A one night's stay in a Superior King Room at the Governor Hotel, breakfast for two at Jake's Grill, and two adult admissions to the Oregon Historical Society.
     An architectural treasure listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the elegant Governor Hotel in downtown Portland ranks as one of the true landmarks of the Pacific Northwest. The six-story hotel, which covers more than half a city block, was built in the boom years immediately following Portland’s 1905 Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition. Murals portraying scenes from the explorers’ journey, Native American-inspired themes, rustic chandeliers, and rich wood textures capture the romance of Oregon’s past, while gilded archways and ornate sconces add glamour. The Governor is also noteworthy for its magnificent terra cotta facade.
    The Oregon Historical Society preserves and interprets Oregon's past in thoughtful, illuminating, and provocative ways, and features a wonderful facility, museum and ever-changing exhibits.