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The Gordon House is a beautiful residence designed by an ace architect Frank Lloyd Wright for Evelyn and Conrad Gordon. Earlier, it was constructed near the Willamette River and later on moved by the new owners within the Oregon Garden, in Silverton, Oregon. The designs of the interior and exterior spaces of the house are fascinating and intact with the tradition of Wright’s architectural excellence. It is also forms a venue for small gatherings and otherwise available for public tours.

Located on the banks of Silver Creek, Coolidge-McClaine City Park is the go-to place for the residents of Silverton for hosting picnics and barbecues. This spacious park features pavilions, playgrounds, barbecue grills and horse-shoe pits among many other amenities. The lush greenery, sound of the Silver Creek's water trickling, and clean air at Coolidge-McClaine City Park adds to its serene atmosphere and will have a calming effect on you.

This 240-acre (97 hectare) garden provides a close look at indigenous flora that is beautiful year-round. Visit the gardens and you will find unique and beautiful landscaping and floral displays, formal gardens and wetlands in their infancy. Children will especially be ecstatic to see the duck families and other exotic birds that call Oregon Gardens their home. There are also a number of cultural and other events here. Indoor and outdoor event facilities are also open to the public and are available for rent with advanced booking.

An enduring remnant that has withstood the test of time and natural elements, the Gallon House Bridge is a well-recognized landmark of Silverton. Dating from 1916, the bridge is hewn entirely from wood and is an enclosed structure that spans the Abiqua Creek. Touted as one of the oldest of its kind in the state, the bridge is significant owing to its history, having been named for its association with local moonshiners during the prohibition period. It has been added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

Escape from the bustle of the city and retreat into the idyllic embrace of nature at the Silverton Reservoir. Unfurling amid scenic woodlands, the reservoir was formed by damming Silver Creek in 1960 and has served the locals of neighboring communities as an ideal destination for water activities during the warmer months ever since. Avid anglers can cast a line and scour the pristine waters for trout and bullhead catfish. You can also stroll along the lakefront and soak in the refreshing atmosphere or row your boat down the serene channel. Additionally, visitors can also enjoy swimming here.

Home to the massive Howard Hughes H-4 Hercules "Spruce Goose" flying boat, this museum provides a fascinating learning experience for anyone interested in the history of American aviation. In close proximity to the museum's entrance stands an F-15 fighter jet memorial honoring Captain Michael King Smith, the founder of the aviation institute. The self-guided tour takes approximately 2-3 hours, and museum docents are on-site if you have questions. Besides this, the museum is also home to a theater where you can watch documentaries and 3D movies related to aviation.