R & R DRIVE IN
For the best burger, milkshake, steak dinner, or fajitas to
be found, you must stop in at R&R Drive In. “We’re a
family-owned business and we’ve been in this spot for 21
years,” said co-owner Jennifer Zollman. “What that means
is that this business is important to us because it’s part of
this community.”
The drive in offers many food options including burgers,
sirloin- and -ribeye dinners, salads, shakes, breakfast
burritos, and much, much more. “We have soft-serve ice
cream that we turn into 31 different milkshake flavors
including chocolate and Oreo, but the local children go for
the ones made out of candy,” added Zollman.
R&R serves up anything that its customers request and its
burger combinations are too numerous to mention. “One
of our most popular is the R&R Special that is a super patty
and comes with a large order of fries and a milkshake.”
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Open seven days a week. Summer hours are 10:30 a.m. to at
least 8:00 p.m. Winter hours are 10:30 a.m. to at least 7:30 p.m.
301 N. Lake St
Joderph, OR. 97846
Lakeview, OR 97630
Phone: 541-432-9000
No visit to Baker County Oregon or Baker City is complete
without a visit to the Baker Heritage Museum. Housed in
the former Natatorium are 33,000 square feet of permanent
and changing exhibits to tell the stories of the real people and
businesses that developed the region following the discovery
of gold in the mountains near the Oregon Trail.
The Heritage Museum is home to the world renowned Cavin-Warfel rock collection, one of the largest and finest in the
Western United States. The private collection was amassed by
two Baker City sisters in the 1930s and was their hobby for
45 years. In 1983 the entire 18 ton collection was donated to
the museum. The collection of rocks, fossils and minerals also
includes 2,000 agate, picture jasper and cabochons representing 35 years of collecting and outstanding lapidary work by
Billy Wyatt.
Those who have written reviews after visiting the museum describe it in one word: “fantastic.”
The Heritage Museum, formerly the Oregon Trail Regional
Museum, displays and interprets the rich history of the region. Nowhere is there a more colorful story to tell about how
the West was developed. It is a story about courage. It is a story about gold. It is a story about industries such as transportation, agriculture and timber. Interesting Chinese culture and
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wildlife exhibits contribute to filling the 33,000 square foot
building. Whether you spend an hour or spend the day touring
the museum, you will come away with an appreciation of the
region and the people who settled in it.
The Baker Heritage Museum is open 7 days a week 9:00 am
to 4:00 pm, Mid-March through October. Admission is adults
(18+) $6.00; seniors (60+) and youth (13-17) $5.00. Children
(12 and under) free.
To schedule a tour or for more information,
call (541) 523-9308 or visit www.bakerheritagemuseum.com
REGION 9: NORTHEAST
BAKER HERITAGE MUSEUM
BAKER HERITAGE MUSEUM
www.BakerHeritageMuseum.com
541-523-9308
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MID MARCH - OCTOBER
Explore the rich history of the city known in the
Old West as the “Queen City of the Mines”
in our 33,000-square-foot facility
THE ADLER HOUSE
2301 MAIN ST.
Open Fri & Sat, May - Sept
2480 GROVE STREET
BAKER CITY, OREGON 97814
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