MARGARET MCCLAIN RECALLS FRIENDSHIPS, LOGGING INDUSTRY
Margaret shares her parents personal relationship to the Greek loggers.

ANGEL METSOPULOS, AS TOLD BY DAUGHTER ANN
Ann retells her fathers arrival at Ellis Island and his journey to the West to Maxville.

Interview with Mattie Wilfong
Mattie grew up in La Grande, Oregon and has outlived two of her husbands, both railroad loggers who came to work in Maxville. Mattie recalls her experience. Sorry, Mattie's video clip not yet available. Please check back.

Maxville, Ore., a one-of-a-kind timber town revives for one day a year

Interpretive Center

In line with Our Mission , Maxville Heritage is a cultural interpretive center and museum celebrating the multi-ethnic culture of the railroad and timber industry of Maxville, Oregon and similar communities in the Pacific Northwest.

Maxville Heritage wants to take this opportunity to give thanks to the individuals and businesses that have supported our programs and efforts to preserve this vital local history; you mean so much to us.

Stage One in Enterprise
December 3, 2011 6:30pm

Presentation, reading and post discussion.
Enjoy a warm beverage and good conversation.

Maxville Heritage Fundraiser

2012 Buck Tag Raffle

Local Business Certificate package!


Visitor Center Open House	What's New? Maxville Milestones UPDATE	Vital Oral Histories Captured
JOIN US: Calendar of events	WANTED: click here for available volunteer positions	Theatrical Program gets a boost
	FEATURED PROFILE WELCOME NEW EDUCATION COORDINATOR	Unique Proposal for Heritage Center Site




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