Columbia River Maritime Museum 60th

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Columbia R iver M aritime Museum

On the Waterfront in Astoria 1962 - 2022

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Celebrating 60 Years of Excellence

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From the Wheelhouse Inspiration and enthusiasm for our maritime heritage

Columbia River Maritime Museum Executive Leadership Sam Johnson

Executive Director

Bruce Jones

By Samuel E. Johnson • Executive Director, Columbia River Maritime Museum

Deputy Director

The dynamic, fascinating story of the Pacific Northwest is a maritime story. From earliest pre-contact times to the present, the Columbia River, its tributaries and the North Pacific Ocean have been integral to the evolving cultures, settlements, technology and trade of the peoples of our region.

60 years after Rolf Klep’s vision for a maritime museum near the mouth of the Columbia River first became a reality, it continues to inspire us. We continue to push forward, expanding Klep’s original vision to inspire our visitors with enthusiasm, curiosity, and appreciation for our maritime heritage, through excellence in collections, exhibits and programming.

As we prepare to cut the ribbon on our newest exhibit, Shipwrecks!, work continues on the next exhibit Cedar and Sea – The Maritime Culture of the Indigenous Coastal People of the Pacific Northwest. And finishing touches are being put on the Lightship Columbia, 60 years after Rolf Klep’s vision for newly restored and ready to captivate a maritime museum near the mouth our visitors for decades to come.

We are committed to serving our of the Columbia River first became community, including underserved a reality, it continues to inspire us. populations, in ways that go well beyond the exhibit walls. We reach nearly 15,000 students annually through school and museum programming, and plan to expand our reach even further. We are proud to maintain our campus as a beautiful, park-like setting open to the public.

Our total number of members are at a record high, and we deeply appreciate the support those numbers reflect. We thank our visitors and members for their continued interest in the Museum. We have more stories to tell, more artifacts to share, and we will continue to evolve the Museum in ways that will continue to inspire well into the future.

Whether you have visited recently or not, I invite you to come and see our newest exhibit, and the restored lightship, this summer. I promise that you won’t be disappointed.

Connie Silverman

Administration Controller

Rachael Forden

Administrative Assistant

Curatorial Operations Jeff Smith Curator

Matthew Palmgren Assistant Curator

Marcy Dunning Librarian

Meg Glazier-Anderson Registrar

Chuck Bollong

Collection Tech & Researcher (Coastal People)

Education

Nate Sandel

Education Director

Kelly McKenzie Field Educator

Julia Triezenberg

Education Supervisor

Membership & Marketing Caroline Wuebben Manager

Kim Werst

Membership Assistant

Visitor Services & Museum Store Blue Anderson

Store and Visitor Services Manager

Ann Bronson

Associate Manager, Store

Helen Honl

Associate Manager, Visitor Services

Elaine Bauer

Visitor Services Associate

Muriel Jensen

Visitor Services Associate

Brittany Pellerin

Visitor Services Associate

John Curtin

Visitor Services Associate

Evelyn Williams

Visitor Services Associate

Paula Bue

Plan to join CRMM for a day of celebration

May 11, 2022 • The Columbia River Maritime Museum is 60 Years Old

Visitor Services Associate

Anna Moltzan

Visitor Services Associate

Volunteer Services Kathy Johnson

Volunteer Coordinator

Community Non-profit Day

Bring a donation to one of our community non-profit partners, and Museum admission is free. All Day 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Meet the Author

In the Museum Store 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. – Bob Pyle, The Tidewater Reach

Plan to join us as we celebrate 60 years

Celebration on the Plaza

Visit the Museum, then stay for the celebration 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Featuring local band, Yard Dogs, live on the plaza starting at 4 p.m.

Plus tons of fun for everyone.

• Popcorn, provided by Coming Attractions Theaters • Aquafina bottled water, provided by Van Dusen Beverages • Birthday Cupcakes! Pirate Treasure! Temporary Tattoos!

