The Spray Pioneer Museum is owned and operated by the City of Spray. The museum is on Spray's main street (Highway 19/207). It is housed in the community church building which was built in 1912. The church building stood empty from the 1960's until it was renovated in 1991 to become a museum. The museum was officially opened in 1993. The curator collects and displays historical data and artifacts dating from the 1800's to the present.

More information can be obtained by calling Spray City Hall (541-468-2069) or by writing to Spray City Hall, PO Box 83, Spray, OR. 97874 for a brochure.

There are also two pioneer cemeteries of historical interest. Spray Cemetery, established in 1876, is located across the John Day River from the community. Haystack Cemetery, established in 1888, is on Highway 19 approximately 8 miles from town.