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The Armstrong Nugget is the largest gold nugget from Oregon still in existence today. This 80.4 troy ounce nugget is on display during week-day business hours at the US Bank in Baker City, Oregon at 2000 Main Street. Next stroll down Main Street to the US Bank to view the Armstrong Nugget. Check the museum's website or call 54 for operating hours and entrance fees. The Museum has exhibits of mineral collections, historic photos, and other displays. Start your day by visiting the Baker Heritage Museum located at 2480 Grove Street near the Geiser-Pollman Park. Half-Day Tour in Baker City of local museum and displays Baker Heritage Museum To make a half or full-day tour of these areas, the following self-discovery Iiineraries are recommended. Since a majority of gold production in Oregon has come from a 50-100 mile wide 'gold belt' located in Baker and Grant Counties in the Blue Mountains, the area abounds in the local mining history. Visitors to the area today can learn more about how this industry influenced the local communities by touring dredge areas, Chinese mining sites, and local museums. Gold and other mineable minerals have been a part of the history of northeast Oregon since 1861 when Henry Griffin discovered a gold nugget in Griffin Gulch located south of Baker City.

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