• Sail the Warnock Model Boat Pond • Experience the newest exhibit, Shipwrecks!

Are you a CRMM Member? We are celebrating our members the entire month of May. Double Discounts in the Museum Store – All Month Long!

Special Recognition at Admissions – All Month Long! Not a CRMM Member? Join today and celebrate all month! www.crmm.org/individualfamily-membership

Facilities Operations Gary Friedman

Operations Manager

Rino Bebeloni

Custodian Technician

Aaron Stinnett

Custodian Technician

Patric Valade

Custodian Technician

Toby Dyal Custodian Technician

Barbey Maritime Center Chuck Bollong

Special Projects (Education)

Where we started

This 1975 final concept drawing of the new museum was illustrated by Rolf Klep. Klep had created many different concepts, including this image, which is amazingly accurate in many details to the museum and campus today as seen in the drone photograph at right taken in 2021.

Where we started

The Columbia River Maritime Museum was established in Astoria on May 11, 1962 by Rolf Klep and a group of supporters. It first occupied the Astoria City Hall (now the Clatsop County Historical Society) and moved to its present site on the banks of the Columbia River in 1982. The main building was remodeled in 2002. The Museum was the first Oregon museum to be accredited by the American Association of Museums (now “I have been a wharf rat all my life”, called the American Alliance of Museums) and is the State said Klep in explaining his role of Oregon’s Official Maritime Museum. as the President and founder of the “I have been a wharf rat all my life”, said Klep in explaining Columbia River Maritime Museum. his role as the President and founder of the Columbia River Maritime Museum.

As we celebrate the Museum’s 60th year, we take this opportunity to reflect on a man and his vision, and how that vision has evolved and contributed to Astoria and the region.

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Where we are today

Where we are today Staff & Organization

Finances/Endowment

30 staff (20 full time, 10 part time), Executive Director and Deputy Director, Managers: Curatorial, Education, Facilities, Finance, Membership & Marketing, Store & Visitor Services

The Museum has not had any operational debt in its 60 year history.

Projects have generally been completed on a pay-as-you-go basis. Since 2009, in addition to numerous small projects (less than $50,000), there have been six large special projects: the Pilot Boat Peacock project ($440,000), the Depot Restoration/Barbey Maritime Center project ($2,560,914), the Astoria Builders Supply/Maritime Heritage Resource Center Project ($2,772,898), the North Coast Auto/Depot Commons and Warnock Pond project ($1,716,983), and the Lightship Columbia Restoration ($1,151,256). Roughly one-third of the cost of each of these projects came from the Board of Trustees, Foundation grants and other individual donors.

The Museum has an operating budget of $2.9 million in 2022. Sources of Operational Support: Memberships (Corporate & Individual): 10%, Unrestricted Gifts: 6%, Endowment Income: 11%, Admissions: 52%, Museum Store: 21%, Other: 1%.

Governance The Museum’s Board of Trustees included 35 voting members, 3 emeritus trustees, and 6 advisory trustees. Trustees are drawn widely from Oregon, Washington and other states. Members of the Advisory Board are individuals who have special expertise of value to the Museum but are unable to assume full board responsibility.

These 35 trustees participate in 11 standing committees, including Klep Trust and the CRMM Endowment Boards. The Board meets 5 times a year – January, March, May, September, and at the Annual Meeting in November.

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Where we are today

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Visitation Historical Number of Museum Visitors Year Admissions

2014 2015 2016 107,000 113,000 110,070

2017 116,831

2018 2019 118,600 115,373

2020 41,996

2021 93,334

Membership All individual memberships include free admission to the Museum and 3D theater for one full year, VIP access to events throughout the year, 10% discount in the Museum Store and a subscription to the Museum’s award-winning Member magazine, The QuarterDeck. Some membership levels include one-day guest passes to the Museum in addition to the other member benefits. Member e-Newsletters provide updates and current happenings as well as renewal reminders on a monthly basis.

