Editing McMinnville, Oregon (section)

===Museums and other points of interest===
[[File:Evergreen Aviation Museum.jpg|thumb|The Evergreen Aviation Museum]]

The nearby [[Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum]] is best known as the home of the ''[[Spruce Goose]]'', the world's largest propeller-driven seaplane, built by the famed aviator [[Howard Hughes]].

The museum, home to another 80 historic aircraft and exhibits, is a pair of large symmetrical buildings with glass facades, a local landmark which can be seen for miles. Additional major exhibits include a SR-71 "Blackbird", a Titan II SLV Missile (with its launch control center), and a Grumman F6F3 "Hellcat." There is also an "IMAX class" digital 3D theater, the Wings & Waves indoor waterpark (containing wave pool, 4 slides emerging from 747 on building's roof, and educational displays), and the newly built Boy Scout Jamboree park.

[[File:Yamhill Valley Heritage Center - McMinnville, Oregon.JPG|thumb|Yamhill Valley Heritage Center Museum]]

The Yamhill Valley Heritage Center Museum - Located just outside of downtown McMinnville at the intersection of HWY 18 and Durham Lane. One of 2 museums operated by the Yamhill County Historical Society striving to protect, preserve and share the heritage of Yamhill County www.YamhillCountyHistory.org

Featuring a working Blacksmith Shop, Sawmill, Steam Traction Engine, Hutchcroft School House, Logging and Dairy Displays and Educational Programs. The Museum hosts many annual events including Farm Fest in early April and Harvest Fest in mid August.{{Citation needed|date=April 2019}}