It is open 9 am to 5 pm daily, May 12 through November 15. Special rates for 10 or more are available with advance reservations. Click for Full Image. Rental fees vary depending on scale and location of event. Seating is available inside and outdoors within view of the Columbia River and Mt. Hood.
Catering services are available for groups, including festive box lunches and custom treats.
Our gift shop features unique art gifts, mementos of Maryhill, including books, cards, and original American Indian jewelry. Samuel Hill, c. In 1907 Sam Hill, a wealthy entrepreneur bought 6,000 acres of land overlooking the Columbia River with the intention of establishing a Quaker agricultural community. He chose the bluff which Maryhill Museum now occupies as the site for his own home, and in 1914 construction of his poured concrete mansion began. He named both his home and his land company Maryhill after his daughter, Mary.