One popular Member benefit, the Portland Attractions Marketing Alliance (PAMA) Reciprocal Membership Program, provides a way to connect with members of similar attractions in the region that might not otherwise experience the Museum.

Museum memberships have remained strong, with membership continuing to show double digit increases.

Museum Memberships Year Memberships

2019 1584

2020 1544

2021 1721

YTD 2022 1811

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Where we are today

Volunteers Volunteers are an important part of the Museum’s operations. In 2021, 61 volunteers donated more than 2,477 hours in a variety of capacities including docents, curatorial aides, visitor services, and store assistants. This is up from 2,097 hours in 2020. Year to date in 2022, Museum volunteers have donated over 372 hours.

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Where we are today

Campus & Buildings The Museum’s 16 acre campus with 1,820 feet of waterfront includes the main Museum building with exhibit galleries, 3D theater, offices, research library, Museum Store, meeting rooms and Collections storage; the Barbey Maritime Center for Research and Industry, a restored railroad depot that is now used for youth and adult education, boat building, and community events and meetings; Maritime Heritage Resource Center (MHRC) which is two buildings on one acre – one for boat storage and one is used for Collections storage, curatorial work, and Education Department offices; and Warnock Commons and Model Boat Pond; and the Facilities Department workshop.

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Where we are today

Current Exhibits The main Museum building is dedicated to exhibit themes. These include Discovery and Exploration, Shipwrecks, Fishing, the Columbia River Bar, Naval History, the Gallery of Maritime Art, and displays of Coast Guard and fishing vessels.

A large portion of the Brix Transformational Fund has been set aside for the development and delivery of three major exhibits over the next four years. The first of these, Shipwrecks, opens in June 2022, On The River, an exhibit focusing on river commerce, and Cedar & Sea, a look at the remarkable culture and maritime technology for the Indigenous people of the coast prior to western contact, are due to roll out in the next two to four years.

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Where we are today

Outdoor Displays Outdoor displays that are always available to visitors include the Lightship Columbia (the largest artifact in the Collections), open for tours and one of the Museum’s most popular features; the four blade propeller from Charles F. Adams class destroyer, 14 feet in diameter and 19,000 pounds; the Pilot Boat Peacock, the specially modified North Sea rescue craft that served on the Columbia River Bar for 35 years before being retired in 1999; two large stockless-type anchors, one from a Navy battleship and the other from a 20th century cargo ship; the Warnock Commons and Model Boat Pond plus engines, anchor chain, navigational buoys, jetty rock and other artifacts with interpretive signage that are around the Museum’s campus.

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Columbia R iver Maritime Museum

1962-2022 Timeline

1974

1973

The museum begins planning for a 42,274-square foot waterfront facility.

Site preparation begins for the new Columbia River Maritime Museum building.

1964

The museum acquires USCG Lightship Columbia (No. 88).

1963

The museum opens in the former Astoria City Hall in July.

1975

Construction begins on the new museum building.

1980

1968

The 17th Street Dock is built for the Lightship Columbia.

1965

The City of Astoria, Port of Astoria, Clatsop County and the Columbia River Maritime Museum create the John Jacob Astor Maritime Park at the foot of 17th Street in Astoria.

Lightship Columbia WLV 604 replaces Lightship Columbia No. 88

1981

The Columbia River Maritime Museum receives its first reaccreditation by the American Association of Museums.

1972

The Columbia River Maritime Museum is the first museum in Oregon to receive accreditation by the American Association of Museums.

1982

The new Columbia River Maritime Museum opens at its current site on Astoria’s waterfront.

1985

The Columbia River Maritime Museum is incorporated May 11 by a group of maritime enthusiasts, led by Rolf Klep, and leases its first facility in the old Astoria City Hall.

1970

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Burlington Northern Railroad donates the Astoria Railroad Depot to the museum.

A modern workshop is built east of the new museum.

