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Native American artifacts and contemporary western art
The Favel Museum is a Native American and contemporary Western Art museum located in Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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Established in 1907 by George Baldwin, an influential businessman and politician, and father of locally prominent photographer Maud Baldwin, whose studio is on the fourth floor. The plumbing and electric conduits can be easily seen throughout the building; electricity and indoor plumbing were still somewhat of a luxury at the turn of the 20th century, and Baldwin wanted to flaunt these amenities. It operated as a hotel from 1909 to 1977. Guided tours are available; the last one of the day starts at 2:30PM.
This downtown park on the Lake Ewauna waterfront hosts a memorial to veterans, as well as a display for the Southern Pacific Railroad Locomotive #2579, a 2-8-0 "Consolidation" steam locomotive built in 1906 and donated to the city in 1957.
Every summer month on the third Thursday of the month. The 2020 Third Thursday is cancelled until further notice.
Has many artifacts and relics from pioneer days, along with many Native American items and natural history exhibits. The museum also owns the Baldwin Hotel Museum and Fort Klamath outside of town.
The city's geothermally heated outdoor swimming pool is open all year.
The largest park in Oregon offers hiking and mountain biking trails, tennis courts, and deer sightings.