The Canby Depot Museum is a museum dedicated to local history of railways during the last century. It was called as such simply because it is housed and encased in a building called the Canby Depot. The Canby Depot is the most antique station in the state of Oregon. The Canby Depot was at first located at the meeting point of Grant and N. First Streets. It was later transferred to its present location and was changed to a museum by the Canby Historical Society during the early 1980s.

The museum offers exhibits and collections of photographs, a postal service, school memorabilia, doctor and dentist displays, old toys, antique telephones, outdated cameras and a print shop.

The Canby History Timeline offers a vast array of items. A collection of 100 years of scouting, a memento from old cinema of Canby, vintage Mickey Mouse items, Canby Kids memorabilia, and feel free to browse to a cache of photos in the new area meant for research and education.

If you are interested in learning facts about the railways of the olden times, see us!