieties. Canterbury's Oyster Bar and Grill is not just a seafood restaurant, we also serve tender steaks, chops BBQ ribs, American burgers and more, all served with delicious wines. Canterbury's Oyster Bar and Grill also offers an excellent catering service for in-house events of a venue of your choice. READ MORE

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is preserved by the National Park Service whose aim is to preserve the home of the 26th President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt, and to highlight the relevant accomplishments of this illustrious President. Sagamore Hill was home to the President from 1885 till his death in 1919. Today this historic site is a popular area for visitors where they can learn about the President's early and public life, and visitors can explore the museum at their leisure or undertake an interesting guided tour. The Sagamore Hill Nature Trail at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site is a relaxing walk through an oak and tulip tree forest which is a protected wildlife refuge. READ MORE