1962

1960

1987

1980

1990

The history of 60 years of excellence on the waterfront in downtown Astoria, Oregon 2008

1989

Executive Director Jerry Ostermiller retires after 20 years of service to the museum.

The trailer park property in front of the museum is purchased for the museum parking lot.

1991

2009

The Columbia River Maritime Museum is recognized as the official Oregon state Maritime Museum and the Lightship Columbia is placed on the National Registry.

Samuel Johnson is hired as executive director.

The dock is expanded, HVAC is installed and Parking Lot Phase 1 is completed.

1992

The museum celebrates the bicentennial of Capt. Robert Gray’s historic voyage and the museum hires a full time education director.

The museum receives its second American Association of Museums reaccreditation.

1993

Museum staff grows to 21 full-time employees and more than 100 volunteers.

The museum begins construction of the Riverwalk and purchases the Labiski property.

1994

The basin is dredged to open up the cruise ship market.

1995

The museum hires its first development Officer and initiates its first ever professional fundraising program.

1996

The master planning process begins with National Endowment for Humanities support.

The Columbia River Maritime Museum and the city of Astoria develop an East End Master Plan.

A National Endowment for the Humanities Self Study is conducted by the museum and a Collections Policy is developed.

2010

1998

2013

Barbey Maritime Center Renovation Complete/MHRC Acquistion.

2014

Shark Carronades Exhibit opens.

2000

The remodel of the museum begins.

2017

Science of Storms exhibit opens, Purchase of NCA Buildings/ New Deputy Director Bruce Jones.

1997

The museum holds its first Strategic Planning Retreat. The Museum Library is catalogued.

The new “permanent” exhibit, “Crossing the Bar: Perilous Passage” is installed. The Pilot Boat Peacock is placed on land at the east end of the CRMM campus.

The museum acquires the Wendt Map Collection.

The museum master plan is completed. The museum contracts with Formations Inc. for exhibit planning. The USS Missouri visits Astoria and CRMM volunteers welcome visitors to the ship.

2021

Lightship towed to Dry Dock for restoration.

Rutherford Masks donated to museum. Pond Dedication.

2002

The remodel of the museum is completed and the grand reopening is held. The CRMM purchases the Astoria Armory.

2023 & Beyond

2012

Cedar and Sea, River Commerce Exhibits.

Boat Display Hall, Boat Acquistions Rotating Exhibits Gallery.

The museum celebrates its 50 years.

2000

2010

2020

2030

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Where we are today

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Collections & Research Library The Museum’s Collections are the foundation for all its programs and adding to the Collections is fundamental to the mission. Since 2012, the Museum added more than 1,344 artifacts from 399 donations to its Collections, including regionally significant boats, a superb collection of model freighters from the 1920s and 1930s and a collection of restored marine engines, many of which were made in the Pacific Northwest in the early 1900s. This brought the total artifacts preserved to more than 40,000 including ship models, marine carvings, paintings, navigational instruments, fishing gear, boats, and marine engines. The Museum presently holds 65 boats, some of which are on display inside the main building and outside on the Museum campus.

The Ted M. Natt Research Library, housing more than 45,725 items, is one of the largest collections of maritime archival material in the Pacific Northwest. Over the last 10 years more than 6,000 books, logs, maps, charts, and historical business records have been added to its collection.

Two extensive photograph collections brings the number of photographs now archived to just under 30,000. Material is added constantly.

The librarian continually adds new titles to the Museum library catalog.

Currently we have 14,091 titles in our library and 12,114 records uploaded to the World Catalog, making them searchable from anywhere in the world. The World Cat is the world’s largest network of library content and services. It includes two billion items from more than 10,000 libraries worldwide.

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Where we are today

Education The Museum exists to impart knowledge, stimulate curiosity, and provoke questions. It is, overall, an institution of learning. The Museum, through partial funding from the Northwest Stem Hub, provides free bus transportation to visiting schools from three counties in Oregon. The Museum also provides free admission for all public schools in Clatsop County. The Education Department offers two highly popular Museum Outreach programs – Museum in the Schools (MITS) and the Miniboat Program.

