Portland Museum

1. Great historical overview.n2. Loved learning about Mary M. Miller, 1st Female Steamboat captain.n3. Unique Italian style house.n4. Check out the back yard garden. Very beautiful.n5. 2nd Saturday of month. Free entrance when I attended.n6. Replica of Steamboats very fascinating.n7. Famous football player from Portland interesting to learn about. Ask about.n8. They’re closing for 2 months to remodel. Call ahead to make sure open.

What the Portland museum has for show is reasonably intriguing. They are working on adding more exhibits. As a native Louisvillain, I learned a few things i was previously unaware of

It's a small place but good information to you as to get to know about the Portland. Staff here is really good and they helped us to know more about the Portland area and it's history.

Great little museum. Portland is rich in history and was the largest city until the canal was built around the Falls of the Ohio. Portland is full of pride and has great potential to be a booming neighborhood. It is the largest neighborhood in Louisville.

Great institution serving its neighborhood, the city and river buffs everywhere. It’s current hosting of Wes Modes’ the Servret History Of American River People is another great example of their creative, progressive programming. Go Portland Museum!