The Oldest General Store Near Portland Has A Fascinating History

There has been a general store in Troutdale since the the late 1800s. While this is not the original general store, you would never guess it by stepping inside. Loaded with nostalgia from decades past, the expansive Troutdale General Store transports you to a simpler time. Whether you want to pick out some candies or home decor, this is a fun place to visit that will take you through a little slice of Oregon history.

Located on the Historic Columbia River Highway in Troutdale, the shop is right on your way to exploring the waterfalls along the highway.

An early 1900s soda fountain is a main attraction here, and the food - mainly sandwiches - is notable as well. An espresso machine ensures you will have plenty of caffeine for your journey.

Featuring old time candies, a trip to the Troutdale General Store is like a walk down memory lane.

With over 7,000 feet of store, the store features plenty of seasonal decor to peruse during your visit.

There are over 2000 square feet of the store dedicated year-round to Christmas decorations.

If you want to get your Christmas decor planned early, this is the place to go in the middle of the summer for your decorations for the tree.

There is also ample room dedicated to the upcoming holiday on the main floor.

If you are looking for some vintage or holiday themed decor, this is the place to stop. A destination in its own right, the general store will transport you to another era. The Troutdale General Store is located at 289 E Historic Columbia River Highway.

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