• 10 Years Ago: the Museum educated 15,000 kids with the MITS program and 800 local students participated in field trip programs at the Museum with 2 educators on staff • 8 Years Ago: the Museum dropped the MITS program and had 2 educators on staff • 6 Years Ago: the Education Department developed STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) programs for schools visiting the Museum called Learning Labs and reinstated MITS, reaching 8,000 students per year with 2 educators on staff.

• 5 Year Ago: the Miniboat program was added, providing a global, multidisciplinary learning experience for 5th to 8th graders in the Pacific Northwest and Japan.

• 3 Years Ago: a 3rd educator was added and the department has created Senior Programs and an array of digital content.

• In 2022: the Museum’s educators will reach over 10,000 students with direct education programs • Coming Fall 2022: the Museum will add a 4th educator and the sky will be the limit!

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Where we are today

CONGRATULATIONS CRMM Thanks to Past and Present: Visionaries, Trustees, Directors & Staff, Educators, Docents, Donors, and Other Volunteers

Pressing this same image since 2014

Available @ Clatsop Coin 205 12th Street Museum in the Schools Year 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2020-2021

School Visits 27 70 95 107 72 2

Presentations 53 274 412 435 294 5

Students Contacted 1306 6198 9739 11317 6883 100

Learning Labs 39 89 143 103 49 0

Students Contacted 1988 3236 4462 2746 943 0

School Visits 70 72 73 187

Students Contacted 163 304 288 153

On-Site Programs Year 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2020-2021

School Visits 60 112 162 72 26 0

Adults Contacted 538 608 1004 597 223 0

Total 2526 3844 5466 3216 1166 0

Miniboat Program Year Miniboats Built 2017-2018 10 2018-2019 10 2019-2020 6 2020-2021 3

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Where we are today

Columbia River Maritime Museum 2022 Board of Trustees Executive Committee

Michael Haglund, Chair Don Vollum, Vice Chair Nick Johnson, Secretary John McGowan, Treasurer Helena Lankton, Immediate Past Chair Ward V. Cook, Nominating Committee Chair Steve Fick, Advisor H. Roger Qualman, Advisor Kurt Redd, Advisor Dr. Samuel E. Johnson, Executive Director

Board of Trustees

Museum Store The Museum Store plays a very important role in carrying out the mission of the Museum. In addition to providing 21% of the Museum’s annual operating revenue, the merchandise sold in the Store relates closely to the Museum’s exhibits and enables the visitor to purchase material that will enhance their museum experience after their visit.

The Store is one of the most successful of its kind in the United States, winning national awards for display designs.

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Peter J. Brix Alan C. Goudy Donald W. Magnusen

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Community Engagement/DEAIB CRMM formed a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility and Belonging (DEAIB) task force in 2021, with the mission to examine our current environment, identify new areas to improve, develop a plan of action and then budget and implement new initiatives. The task force is committed to making the Museum’s collections, buildings, programs, and services available to all visitors.

Good progress has been made including adding an Accessibility page to the website, which provides information on completed initiatives such as Admission Access programs, accessible building features, exhibit video subtitles, self-guide audio, tactile and verbal description tours, visit guides including a sensory map and social story, and sensory backpacks available for free rental at the Admissions Desk.

Where we are headed

Where we are headed

In the next five years we will focus on new major exhibits, programs and achieving financial stability. Our overall goal is to acquire more vessels, secure additional boat storage, and put more boats and artifacts on display.

Cedar and Sea, an exhibit that explores the maritime culture of the Indigenous coastal people of the Pacific Northwest, is in development with a targeted opening in 2024. The heart of this exhibit is a story of innovation … the ways in which Indigenous peoples live and harvest the forest, land and sea and how those ways are rooted in the natural cycle of life.

Also in the first stages of development, River of Gold: Cargo and Commerce Past to Present.

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