Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center

Interview with Orvalla Hafer
Orvalla grew up in nearby Promise and has been a great resource of nearby Maxville history and images of its past.

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.

Interview with Ada Metsopulos
Ada married Angel Metsopulos, employed as a logger at Maxville. They moved into one of many rail cars specifically built to house some of the workers.

Interpretive Center

Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center is a fully organized charitable organization. In line with Our Mission, Maxville Heritage is developing 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.


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