Maryhill: US 97 at MP 2.2: SR14

1 45.70°, -120.82° NE
About location

Maryhill occupies a dry upland above the Columbia River in south-central Washington. The community stands amid basalt terrain, open rangeland and irrigated farmland in a broad section of the river corridor. State Route 97 runs through Maryhill and joins the nearby Columbia River crossing to Oregon, making the settlement a useful link between the two states. Its best-known cultural institution is the Maryhill Museum of Art, housed in an unfinished mansion commissioned by road-builder and entrepreneur Sam Hill. The museum holds collections ranging from European art to Native American objects and fashion mannequins from the Théâtre de la Mode. Maryhill also lends its name to the historic Maryhill Loops Road, an early paved hill-climb route above the river.

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